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At The Walker Center, our non-profit mission is simple: to support our community with hope, help, and healing. Whether you're starting residential or outpatient treatment, looking for sober living, or need mental health support, we're here with the expertise, resources, and camaraderie to walk alongside you every step of the way on your recovery journey.

 

Experience

Compassionate & Experienced Addiction Treatment You Can Trust

Our people are certified and licensed professionals who specialize in addiction. They're also real people who genuinely care about your recovery and aren’t afraid of putting the work in with you. This balance of top-notch skills and a down-to-earth approach gives you the tools and accountability you need to stick with your recovery goals now and in the long run. Since 1976, people have trusted us to help.

Continuum of Care

What to Expect in Your Addiction Recovery Journey

Your journey isn’t linear; it evolves. This is difficult and one of the most important things you can do for your life. We’ll help you determine the most appropriate care—from our eight-week residential program to intensive outpatient care, sober living, or mental health services. Get the tools you need to get on your path to health and well-being. We are here to walk with you every step of the way.

Support

A Supportive Recovery Community – Inside and Out

During treatment, you will build lifelong relationships with peers and staff. Our team is always here to help; they get to give back to people starting their journey all the way through alumni groups and sober activities in the community. After treatment, you'll have the opportunity to share your strength and hopefulness with those beginning their journey, as well as receive support you need.

 

Free 2025 Recovery Guide – Set Realistic Goals for Lasting Sobriety

This FREE GUIDE will help you:

  • Shift your mindset and embrace progress over perfection.

  • Transform obstacles into opportunities with practical strategies.

  • Establish clear, actionable goals for your recovery journey.

  • Create sustainable habits to stay motivated and on track.

  • Plan for long-term success and personal growth in 2025.

 

Meet The Walker Center – Your Partner in Addiction Recovery

Learn about our programs, get to know our staff, and dig into our experiential activities.

 
 

  • Treatment costs depend on the type of treatment and length of stay. The state covers some people, others have private insurance - no matter what your situation, we can help you understand your options for paying for treatment - just get in touch with one of our team members.

  • We accept many different types of insurance (verify your Insurance here), you can also get help from the state (get in touch with us to learn how), or pay out of pocket.

  • Starting treatment is simple. Call us to speak with a specialist who will guide you through the admissions process, answer your questions, and help determine the best program for you.

  • The length of treatment depends on the treatment type. For outpatient services, that could be anywhere from one month to one year. For inpatient, our typical program runs 8-weeks, however it also depends on the individual’s personalized treatment plan and funding.

  • Yes, we offer detox services (withdrawal management) if an individual requires it as part of their treatment plan depending on your funding source.

  • We specialize in treating alcohol and drug addiction, including opioids, stimulants, and prescription medications. We also address co-occurring mental health conditions to provide comprehensive care.

  • Recovery is a lifelong journey, and we offer ongoing support to help you navigate life after treatment. Our Walking Sober House in Gooding provides a substance-free environment where you can build real-world resilience with support and accountability. Alumni also have access to regular peer support meetings, scheduled events, and the #WalkingSober Alumni Group, a private online community where members connect, share experiences, and celebrate milestones together. No matter where you are in your journey, you'll always have a community to turn to.

  • Yes, we are accredited by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) and follow ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) standards, ensuring high-quality, evidence-based treatment.

  • Yes, our outpatient programs are designed for individuals who need flexible treatment options while maintaining work and family commitments. Additionally, employment protection laws like FMLA may allow you to take time off for treatment.

  • We are doing confidential assessments over the telephone now. Fill out the form and our team will get in touch right away. Or, call us at 800-227-4190.

 

Resources for the New Year

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Starting The Year Off Right: Forgiving Yourself Through Mindfulness
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The new year is a time for taking a step back to ask yourself how things went. What our minds usually like to do is focus on the negative aspects. I didn't do X. I should have done Y. It's easy to get caught up in regret. However, it's not healthy. We must be kind and forgive ourselves. And one of the best ways to reflect positively is through the practice of mindfulness. But how can you use mindfulness to be more healthy, self-aware, and successful this year.

Here, we cover these topics and give you tools to tackle the new year head-on.

4 New Ways to Start the New Year Sober
4 New Ways to Start the New Year Sober

Do you have a hard time during the holiday season? This is often a time of year when family and friends spend time together, and cities are bustling with life, shopping, and all the seasonal merriment. 

The holidays also offer up a lot of tricky situations when we are at our most vulnerable. There may be triggers that come along with the end-of-the-year celebrations. The temptation to drink or use is heightened. With that in mind, here are four methods to help you start the new year sober or clean.

Why do they wait? The reason people set a New Year’s Resolution to get treatment
Why do they wait? The reason people set a New Year’s Resolution to get treatment

No matter where you are in the world, the countdown towards the New Year is pretty standard. The countdown from ten, the goofy hats or glasses, and finding a loved one to kiss to ring in the New Year.

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How Can Therapy Help My Sobriety?
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How can therapy support sobriety? By addressing addiction's root causes, building coping skills, and guiding you toward lasting recovery. Read to learn more.

How Can I Practice Self-Compassion During My Addiction Recovery Journey?
How Can I Practice Self-Compassion During My Addiction Recovery Journey?

How do I stay kind to myself during recovery? Here are daily self-compassion tips plus support from The Walker Center during your addiction recovery journey. 

Know Your Rights: Navigating Addiction Treatment While Employed with Insurance
Know Your Rights: Navigating Addiction Treatment While Employed with Insurance

Learn your rights as an employee seeking addiction treatment, from FMLA protections to insurance options, as well as tips for securing time off for recovery.

Making 2025 Resolutions Stick: A Guide for Positive, Lasting Change
Making 2025 Resolutions Stick: A Guide for Positive, Lasting Change

Start 2025 with meaningful goals that stick. Learn how to rethink resolutions, prioritize recovery, & create lasting change using The Walker Center’s resources.

30-Day vs 60-Day Addiction Treatment: Which is More Effective?
30-Day vs 60-Day Addiction Treatment: Which is More Effective?

Are 30-day and 60-day addiction treatment programs the same? Find out why 60-day programs offer higher success rates for those looking for long-term recovery.

Tips for Enjoying the Holidays in Addiction Recovery
Tips for Enjoying the Holidays in Addiction Recovery

Navigate the holidays sober with confidence. Find tips for planning ahead, avoiding triggers, and enjoying celebrations while staying strong in recovery.