Salvation Army Clitheroe Center

The Salvation Army Clitheroe Center is a substance use and dual diagnosis treatment program in Anchorage, Alaska serving adults seeking recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction.

With roots dating back to 1976 Clitheroe's mission is to improve the quality of life for Alaskans pursuing lasting recovery.

ADIS and Moral Reconation Therapy

Admission begins with a confidential screening packet, an assessment interview, and an evaluation of treatment needs with referrals to community agencies when appropriate.

Adults may enter separate men's and women's residential programs or step into outpatient treatment based on the level of care required.

Residential programming includes rehabilitation groups and counseling, life-skills training, case management, and peer support.

Outpatient services feature the Alcohol and Other Drugs Information School (ADIS) and Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) and all clients completing inpatient care are referred to aftercare for ongoing support.

Quick Facts About Clitheroe Center

• Location: Anchorage, Alaska with separate men's and women's residential campuses.
• Levels of care: Residential treatment, outpatient services, and structured aftercare.
• Who they treat: Adult men and women with substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions.
• Approach: Multidisciplinary team of degreed professionals, certified counselors, and staff with lived recovery experience.
• Payment options: Accepts most insurance, Medicaid, TRICARE, self pay, vouchers, and sliding fee applications.
• Accreditation: CARF accredited, with coordination alongside justice system and community agencies.