When a person is struggling, knowing where to turn matters.

Parrott Creek provides residential and outpatient treatment for youth, adults and families across Oregon. In a crisis, call 988 or the county crisis line at 503-655-8585.

When a person is struggling, knowing where to turn matters.

Parrott Creek provides residential and outpatient treatment for youth, adults and families across Oregon. In a crisis, call 988 or the county crisis line at 503-655-8585.

Residential treatment, outpatient care and housing support, based in Oregon City

MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT

Outpatient mental health care for ages 11 to 35. Lifeguards provides assessment and treatment for youth ages 11 to 20 with sexually inappropriate or harmful behavior.

DRUG & ALCOHOL SUPPORT

Outpatient drug and alcohol treatment for ages 12 and older, including intensive outpatient. Residential treatment for male youth ages 13 to 18. We bill the Oregon Health Plan.

HOUSING SUPPORT

Our Alcohol and Drug Housing Assistance Program provides financial support for adults engaged in substance misuse treatment services (Clackamas County residents only).

For every program and service we run, see the full programs list.

Award-Winning Residential Treatment Campus

Youth residential treatment on an 80-acre campus in Oregon City, serving families across Oregon.

A Different Approach to Care

Parrott Creek combines evidence-based treatment with restorative justice, mindfulness and trauma-informed care. Our campus was rebuilt and reopened with 40 beds.

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Land Acknowledgement

Parrott Creek Child and Family Services is located on the stolen ancestral homelands of the Clackamas, Cascades, and Tumwater bands of Chinook people; the Tualatin and Pudding River bands of the Kalapuya people; and the Northern Molalla people. After being forcibly removed, the descendants of these tribes are now part of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians and the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Community of Oregon. Today, Parrott Creek is dedicated to building meaningful and lasting relationships with these and other local Indigenous communities, including partnering in cultural ecology and land restoration projects with the first stewards of these lands.