If everyday life has become unmanageable because of substance use, unresolved emotional trauma, uncontrollable mood disorders, or compulsive behavior, then you should consider treatment. If dysfunctional behaviors have had a negative effect on your job, relationships, finances, or health, then you should contact a professional counselor, psychologist, psychiatrist, or addiction specialist who can better assess the situation.

Inpatient treatment provides care 24 hours a day. Sometimes, it is better to be taken out of your home environment in order to focus on recovery. After an extensive evaluation, a group of therapists, counselors, and psychologists come up with a unique, personalized treatment plan. The treatment plan is based on the patient’s diagnoses, interests, and personality, and usually consists of group meetings and 12-Step programs along with specific therapies such as Expressive Arts or Equine Therapy.

Detox, or detoxification, cleanses the blood through your body’s natural process of metabolizing alcohol and drugs, therefore neutralizing poisonous and harmful substances. If you have used alcohol or drugs for your body to feel normal, then you should seek help to guide you through the withdrawal process from those substances. The effects of withdrawal on your body and mind can be uncomfortable and dangerous and should be completed under strict supervision of a qualified provider.

Yes. We are able to detox patients on our campus.

The Meadows is licensed as a Behavioral Health Inpatient Facility by the Arizona Department of Health Services. We are also accredited by The Joint Commission. Such standards assure patients that they are receiving the highest-quality care available anywhere.