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Facilities at Peninsula Behavioral Health

Port Angeles Main Office

118 E 8th St, Port Angeles
(360) 457-0431

Peninsula Behavioral Health has grown from a staff of seven founding employees in 1971 to over 150+ today. We have expanded our campus to include three offices: the Horizon Center day-use facility, the Crisis Respite Center, and three additional adult transition homes. 

This 8th Street location serves as the main hub of our agency (pictured here). The office is over 26,000 square feet and includes more than 60 offices and conference rooms and a large multipurpose room with a kitchen.

Peninsula Behavioral Health therapy in Clallam County mental health substance use co-occurring

PBH Port Angeles clinic; photo courtesy of Silas Crews 

Peninsula Behavioral Health Primary Care Medical Exam Room

PBH is expanding integrated primary care. This exam table was made possible through a Kitsap Bank grant. (Jesse Major Photography)

Sequim Office

500 W Fir St
(360) 681-0585

Our Sequim office is open Monday – Friday and is conveniently located on W. Fir Street. Peninsula Behavioral Health has dedicated staff for both adults and youth in our Sequim office. 

Our Sequim office recently moved.

Youth Services Center

112-A E 8th St, Port Angeles
(360) 457-0431

The PBH Youth Services Center was opened in 2019 to provide a designated space of healing for youth, children, and their families. The Youth Services Center includes ten offices, a conference room, and a flexible resource room for play therapy.

This incredible space was only made possible with the support of our community and our generous donors. Check out the progress pictures below!

 

(Jesse Major Photography)

Peninsula Behavioral Health Youth Services Center Family Therapy

Our welcoming Youth Services Center lobby (Isaac Gautschi Photography)

The First Federal Community Foundation Conference Room (Isaac Gautschi Photography)

Horizon Center

223 E 8th St, Port Angeles
(360) 457-3566

The Horizon Center is an intensive Day Support Program that provides life skills training and a meal for PBH clients Monday – Friday from 9:30am-2:30pm.

In 2019, the Horizon Center was moved from its location on Lincoln Street to its new location at 223 E 8th St. The Horizon Center reopened in January 2020.

 

Peninsula Behavioral Health Horizon Center Day Support Homeless Outreach

(Jesse Major Photography)

Peninsula Behavioral Health Horizon Center Day Use Support Homeless Outreach

Kitchen remodel was made possible by Kitsap Bank (Jesse Major Photography)

Peninsula Behavioral Health Horizon Center Day Use Support Homeless Outreach

The Horizon community room. (Jesse Major Photography)

Transitional Supportive Housing

 

PBH has six Transitional Supportive Living Homes with partial supervision. Five of the homes are located in Port Angeles and the newest opened in Sequim in October 2024. Clients residing in these homes receive the necessary assistance to promote and maintain independent living in the community.

Permanent Supportive Housing

 

PBH’s Dawn View Court is a 26-unit Permanent Supportive Housing community in Port Angeles that provides safe, stable, and affordable housing for low-income individuals and families. Opened in 2023, Dawn View Court pairs long-term housing with access to supportive services that help residents maintain housing stability, strengthen independence, and improve their overall well-being. The thoughtfully designed apartments feature modern amenities, including high-efficiency heat pumps and kitchens equipped with energy-saving ranges and refrigerators, creating a comfortable and welcoming place for residents to call home.

 

PBH’s North View is a new 36-unit Permanent Supportive Housing community in Port Angeles designed for adults experiencing serious behavioral health needs and homelessness or housing instability. Opening to residents in September 2026, North View provides safe, stable, and affordable housing along with access to supportive services that promote recovery, independence, and long-term housing stability. The four-story community includes studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, accessible units, free on-site laundry, and welcoming shared spaces. North View expands PBH’s commitment to addressing the connection between behavioral health and housing by giving community members a stable place to call home and the support needed to build a healthier future.

PBH was founded in 1971 with a staff of seven. Click here to learn more about the history of Peninsula Behavioral Health.