Indigenous Practices Approach

At our Arizona drug rehab, we offer speciality holistic treatment services that support spiritual healing during the recovery process.

• Breathwork: We use breathwork to heal past trauma, giving you space to grow and recover. Breathwork uses breathing practices to help you clear your emotional channels and remove any spiritual blocks.
• Ceremonies and Sweat Lodge: Our sweat lodge is one of seven time-honored ceremonies we do. This ceremony purifies the mind, body, and spirit. In a safe place, you have the opportunity to leave behind past trauma and achieve new dimensions of understanding, self-love, and connection. Our program has acquired the right to perform the sweat lodge ceremony from Medicine Elders from the Northern Plains Indian Tribes.
• Fabric Philosophy: Using fabric philosophy as part of our treatment, this nonlinear approach integrates the Native American medicine wheel and ceremonies to help you recognize the interconnectedness and circular nature of healing, community, and positive ritual.  Using the circle and the medicine wheel, you can identify your center, figure out what led you off the path, and return to the center by facing hard truths and removing self-destructive patterns in your life.
• Spiritual Paths: Our substance abuse treatment center for Native Americans and all Arizonians is located on 160 Acres of the Sonoran Desert. Mindfulness and moving meditation are easily accessible during your treatment when you work in the meditation garden and walk the mindfulness path. All of these spiritual avenues immerse you in nature and help you convert chaos into tranquility. 

Our culturally qualified Native American inpatient treatment center helps you integrate many aspects of your background and culture into your recovery process. Many of the tribal holistic treatments and evidence-based practices we utilize help you overcome feelings of lost cultural identity and alienation. 

Our Arizona treatment programs are led by professionals who understand the needs of Native American communities during recovery.

Specialized addiction treatment for Native Americans means that you can come to our inpatient facility without worrying about conflicts over cultural expectations or community expectations. Instead, you will be surrounded by like-minded individuals who appreciate the struggles you may have experienced, the historical discrimination and trauma, and the need for integrative cultural approaches.

At Seven Arrows Recovery, we appreciate how often mental health disorders and substance abuse are intertwined. That is why our facility offers mental health treatment for co-occurring disorders. Mental health disorders affect twice as many Native Americans as substance abuse, while at Seven Arrows Recovery, we provide the ability to address both.