SeaView Community Services

About SeaView Community Services

SeaView Community Services is a sober living operator in Seward, Alaska, running recovery housing and behavioral health care in the Kenai Peninsula Borough. It has been providing addiction services on the Eastern Kenai Peninsula since 1972.

What This Recovery Housing Provider Runs

Its recovery housing sits in gender-specific apartments at the organization's Recovery Center in downtown Seward, with living space for up to ten people. Residents are engaged in the organization's Partial Hospitalization Program while they live there. The address is 302 Railway Avenue in Seward.

A Recovery Housing Provider With A Full Continuum

Partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, general outpatient, recovery housing and the Alcohol Safety Action Program all run from one nonprofit. The Partial Hospitalization Program runs Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with treatment planning built on each person's substance use history and any co-occurring psychiatric diagnosis.

What This Sober Living Operator Emphasizes

Care is trauma informed and individualized, drawing on cognitive behavioral therapy, medication-assisted treatment and family involvement. The organization is a nationally accredited Community Behavioral Health Center, the only one on the Eastern Kenai Peninsula.

Men's And Women's Sober Houses In A Small Town

Keeping apartments gender-specific in a program of this size takes deliberate planning. Doing it means neither men nor women are turned away for want of an appropriate space in a town where there is no second option.

Serving Seward And The Eastern Kenai Peninsula

Seward is a small coastal town at the end of the highway, and its residents would otherwise drive to Soldotna or Anchorage for care. Fifty years of local service in one community builds the kind of relationships that referral networks cannot manufacture.