Mental Health Clinic & Addiction Treatment Center in Phoenix, AZ

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Our Phoenix Treatment Center Provides Therapy For…

Mental Health

Mental health disorders are highly common in the United States, where an estimated one in five adults lives with a mental illness. Our mental health clinic in Phoenix, AZ offers both PHP and IOP.

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Trauma

Camelback Recovery incorporates trauma and addiction therapy in Arizona into both PHP and IOP and offers services that address both your mental health and substance abuse needs.

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Alcoholism

Without treatment, alcohol abuse can damage relationships, careers and health. We’re proud to offer a residential alcohol rehab program to start you on the path to recovery.

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Drug Abuse

The right drug addiction treatment program, combined with a long-term commitment to sober living, can help you overcome your addiction and take control of your life.
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Speak with one of our experienced counselors to find your best treatment option. Our employees are also in recovery and can help you find your way.

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Call 602-466-9880 to schedule a walkthrough of our center to see why we’re the top mental health clinic and addiction treatment choice in Arizona!

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Now that you’re ready for the next step in your journey you can reserve a stay with our intake specialist. Rooms and availability are limited, so reach out to one of our intake specialists today.

How We Can Help

Mental Health

Our mental health IOP and mental health PHP programs are customized for you based on your type of illness or dual diagnosis and the daily challenges you face as they relate to mental health. It’s entirely possible to lead a happy, productive, and fulfilling lifestyle while living with a mental illness and we’re devoted to helping you do exactly that.

Addiction Treatment

Find freedom from addiction and greater control over your future through our IOP rehab and PHP rehab programs. Our Phoenix rehab center in Arizona can help you find the strength and tools you need to get sober and stay that way. We also offer specialty therapies like ketamine therapy, medication-assisted therapy, and psychiatry.

Sober Living

With sober living for women & men, we make it a priority to provide both equal and abundant opportunities to recover for the entire community of recovering individuals. This is why each home is conveniently located in close proximity to recovery centers, educational facilities, fitness clubs, and fine dining.

Recovery Coaching

A Recovery Coach is the most effective technique to transition clients from recovery initiation to a lifelong pursuit in recovery preservation. Consulting, motivating and enhancing long-term support theories is the primary emphasis a Recovery Coach makes all while identifying goals and engaging and encouraging clients.

Sober Living Housing in Scottsdale, AZ

When people leave rehab, they also move farther away from structure and closer to their triggers. Apart from solid systems for structure, support, and accountability, our recovery homes offer facilities that let you rediscover your passion or find a new hobby to help you eventually curb cravings and block out triggers.

The Oasis (Men’s Home)

Serenity Ranch (Women’s Home)

Papago Springs (Men’s Home)

Cypress Retreat (Women’s Home)

The Camelback Difference

Camelback Recovery provides a wide variety of services under the umbrella of mental health, addiction treatment, sober living, and recovery coaching. Everything we offer has been specifically selected to contribute to your recovery journey and long-term sobriety.

Services Camelback Recovery Other Sober Living
Internet/WiFi
Private Rooms Available
Full-Time W2 Housing Staff
Recovery Resources and Meeting Lists
Meals Prepared & Provided
12-Step Based
Random Drug Testing Two Times Per Week
Random Breathalyzer Two Times Per Week
Weekly House Meetings
Computer and Printer for Residents Use
Netflix and YouTube Live TV
MAT Friendly

Why Choose Our Program?

You need to completely live life differently. You need new eating habits, new sleeping habits, and new exercise and eating habits. You need to learn how to pray, meditate, and do gratitude. You need to develop a foundation or a community of friends and people that you can spend time with who will encourage and support your sobriety, not the opposite. You need an integration process to walk you through these transitional steps and our Phoenix treatment center is here to help.

The Camelback Recovery Integration Process is based upon five pillars. These pillars provide the necessary tools to build new habits and develop new skills during the integration process. This is how you set yourself up for long term sobriety after treatment. Our sober living homes located in Scottsdale Arizona, all provide communities and environments that work together to help you achieve your long-term recovery goals.

backyard at our mental health clinic in phoenix

Why Choose Our Program?

You need to completely live life differently. You need new eating habits, new sleeping habits, and new exercise and eating habits. You need to learn how to pray, meditate, and do gratitude. You need to develop a foundation or a community of friends and people that you can spend time with who will encourage and support your sobriety, not the opposite. You need an integration process to walk you through these transitional steps.

The Camelback Recovery Integration Process is based upon five pillars. These pillars provide the necessary tools to build new habits and develop new skills during the integration process. This is how you set yourself up for long term sobriety after treatment. Our sober living homes located in Scottsdale Arizona, all provide communities and environments that work together to help you achieve your long-term recovery goals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We know getting sober can be hard and understanding your support options can be confusing. We’ve put together a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) that we commonly hear from our clients and we hope the answers can be helpful to you.

Recovery homes vs sober living environments… what’s the difference?

The main difference between a recovery home and a sober living environment is the level of care and support. A sober living environment is a home that is occupied by other alcoholics and addicts in recovery, and who are there as support and companionship, just as you are to them. Sober living environments have general guidelines, but usually don’t provide all-inclusive services beyond providing a safe and sober living situation.

A recovery home is more structured and offers a higher level of care than a sober living environment. These extra services may include simple, yet strict, guidelines that promote harmonious communal living, mental health support, life skills coaching, sober companions and transport, and crisis intervention if necessary. The main goal of a recovery home is to take the worries of daily minutia off the shoulders of clients, so that they can focus on healing and recovery. However, clients are expected to follow guidelines and put in the necessary work to make long-term recovery possible.

If you have found yourself in a relapse, the most important thing to do is refrain from harsh self-judgment or self-pity, and don’t isolate. A relapse does not have to mean that, with proper support, you can’t pick yourself back up and continue where you left off in the recovery process. Hopefully, you began building a social network in sobriety, and now is the time to utilize it. Don’t think you have to do this alone. Call a sober friend or a loved one that you trust and find a safe way to get to a meeting. Don’t wallow in it. See it as an opportunity for growth and take action.

There are several ways to establish strength and knowledge in sobriety that will protect you from relapse, and even help you if relapse happens.

Sober Network
It is vitally important to have sober people in your life that care for you, know your story, and understand your struggles and joys. You can build a strong sober network through 12-step meetings and step work with a sponsor.

Don’t Isolate
When you feel negative emotions such as fear, self-doubt, or self-pity creeping in, the best way to deal with them is to address them with someone who is strong in their recovery and can guide you to take the next right step. The same goes for the times when you are feeling well in sobriety. Share those moments, too, because the same people who help you through hardships, will also join you in celebrating your progress.

Healthy Balance
Develop healthy habits such as self-care, prayer and meditation, and healing hobbies that create balance in your life and make the chance of being overstressed to the point of relapse less likely. Learn to avoid being hard on yourself when you make mistakes and grow from them instead. Find time every day to be in silence and clear your head of distractions and do something regularly that causes you to feel productive or creative.

Higher Power
This idea is hard to swallow for many recovering alcoholics and addicts but remember that your higher power is a force of your own understanding, and you just have to be willing to grow a relationship with something that is greater than yourself, even if it is simply the fellowship of a 12-step group.

Sober living homes vary in, not only their services, but in their culture. Not just any sober home will meet your individual needs for support and the establishment of healthy goals for your recovery. Thoroughly consider what you believe to be specific services that you need and what type of environment you think will foster your self-confidence and increase your chances for recovery. Then, propose these guidelines to different sober living facilities, so that you can talk with professionals to determine if their services are right for you. Be confident in your visions of what will work but be open to the myriad of services that are available from different sober living situations.

The number one thing to remember when you believe that a loved one may be an alcoholic or drug addict is that you can’t magically save them. Unless your loved one is in immediate need of medical attention, it is not advised to approach them without seeking support first. You can seek support and guidance from addiction professionals by calling a treatment center, or attending Al Anon meetings, so that people with experience can help you determine the severity of your loved one’s condition and what options you may have to help your loved one help themself. It is not wise to confront your loved one without the proper tools, especially if they are under the influence. You don’t have to enable their behavior, but discretion is advised when considering taking action to help an alcoholic or addict. Camelback Recovery is available to speak with concerned loved ones at any time.

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Testimonials

Camelback Recovery’s therapy center provides treatment to residents across the state of Arizona and the greater Phoenix area which includes Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, and Glendale. Click the button below to read more testimonials from our happy and sober alumni.

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Camelback recovery is amazing. The environment is great and welcoming. I highly recommend this place to anybody who is looking to better their life.

Joseph C

It was a really good experience! I made some stable friendships, had a lot of fun, and got to reside in an absolutely beautiful house.

Allie H