Why Should I Go Here for Help?
Native American recovery's commitment to our patients
At the Native American Recovery Center, we are committed to providing culturally sensitive and holistic treatment to our clients. We understand that addiction and mental health issues can be rooted in historical trauma and intergenerational effects of colonization. Therefore, our programs are designed to address these underlying issues and promote healing.
In addition to our evidence-based therapy and counseling services, we also offer traditional healing practices such as sweat lodges, smudging, and drumming circles. These practices help our clients reconnect with their culture and spirituality, which can be a powerful tool for recovery.
Our staff is highly trained and includes licensed clinicians, nurses, and cultural specialists who are dedicated to helping our clients achieve lasting recovery. We also provide family therapy and support services to help our clients and their loved ones heal together.
At the Native American Recovery Center, we believe that recovery is a journey, and we are committed to supporting our clients every step of the way. We offer aftercare and follow-up services to ensure that our clients have the ongoing support they need to maintain their sobriety and mental wellness.
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Lets Experience Life
what do we do to make treatment fun?
Most treatment centers dont do this. They offer the most basic activites that dont cost the treatment center very much money. They are more concerned with their bottom lines and filling their pockets with profit. We are the opposite of that- the majority of profitability goes into paying our staff good wages, expanding our outreach, but most importantly making the client experience the best it can be. That us why we have a huge budget for experiential activities.
We have to show you how to be happy and have fun in sobriety, and the normal treatment center activities of going to the park to play basketball or a nature walk is going to "light your fire for sobriety." Those activites are fine, and we do those at times, but they dont light the fire.
what do we do to make treatment fun?
What do we do to" light the fire" and experience sobriety in a way you didnt know was possible?
- Odysea Aquarium
- Tombstone
- Shoot House
- Rage Room
- Heard Museum
- Kayaking Salt River
- Phoenix Zoo
- Desert Botanical Garden
- Top Golf
- Hurricane Harbor Waterslides
- Diamondbacks Baseball Game
- Wrigley Mansion
- Phoenix Art Museum
- Mystery Castle
- Hall of Flame Museum
- Pueblo Grande Museum
- Rosson House Museum
- Arizona Science Center
- Castles and Coasters
- Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix
- Van Gogh Experience
- Ortheum Theater
- Pioneer History Museum
- Brass Armadillo Antique Mall
- Phoenix Police Museum
- K1 Go Karts
- Enchanted Island Amusement Park
- Wildlife World Zoo Safari Park
- Pangea Land of Dinosaurs
- Golfland Sunsplash
- Arizona Capitol Museum
- Oasis Water Park
- AZ Ice Arcadia
- Penske Racing Museum
- Talisen West House
- Scottsdale Museum of the West
- Phoenix Coyotes at Gila River
- Butterfly Wonderland
- AZ Air Force Museum
- Gold Panning at Goldfield
- AZ Museum of Natural History
- Medieval Times
- Kartchner Caverns State Park.
Sobriety is amazing when you get to experience it.
Message from the owner of Native American Recovery- "Experiencing sobriety in a way that lights someones fire for life is the game changer. If we can show you how to experience that fire, we have now presented an alternative to drugs and alcohol. Or to put simply, "you finally get to experience a better option."
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602-730-0707
We Treat Addiction to Alcohol and Mental Health Disorders
DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, OCD, BIPOLAR
Depression, fear, and anxiety can be challenging emotions to face in life. For those battling addiction, it is not uncommon to also struggle with co-occurring mental health issues such as depression and anxiety. In fact, it's often the case that those who struggle with addiction also experience these mental health challenges.
When addiction is removed from the equation, individuals can be left to cope with the underlying causes of their depression, low self-esteem, and anxiety. At our practice, we recognize the importance of treating both addiction and mental health issues in a holistic manner.
We incorporate Native American traditions and culture into our personalized treatment plans to help individuals heal and address the root causes of their challenges. By offering a safe and supportive environment, we can help individuals overcome their struggles and move towards a brighter future.
TRAUMA & PTSD
The Native American community experiences some of the highest rates of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse in the country. Unfortunately, many alcoholics may use alcohol to cope with the painful and traumatic experiences associated with such abuse.
For those struggling with addiction, feelings of anxiety, fear, and hopelessness can persist long after a traumatic event has occurred. In fact, active addiction can often exacerbate these feelings.
However, at our practice located in Phoenix, AZ, we take a holistic approach to alcohol and mental health and addiction treatment. We can help you overcome these symptoms and guide you through the process of grief and healing. By incorporating Native American traditions and culture into our treatment plans, we offer a safe and supportive environment where you can begin to address the root causes of your struggles.
ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE
Alcohol and drug abuse are causing immense harm to Native American communities, as they devastate families and ruin countless lives.
However, there is hope. Addiction can be treated, even though there is no outright cure for it.
Our treatment program takes a holistic approach, focusing on the restoration of the body, mind, and spirit of those who are grappling with addiction. Join us on the path to wellbriety.
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602-730-0707
Experience
how do EXPERIENCES IN treatment affect our ability to get sober?
What type of activities are available?
Owner of Native American Recovery:
"I believe achieving long-term sobriety is simpler than most addiction professionals think. In my personal recovery, I realized I had two choices: continue using drugs and alcohol, or change my life. Continuing to use meant living a life that led me to jail, hospitals, and homelessness, with broken relationships and family in pain. But I could get high enough to avoid feeling the pain of these consequences. That was my solution, and why I continued to use despite the terrible things happening to me and around me. My solution was to stay high enough to feel okay."
Let's examine that last statement more closely: "If I can just stay high enough, I won't feel it, I'll feel okay. So this is my solution, it's my best option. I know how to do it, and it's the easy way to get through life without too much pain.
As an addict, this has always been my first choice; it's the easiest and the alternative (sobriety) is hard and painful. I need to get high or drink to deal with my life. Being sober isn't fun; I've tried it, and I always end up using or drinking eventually because I'm angry, sad, lonely, tired, or afraid. I can't deal with all those feelings while sober.
So now we can identify the main obstacle to sobriety that all addicts face: "I don't want to feel that way, and drugs and alcohol are the only things that help.
Is that statement true for the addict? Yes. It's all we know. We haven't found a better solution yet.
That's where Native American Recovery comes in. We allow you to experience life in a different way, where the pain isn't too great to bear. In fact, most patients discover that sobriety can be amazing. Theyre avke to keep a job, take care of their kids, rebuild their relationships with their families, and live life without having to drink or use to survive.
"We do recover. Im living proof, annd so are the staff that work here, and countless other patients who have gone through our program of recovery. We know how to do it, becausewe've done it." Owner of Native American Recovery
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602-730-0707
