The Walker Center operates an outpatient office in Twin Falls, Idaho, extending its addiction treatment and mental health services beyond its main residential campus in Gooding. A nonprofit organization founded in 1976, the Walker Center holds CARF Gold Seal accreditation and follows American Society of Addiction Medicine standards. The Twin Falls office serves individuals who need structured outpatient support while continuing to live and work in the community, and accepts most insurance providers along with state funding.
Outpatient Treatment Programs
The Twin Falls location offers outpatient substance abuse treatment at two levels of intensity. The high-intensity track provides three hours of programming daily, three to four days per week, while the low-intensity track delivers two to four hours of services weekly. Treatment duration typically ranges from three to six months. Programming includes comprehensive drug and alcohol assessments, individualized treatment planning, cognitive behavioral therapy, group and individual counseling, family counseling and codependency groups, stress management and problem-solving skills development, 12-step program familiarization, anger management, relapse prevention, moral recognition therapy, and drug testing. The center’s clinical team includes bilingual counselors on the outpatient staff.
Co-Occurring Support and Continuing Care
The Twin Falls office also provides treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use, using evidence-based modalities such as EMDR, CBT, dialectical behavior therapy, and motivational interviewing. Family therapy is available for individuals aged 12 and older. For those who need a higher level of care, the Walker Center’s Gooding campus offers residential treatment, a partial hospitalization program, withdrawal management, and the Walking Sober House for transitional living. After completing outpatient treatment in Twin Falls, graduates can stay connected through free weekly alumni support groups, the #WalkingSober online peer community, and sober social events.
