Holistic Treatment in Arizona

Seven Arrows Recovery offers clients the opportunity to attend 12-step meetings at our center and within the community. Community-based 12-step meetings allow clients to gain the experience of attending meetings and partake in this valuable resource. Clients will learn how to obtain sponsorship, the structure of these meetings, and an in-depth guide to 12-step principles.

Experience the therapeutic bond between humans and horses, fostering healing and confidence in a non-judgmental environment. At Seven Arrows Recovery, our team of Equine Specialists pairs each client with their own horse, which they will have throughout their program. This one-to-one experience offers clients the space to connect with nature in a therapeutic environment, and the opportunity to form a non-judgemental healing relationship. This safe relationship can help clients improve on negative relationship consequences from their addiction and provides space to rebuild their confidence without fear of criticism. During our Level 1 and Level 2 Horsemanship experience, each client can take the steps at their own pace to care for and learn to ride their horse. This bonding can make a difference in the quality of life for clients while enriching the overall experience of committing to sober living in Arizona.

Nestled amidst the stunning Sonoran desert, Seven Arrows Recovery spans 160 acres of serene landscape. Our expansive grounds feature beautiful walking paths, tranquil meditation areas, and intricate labyrinths. Clients have the opportunity to immerse themselves in mindfulness and meditation practices tailored to their individual needs. Our rehab center in Arizona nurtures the client’s innermost self. Our thoughtfully designed paths and meditation gardens serve as catalysts for personal growth, guiding individuals toward the path that resonates most deeply with them. Our clients can embrace a variety of spiritual philosophies, and heal in an environment of open-minded exploration. Our holistic approach is invaluable in supporting our clients on their journey towards healing and transformation.

The sweat lodge is a time-honored cleansing ceremony traditionally performed to purify the body, mind, and spirit. Seven Arrows Recovery has acquired the right to perform this ceremony from Medicine Elders. The sweat lodge is a small enclosure built with willow branches and covered by tarps. Near the opening is a fire pit in which hot rocks are placed. The leader of the ceremony pours water over the rock. Any leader of a sweat lodge must be granted the right to pour by the tribe. The ceremony opens a beautifully safe place to talk and connect and a place to symbolically leave painful experiences behind and open up a new dimension for healing and recovery.

Bob Burton created Fabric Philosophy in 1973, using a nonlinear approach to address the diverse needs of individuals seeking a new direction in life. This philosophy utilizes the circle as a fundamental concept for treatment, communication, and organizational structure, drawing inspiration from the Native American medicine wheel. Seven Arrows Recovery adopts Fabric Philosophy’s approach, recognizing individuals as integral parts of a community and addressing the intricacies that contribute to addiction. By utilizing the circle and medicine wheel, Fabric Philosophy aids clients in identifying and reclaiming their center, laying the groundwork for transformative change. Through understanding the seven directions of the medicine wheel, clients at Seven Arrows Recovery will learn to redefine ritual positively, breaking free from self-destructive patterns associated with substance use disorder and alcoholism.

The utilization of breathwork in the healing of past trauma can be activated by releasing tension in the body, allowing space for growth and development, and grounding the nervous system. Breathwork helps clients achieve a greater sense of self-awareness, connection to spirit, and healing. Breathwork is effective for managing stress, improving the immune system, and healing from grief and trauma. It can be especially beneficial for those struggling with addiction and seeking long-term, low-risk benefits.