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Acknowledging the need for help is the first, and often the most challenging, step towards recovery. At Canyon Crossing, we aim to make your transition into our women’s rehabilitation program as smooth as possible, especially during such a sensitive time.
To initiate the admission process, simply give us a call. Our dedicated team will assist in identifying the most suitable program for you or your loved one and help formulate a plan to commence treatment. During this initial conversation, we’ll determine eligibility, verify insurance coverage, and explore other payment options.
After setting an admission date, our staff offers transportation services from the nearby Phoenix airport to our facility. We eagerly await your call and stand ready to answer any queries you may have.
Admission Eligibility
Canyon Crossing Recovery focuses on providing specialized treatment for adult women aged 18 and above, particularly those grappling with substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders. Our aim is to foster an environment conducive to healing and self-discovery.
However, there are certain conditions beyond our capacity to handle. We are unable to offer services to those who:
- Suffer from severe eating disorders necessitating a specialized care environment,
- Require acute hospitalization due to severe psychiatric disorders,
- Are registered sex offenders or diagnosed with extreme sexual disorders,
- Exhibit chronic aggressive behavior that conflicts with the dynamics of group counseling,
- Have physical or financial constraints preventing full participation in our programming.
Our intention is to provide the highest quality of care within our areas of expertise. If you fit our common criteria below, please connect with our team to start the process:
- Women aged 18 to 65.
- Women with Substance Use Disorders (SUD).
- Women struggling with co-occurring mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD
- Those who have had past unsuccessful attempts at sobriety
- Women from military families, with eligibility for TRICARE
- Women needing comprehensive, individualized recovery programs addressing trauma, life skills, and relationships
- Women needing comprehensive, individualized recovery programs addressing trauma, life skills, and relationships