Walk the Camino de Santiago Virtually with Robin Bennett!

Ryther’s Transitional Community Treatment (TCT) programs are a group of programs that serve young adults, many of whom are experiencing...

We are proud to share that one of our staff members, Miranda Sullivan, was recognized by King County Recovery Coalition for her work on...

GiveBIG is back on May 8, 2019! We sat down with board member Lindsey to talk about why she’s giving BIG this year!

After going back to school eleven times, you would think that I am a veteran of the transition from vacation mode to back to school...

I circled back to Ryther after about 10 years of working in the mental health field and getting more training and now supervise...

A person never thinks about the life they have had, until they have to put themselves in someone else’s shoes...

I have been at Ryther for a little over a year now. What keeps me here every day is working with the kids in the cottages...

You have made it possible for us to continue our work with and on behalf of children that most people want to ignore...

It has been my real pleasure to serve as Chair of such an incredible group of people doing incredible things for the children at Ryther...

We recently started integrating experiential therapy into the school day for children in the Cottage Program...

I always wanted to have a therapy dog and work with children, so I trained Stanley, an Australian Labradoodle...

There are exciting changes with who we are serving, what we are offering as well as where we are meeting our clients...

Earlier this year I was, like many members of the Ryther family, engaged in correspondence with various governmental officials about...

I am asking for your help all this week to email and call your legislators to support legislation that is pending that could help Ryther...

Haili Shinn started volunteering with Ryther in December 2013. She came in with the idea of helping coordinate birthday parties...

The kids were great. They had baggage and they had tough times and they acted out. But they didn’t always act out...

The plight of seriously mentally ill people has been much in the news lately. Unfortunately most of the coverage has been sensationalized...

John Gonzales is the Cottage C Supervisor and team captain of Ride for Ryther. This is his second year riding...

As I begin my back-to-back 50+ mile training bike rides this week, my battle wounds will be the only reminder I need that I must keep going.