Serenity Lane in Eugene, Oregon carries forward the vision of co-founder Tom Kerns, who established the center after losing his father to alcoholism, with a mission to make addiction treatment accessible to all. The facility accepts new patients seven days a week, often accommodating same-day admissions. Their comprehensive outpatient services address substance use disorders, dual diagnoses, and standalone mental health concerns, with flexible virtual options and both daytime and evening scheduling to accommodate diverse client needs. The center structures its addiction treatment through two distinct outpatient programs. Their Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) spans 10 weeks, combining group therapy, individual counseling, and addiction education across three weekly three-hour sessions. This program incorporates regular drug testing, weekly family education seminars, and personalized recovery planning. Clients work through key recovery milestones including acceptance of their condition, developing relapse prevention strategies, adapting to sober living, and preparing a personal recovery autobiography. The standard outpatient program meets weekly for 90-minute sessions focused on stress management and early recovery coping skills, with participation from partners encouraged. Family involvement forms a cornerstone of Serenity Lane's approach, with a no-additional-cost family program that rebuilds relationships through education, therapy, and support groups. The center maintains ongoing connection with clients through comprehensive alumni services that include recovery support meetings, service opportunities, and continued guidance for one full year after program completion. For clients with legal obligations, Serenity Lane offers Oregon state-certified DUII education and diversion programs that satisfy court and DMV requirements. Their specialized "Blue Flag" program provides mandated reporting for court-referred clients, tracking attendance and progress throughout treatment.