Overdose deaths in Yavapai County were the lowest they’ve been in five years in 2023.
That’s great news! At Wolf Creek Recovery, we work so there will be fewer with each passing year.
We offer Prescott Valley addiction treatment not just to lower tragic statistics, but to transform lives. You or your loved one could be the next person we help.
What to Expect From Wolf Creek Recovery’s Addiction Treatment in Prescott Valley
Wolf Creek Recovery offers a personalized approach to treatment that starts with a thorough initial assessment. This is when we determine the direction of your treatment plan and if mental health care would benefit you.
We know how overwhelming treatment is, especially when you first start. We’ve been through this before, too. Many of our team members are also in recovery. This lets us connect with our clients personally and offer understanding beyond average empathy.
Our core values of honesty, respect, compassion, and commitment guide our approach. We emphasize creating a supportive environment where everyone is welcome and valued, regardless of their current life situation. We want you to be comfortable at Wolf Creek, whether you’re resting in the housing we provide or attending a group therapy session at our treatment facility.
Treatment Options Offered at Wolf Creek
There’s something for everyone at Wolf Creek. Our primary services include:
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) with housing. You’ll spend the day in therapy and other activities to support your recovery, then return to housing provided by Wolf Creek in the evening.
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) with housing. You’ll still stay in our housing, but in IOP, you spend less time at our treatment facility.
- Trauma therapy. We utilize EMDR and other therapy modalities to help you heal from any trauma driving you toward substances.
- Group therapy. You’ll build relationships and learn from others while undergoing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and other similar modalities.
- Outdoor adventure therapy. You’ll canoe, camp, paddleboard, play sports, and more while you enjoy the beauty of nature and get a small taste of what a substance-free life has in store for you.
How to Know It’s Time to Get Treatment for a Substance Use Disorder: Signs to Look For
It isn’t always easy to know when someone’s relationship with a substance is an unhealthy one. Thankfully, there are some signs you can look for. You or your loved one might have a substance use disorder if these points apply:
- You consume more of the substance than you intended
- You’ve tried to stop taking the substance but haven’t succeeded
- You’ve sacrificed activities and relationships for the substance
- You spend a lot of time getting, taking, and recovering from the substance
- You’re still taking the substance, even though it’s harming your relationships and/or health
- You take the substance in risky situations
- You get sick when you don’t take the substance (withdrawal)
- You need to take more than you once did to feel the effects you want (tolerance)
- You have cravings
It’s best to think of this as a list of flu symptoms or signs of a heart attack. Substance use disorders are more complicated than your average physical health condition, but they’re health conditions nonetheless. They require medical care and treatment, too.
Finding Quality Addiction Rehab in Prescott Valley
Addiction doesn’t have to rule you anymore. If you’re ready to get started, Wolf Creek Recovery has the Prescott Valley rehab that could change your life.
At Wolf Creek Recovery, we’re serious about empowering Arizonans to overcome substance use disorders. That’s why we offer an extended care program that allows you to stay with us beyond our traditional program length if needed. Sometimes, building a life you love takes longer, and there’s nothing wrong with that. Call 1-833-732-8202 today. We can help.
