Palouse River Counseling (PRC) staff consists of professionals who have expertise in psychology, social work, psychiatry, chemical dependency, developmental disabilities, childhood and family problems, and geriatrics. All clinical staff are registered, licensed or certified by the state of Washington.
Our staff also includes a psychiatric nurse practitioner, psychiatrist, and a registered nurse. All inquiries and services are kept completely confidential except as required by law. As provided by law, persons 13 or older may seek services independently of their parent or guardian.
Our staff also includes a psychiatric nurse practitioner, psychiatrist, and a registered nurse. All inquiries and services are kept completely confidential except as required by law. As provided by law, persons 13 or older may seek services independently of their parent or guardian.
Services
Palouse River Counseling offers a wide variety of services that cover mental health and chemical dependency both in individual and group sessions. We treat patients both seeking mental health and substance use assistance. If you have any questions or concerns about these programs, please give us a call at (509) 334-1133.
Our goal is to promote healthy individuals and resilient communities by providing integrated healthcare services in a compassionate, strengths-based approach. We strive is to provide innovative care to the people we serve through on-going education about the relationships between challenging life experiences, substance use, and mental illness.
Palouse River Counseling (PRC) mental health programs are licensed by the state of Washington. Our team of mental health professionals help our clients manage a wide variety of mental health conditions. When necessary, we also offer medication management to supplement our counseling services. These include individual or group therapy that focus on goal-oriented, mutually developed treatment plans.
Harvest House is a psychiatric rehabilitation program where adults with severe and persistent mental illness come together to work and socialize. A variety of support services are available to help members help themselves and each other as they learn to manage their psychiatric symptoms and learn independent living skills including employment preparation and support.
Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) provides intensive mental health services to support your child and help your family to reach their goals. It is a voluntary service that uses a wraparound team approach to meet your child's needs in their home, school, and community. Meet or would meet the State of Washington's Title XIX Medicaid financial eligibility criteria.
Reviews (9)
Dale Nanik
Nov 06, 2021
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With The Aid Of EST In Medical Lake, Wa I Was Able To Consult With True Professional's & The State Of Washington Procecute-ing Attorney To Come Up With An Alternative
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The Suite Result's Of Be-ing $95,000.00Was Awarded Unto Me
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Thank You Again Fool's
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With The Aid Of EST In Medical Lake, Wa I Was Able To Consult With True Professional's & The State Of Washington Procecute-ing Attorney To Come Up With An Alternative
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As A Result Of The Suit Reguard-ing The Follow-ing
Palouse River Counseling
Roger's Counseling/Quality Behavioral Health
Clarkston Police Dept.
Lewiston Police Dept.
Colfax Police Deot.
Pullman Police Dept.
Moscow Police Dept.
Alliance/ LAMI House
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In The End After Jail 3 Time's
Home-Less-Ness
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The Suite Result's Of Be-ing $95,000.00Was Awarded Unto Me
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Thank You Again Fool's
Harley Quinn
Mar 18, 2021
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Shawna
Jul 07, 2020
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Some of the counselors are great but others are terrible. My biggest complaint is that you have to miss work or school frequently to attend as they aren't interested in working around schedules and while you need to be on time or even early the counselors rarely are. Also, there are sometimes very hyped up, threatening individuals in the lobby area yelling at people and this is apparently normal? Front desk people are very nice. Overall I would not recommend them.
Katie A.
Jun 01, 2020
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My family has probably tried a total of 7 counselors here over the last 12 years. All have been pretty bad in different ways. My last experience there was the final straw though. They are incredibly insensitive and unprofessional. The front desk people have always been very nice, but the counselors themselves are pretty bad. One of our children passed away and my husband and I went for help shortly after the funeral. They knew why I was there, I'd talked to one of the counselors the previous day for about an hour. When I arrived they immediately tried to separate us from each other and treated
Welcome To Depression Island
Nov 24, 2019
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For a year I have been going here and it all feels like a sham. I have agoraphobia, in the beginning of our sessions I said it would be hard for me to make every appointment, “what if I no showed.” She said the most important thing was that I tried. And I missed a lot of appointments in the beginning.
There was a lot of trust that had to be built. Eventually even my fiancé could leave the room and I was comfortable enough to be alone with her. Over time I got better at going and I was feeling I was making progress and even taking steps to leave my apartment to make positive experiences.
There was a lot of trust that had to be built. Eventually even my fiancé could leave the room and I was comfortable enough to be alone with her. Over time I got better at going and I was feeling I was making progress and even taking steps to leave my apartment to make positive experiences.
Linda Westby
Sep 02, 2019
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Mark and the staff are great but the communication is terrible! Trying to get my drivers license back and left at least 6 voicemails to Mark and he never called me back. I finally got through to him and at that time I was told I needed to sign a release form before Mark could send my information to the DOL. Nobody bothered to tell me this. Two weeks to get through is unacceptable and very unprofessional. Please improve your communication. Answer voicemails. Please realize that miscommunication is very stressful for your clients.
Lauren Rogerson
Jul 10, 2019
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Nikki Von
May 19, 2019
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Sep 19, 2018
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