Who we help
Seven Arrows Recovery is a residential drug and alcohol rehab in Arizona for adults 18 and older — treating alcohol use disorder, opioid and heroin addiction, stimulant use, benzodiazepine dependence, and co-occurring mental health conditions.
At a glance
Populations we serve
Six of the most common people we work with, and how treatment adapts to each. Every admission starts with a call — we’ll tell you honestly whether Seven Arrows is the right fit for your situation.
Executives, attorneys, founders
High-functioning clients whose drinking or use has stayed hidden behind performance. Our boutique census (small group sizes, private rooms) and confidential admissions suit clients whose career and reputation need protection alongside clinical care.
Police, fire, EMS, active-duty and vets
Trauma-informed care for clients whose exposure to critical incidents, moral injury, or combat has driven substance use. In-network with TRICARE. Our TraumAddiction™ approach is built for this population.
Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, dentists
Clinicians with board or licensure concerns, monitoring-program referrals (Arizona Medical Association PHP, state nursing boards), or high access to controlled substances. Discreet, clinically rigorous, documentation-friendly.
Balancing family and recovery
Still-at-home parents, empty-nest parents, and spouses whose addiction is affecting the family system. Weekly family support sessions, our Family Program, and a clear pathway for loved ones to participate without blurring clinical boundaries.
Early-onset, stimulants, polysubstance
Clients in early adulthood whose use has outpaced development — often stimulant-driven, often polysubstance, often tangled with anxiety, depression, or ADHD. Structured residential container with developmentally appropriate groups.
Late-onset or chronic use, alcohol and benzos
Clients whose substance use became unmanageable in midlife or later — often alcohol, often benzodiazepines prescribed for decades. Medically attentive, paced to the body, and built for the co-occurring conditions this population carries.
What we treat
We treat substance use disorders and the mental-health conditions that almost always travel alongside them. Our dual-diagnosis program holds both sides of the case at once.
Substances
Co-occurring conditions
Is this right for you?
Our admissions team will tell you candidly whether we’re the right place for your situation. When we aren’t, we refer to trusted partners who are.
Good fit
You are 18 or older and willing to engage
Our program is voluntary, adult, and residential. Readiness matters more than perfection — you don’t need to be motivated every minute to benefit from treatment.
You have completed medical detox (or don't need one)
We accept clients post-detox. If you’re still in acute withdrawal, we coordinate a partnered detox stay first so you arrive medically stable.
You have a diagnosed or suspected substance use disorder
Alcohol, opioids, stimulants, benzodiazepines, cannabis, or polysubstance use — with or without a formal DSM-5 diagnosis on file at intake.
You have co-occurring mental-health symptoms
Anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, or stabilized bipolar II that have been feeding or following the substance use. Our dual-diagnosis program is built for this.
You can participate in group and land-based programming
Residential care is relational. You’ll share space, meals, groups, and the ranch with a small cohort of peers.
You want a small, private, trauma-informed setting
If a 200-bed chain feels wrong, Seven Arrows is the alternative — boutique census, private rooms, a 160-acre ranch.
We may refer out
Active psychosis or unstable mania
Clients experiencing active psychotic symptoms or unmanaged manic episodes need a higher level of psychiatric care than our residential program provides. We’ll help you find the right placement.
Acute medical detox requiring hospital-level care
Severe alcohol or benzodiazepine withdrawal, complicated opioid detox with medical comorbidities, or any condition needing ICU-level monitoring. We partner with detox facilities to bridge the gap.
Imminent suicidal or homicidal intent
Clients in acute crisis need inpatient psychiatric stabilization before residential SUD treatment. We’ll stay in contact and welcome you once stabilized.
Severe cognitive impairment
Advanced dementia or significant traumatic brain injury that prevents engaging in group or individual therapy. Specialized neurorehab settings are a better fit.
Court-ordered clients requiring locked units
Seven Arrows is a voluntary, open residential setting. Clients who require a secure or locked facility per court mandate need a different level of care.
Clients under 18
We serve adults 18 and older only. For adolescents, we’re happy to recommend trusted partners who specialize in teen addiction treatment.
Complexity we’re built for
Our small census lets us do harder clinical work, not less. We hold cases that other boutique programs refer out — chronic relapse, medical complexity, multi-diagnosis trauma, and monitoring referrals.
Clients with two, three, or five+ prior residential stays. We don’t treat relapse as failure — we treat it as clinical information, and redesign the container accordingly.
Clients arriving post-acute alcohol or benzodiazepine withdrawal, medical stabilization after opioid detox, or complicated cardiac or hepatic recovery. Nursing support and on-call medical oversight.
Childhood trauma, developmental trauma, combat-related PTSD, moral injury. Our TraumAddiction™ approach pairs somatic interventions (SE, ART) with cognitive work so neither side gets skipped.
Clients with partial-response histories on SSRIs, SNRIs, or augmentation. We coordinate with prescribers, monitor response, and layer evidence-based therapies that the medication alone wasn’t reaching.
Clients with a stable medication regimen for bipolar II or OCD who need substance-use-focused care that doesn’t destabilize their psychiatric picture. We stay in regular contact with existing prescribers.
Physicians, nurses, pilots, and attorneys in state monitoring programs (AZ Medical Association PHP, state nursing boards, FAA HIMS) where documentation, discretion, and continuity matter as much as the clinical work.
Where our clients come from
Our campus sits in Cochise County in the southeastern corner of Arizona, at the base of the Swisshelm Mountains. We serve clients traveling in from across Arizona, the broader Southwest, and nationwide — admissions will handle travel logistics, airport pickup, and timing.
Primary Arizona metros
Neighboring regions
We regularly serve clients from Albuquerque and Santa Fe (New Mexico), Las Vegas and Henderson (Nevada), Los Angeles and San Diego (California), and El Paso and Austin (Texas). Direct flights into Tucson or Phoenix Sky Harbor make Arizona treatment practical from across the Southwest.
Nationwide clients
Many clients fly in from the Northeast, Pacific Northwest, and Midwest. Admissions helps coordinate flights, airport pickup at Tucson International (TUS), and any documentation you need from a referring clinician or monitoring program.
Family & loved ones
Addiction is a family disease, and recovery holds better when the family heals alongside the client. If you’re researching treatment for a spouse, parent, or adult child, you’ll have real support from the moment you call.
Explore our Family ProgramStructured virtual sessions with the client and their closest family members, held by a member of the clinical team. Boundaried and focused on the work that has to happen inside the family system for recovery to last.
Open-enrollment, multi-week psychoeducation on addiction as a family disease, co-regulation, boundaries, enabling patterns, and what to expect during and after residential care. Families can attend whether their loved one is in care or not.
Admissions and the clinical team handle visitation requests, family weekend logistics, release-of-information paperwork, and any communication the clinical team can authorize — so families can spend their bandwidth on the work, not the operations.
Frequently asked
Direct answers to the questions our admissions team fields most often. If yours isn’t here, call us at (866) 996-4308.
Seven Arrows Recovery serves adults 18 and older. We do not currently treat adolescents; for clients under 18, our admissions team is glad to recommend trusted teen-focused partners.
Yes. Seven Arrows is a dual-diagnosis residential program, which means we treat substance use disorders alongside co-occurring mental health conditions — including anxiety, depression, PTSD, stabilized bipolar II, and OCD — in a single integrated plan of care.
We treat alcohol use disorder, opioid and heroin addiction (including fentanyl), prescription painkillers, methamphetamine, cocaine, benzodiazepines (Xanax, Klonopin), ketamine, inhalants, cannabis use disorder, and polysubstance use.
We accept clients who have completed medical detox or who do not require one. If you still need acute detox, our admissions team will coordinate a short stay at a partnered detox facility so that you arrive at Seven Arrows medically stable and ready to begin residential treatment.
Residential stays at Seven Arrows Recovery typically run 30, 60, or 90 days, with length of stay determined by clinical assessment, insurance authorization, and client needs. Many clients step down to outpatient or sober living after completing residential care.
Seven Arrows works with most major insurance plans — Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, TRICARE, and most PPO plans — as an out-of-network provider. Our admissions team runs a free benefits verification, usually within 15 to 30 minutes.
Yes. We serve clients from across the United States. Most out-of-state clients fly into Tucson International Airport (TUS) or Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX); our admissions team coordinates flight details and airport pickup directly.
Yes. Seven Arrows regularly treats police, fire, EMS, active-duty military, and veterans. We work with TRICARE as an out-of-network provider, and our TraumAddiction™ approach is specifically designed for trauma-impacted populations including first responders.
Start the conversation
One call is all it takes to find out. Admissions will ask a few questions, run a free insurance verification, and give you an honest answer about whether Seven Arrows is the right level of care — usually within 15 to 30 minutes.
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Most major insurance plans cover addiction treatment. Share your details (and snap a photo of your card if you have one) and we'll verify your benefits and call you back — typically within 15 minutes.
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