About Oregon Trail Recovery

Learn more about Oregon Trail Recovery, our various levels of care, and our intensive outpatient program for individuals struggling with substance abuse. We work with individuals who have either completed inpatient treatment or medical detoxification and who are looking to transition back into everyday life. It is our ultimate goal to help every client become a well-rounded individual through living a life of recovery.

We teach a combination of psychoeducation and process with our PHP groups using evidence-based practices such as Stages of Change. Our IOP groups are also a combination of psychoeducation and process led groups.
Our Story

At the age of 28, I hit rock bottom.

I managed to get myself into a detox facility with nothing but the clothes on my back. I was determined to turn my life around, but I was also a single dad with a one-year-old and a two-year-old to take care of.

If was a difficult time, but I knew I had to do it for myself and for my children.

After 103 days in treatment and a year in outpatient, I went on to earn my Masters degree in addiction counseling. After working several jobs in addiction treatment I continued to become an administrator and counselor. In March 2005 I started Compassionate Interventions, which fueled my passion for helping others. I ran hundreds of interventions and helped people get into treatment who otherwise may not have.
Oregon Trail Recovery aims to be the first step, just like the one I took 25 years ago. I’ve committed my life to the growth and wellness of my clients, and this is a core value I’ve carried forward as we’ve built Pacific Crest Trail Detox. Our programs include provides partial hospitalization (day treatment), intensive outpatient, and outpatient programming. The goal is to help clients become well-rounded individuals through living a life of recovery.

As a dad, no longer single and with 7 kids in total, I know firsthand the challenges of balancing recovery and parenthood. My personal journey with addiction and recovery has inspired me to build a program that aims to be the last treatment program you'll ever need.

Benjamin Randolph,
Founder of Oregon Trail Recovery
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About our programs

Intensive Outpatient Programs

The program consists of 20 hours of group therapy per week, which continues until the client starts working or attending school. Over the course of your treatment, the client will step down to fewer and fewer hours of therapeutic involvement as clients progress in their treatment.
Night and morning groups 5 times per week
Weekly 1-on-1 sessions
Immersion in a 12-step program
About our programs

Amenities and Structure

Clients reside in our structured sober living homes with a group of peers and a live-in staff member. Amenities such as laundry soap, cleaning supplies, kitchen utensils, cable, and internet are provided.

The transitional living structure of Oregon Trail Recovery encourages the client to become involved in their recovery. This includes discovering new stimulating and healthy activities, such as hiking on local nature trails, playing sports like frisbee golf,  and exploring parks in the greater Portland area. You can also explore the local museums, such as OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industries), and the Oregon Trail Museum.
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Our Team

Meet our team

Our philosophy is simple — hire a team of diverse, passionate people and foster a culture that empowers you to do your best work.

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