Located Outside Sedona, ArizonaThe Sanctuary is a 30-Day, Residential, Alternative, Holistic Non 12 Step Recovery Center
The Sanctuary at Sedona is a holistic, residential, non-12 step addiction recovery and trauma healing center, specializing in addictions of all types, depression, anxiety and PTSD. We are pioneers in the field of addiction recovery, being the first treatment center for over a decade to use a holistic integrative approach. Integrative Treatment is more than just incorporating mindfulness practices, such as meditation and yoga, into a traditional treatment curriculum.
A true integrative healing model has all therapies working together in a synergistic system, focusing on healing the body, repairing the brain and recovering the soul.
- Science-Based Recovery Program
- Integrative, Holistic Approach
- Dual Diagnosis Treatment
- 160 Clinical Hours per 30 Days
- Trauma-Focused
- Resolving Root Causes
- Brain Upgrade Protocols
- Immune System Restoration
- Small, Private, Intimate
- Most Effective Continuing Care
- 22 Acre Campus, Designed for Recovery
- Private Luxury Accommodations
- The Best Organic Gourmet Food Available
- Custom Nutraceutical Protocol
- Expert Practitioners in Energy Medicine
- Licensed Independent Behavioral Health Professionals specializing in addiction, trauma, dual diagnoses, psychiatry, and functional medicine
Our 30-day, residential drug, and trauma rehab program combines leading-edge science from western medicine with ancient wisdom and healing modalities in a way that delivers measurable results. The Sanctuary at Sedona does not advocate the use or non-use of antidepressants or other pharmaceutical medications. We do advocate the integration of holistic healing combined with cutting edge psychotherapy, and neutraceuticals sometimes in combination with prescribed medications as recommended by our expert licensed psychiatrists and functional medicine physicians and practitioners. Our holistic program treats the whole person – mind, body, soul, and spirit by addressing the root causes and trauma behind the addiction, rather than following a disease model of symptom management.
