Canyon Crossing Recovery

AboutCanyon Crossing

At the heart of the breathtaking terrain of Arizona, Canyon Crossing Recovery stands as a premier addiction treatment center designed exclusively for women. Recovery is a deeply personal journey often shaped by trauma and the unique experiences each individual faces. This understanding drives our approach to healing, which includes comprehensive trauma-informed therapy, a strong emphasis on community and relationship building, and a range of tailored therapeutic interventions. As a center dedicated to women’s recovery, we provide an environment where women cultivate resilience, regain control, and rewrite their life stories. At the end of their journey, women depart Canyon Crossing equipped with the skills, confidence, and steadfast support network necessary for a lifetime of sobriety and wellness.

ProgramOptions

Designed to meet the unique needs of women, our programs collectively foster personal growth, healing from trauma, and a resilient, proven framework for maintaining abstinence from drugs and alcohol.

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Residential

Immersed in evidence-based therapy while building strong bonds in shared residences, women leave with a robust plan for long-term sobriety.

Non-residential

Our outpatient programs promote real-world application of recovery tools. Women establish a firm footing in sobriety while navigating the challenges of daily life.

long Term

Women have the opportunity to thoroughly address underlying issues, build healthier habits, and master essential life skills.

Family

A collaborative healing process equipping both the client and her loved ones with supportive strategies for sustained recovery.

Our women areRecovering From

Substance use disorders involving potent substances such as fentanyl, require a specialized, compassionate, and dedicated approach through an evidence-based, women-focused program designed to address not just physical dependency, but also the root causes and consequences of addiction.

DrugAddiction

We offer tailored, evidence-based, and women-centric treatment programs designed to navigate the intricate interplay of biological, social, and psychological factors that contribute to Alcohol Use Disorder in women.

AlcoholAlcoholism

Most women have anxiety, depression or other needs addressed while in our care. Addressing underlying mental health issues and addiction makes our therapeutic interventions all-encompassing and uniquely effective.

MentalHealth

The deep-seated connection between trauma and addiction requires a focus on healing both by helping women navigate their recovery journey by processing past traumatic experiences, and breaking free from the cycle of trauma and substance abuse.

Trauma +PTSD

Women arrive at our doorstep ensnared in toxic relationships, typically stemming from malfunctioning boundaries, trauma bonds or attachment disorders. These imbalances intensify relationship issues and the vicious cycle of addiction.

Strained Relationships

HowWe Heal

why our clientsLove Us

“Canyon Crossing Recovery is capable of completely changing lives of women fighting drug and alcohol addiction. I learned this through complete surrender of self will and trust in the staff. It was not an easy task, and I resisted the program my first few months in the house, but when I became willing to be helped, my life completely turned around for the better.”

“Canyon Crossing has changed my life and if you are willing to allow them, they will change yours too! All you have to do is surrender and let them in. You can trust each and everyone at Canyon to love you until you can love yourself. If I could I would give them 100 stars!! Highly recommend giving them a chance...”

“Canyon saved my life. I struggled with social anxiety for many years and since being at Canyon, I am able to start conversations without getting anxious, I’m able to be vulnerable with others, and speak in a big crowd. I came here for mental health reasons and I’m so grateful to have had this experience.”

Revitalizing minds and restoring lives,

One Woman at A Time