About Ryther
Ryther is a youth-focused behavioral health and substance use treatment provider in Seattle, Washington, serving children, adolescents, young adults and their families.
The nonprofit offers a full continuum of care, including outpatient therapy, intensive outpatient programs, partial hospitalization and residential treatment, with substance use services integrated into broader mental health support.
Treatment and Assessments for Youth
Ryther provides drug and alcohol assessments, Level 1 outpatient counseling, Seven Challenges groups, and a co-occurring program for mental health plus substance use disorders.
The broader continuum includes outpatient therapy, IOP, partial hospitalization and residential care, with evidence based approaches like CBT, DBT and trauma focused CBT.
Ryther serves children, adolescents, and young adults, with many services available from birth to age 25.
The program supports youth facing co-occurring disorders, trauma, anxiety, OCD, mood disorders, ADHD, self-harm and eating disorders, and welcomes LGBTQ clients.
Families often describe Ryther as a place of hope and healing, reflected in one testimonial: "Ryther offered hope where there was none."
Insurance and Accessiblity Information
Ryther's main campus is at 2400 Northeast 95th Street in Seattle, offering indoor and outdoor spaces for treatment and experiential activities.
Group therapy is available in person or virtually, and Ryther also partners with medical clinics across Seattle.
Ryther accepts commercial insurance and Medicaid for therapy and family services, with private pay and self-payment options also available.
A dedicated billing team supports questions about payments, statements and insurance changes.
