ABOUT ARCHWAY RECOVERY SERVICES
Substance Use Disorder Treatment & Rehabilitation Programs Since 1995
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Growth
Treatment begins with a thorough assessment and diagnosis. Length of treatment largely depends on patient engagement in programing.
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Learn More
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Understanding Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Goals, Progress, and Levels of Care
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Comprehensive Program Description
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How ARS Manages Communicable Disease
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Our Board
Our Board of Directors is a diverse group of community leaders who bring a unique experience and personal investment in the healing work of recovery.
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Our Mission
We believe all people deserve to be well and live with dignity. We meet people where they are and help them step forward strong—out of addiction and into a life of joy and purpose in healthy relationships with others.
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Our Standards
We use the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Criteria to assess clients and develop treatment plans. Our staff receives regular and ongoing training. We emphasize evidenced-based best practices in a the context of a supportive community to provide effective, results-oriented care.
OUR EXECUTIVE TEAM
Kevin Phillips
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mr. Phillips has supported hundreds of families in crisis, with years of experience in family counseling, organizational leadership and as an ordained Episcopal priest. His perspective is grounded in both attachment theory and the neurobiology of addiction, with a focus on how early childhood experiences inform one’s emotional framework and relationships later in life.
Wanda Cook
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
Ms. Cook’s experience, competence and commitment to service anchors the Archway team. Previously, she was the Executive Director of the largest child & youth development performing arts organization in Solano County.
Chris Audette
DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS
Mr. Audette served as the Director of Operations for the Salvation Army at the Kroc Center in the San Francisco Tenderloin. Prior to this appointment he administered social service and community programming for the Salvation Army in Solano County. He also teaches in the Human Services & Addiction Studies at Napa Valley College, where he is committed to helping develop professionals in the field.
Love, Dignity & Respect
Step Forward Strong
