Drug Rehab Centers in Mesa, Arizona

Soba significantly helped me improve my life. I'm thankful their phone lines were open and that Travis was able to help me get in there. It was around 10pm when I called. The night I got to Soba I was put at ease by the openness, friendliness, and caring nature of the staff. Specifically the resident assistant and the nurse, Dean and Kelsey, respectfully. There are a LOT of things I do not remember from that night because of the state that I was in, but I will never forget them. Thanks to Soba's medical detox I was able to sleep well that night. Due to complications from alcohol, quality sleep was something that had eluded me for weeks if not months before treatment. So that was a HUGE relief.Six years before Soba I had been through another treatment program. And although I am very appreciative of that program and everything they did for me, there are some huge differences between that program and Soba. At Soba I had access to a nursing staff 24/7. They were there to help with whatever I needed. The peace of mind that came with that was invaluable. Withdrawing from drugs and alcohol can be pure hell, I know. Sometimes very dangerous. But at Soba, I was able to actually have a safe and comfortable withdrawal experience.Another perk was that I was able to keep my phone with me the whole time. I was in disbelief when I found out that was allowed. Being able to stay in touch with my family and my girlfriend was one factor that influenced me to stay for thirty days as opposed to just going through detox (which, by the way, I would recommend everyone stay as long as they can). I was even able to go off-site one day when a family member of mine was dealing with a medical situation.At Soba I had access to food and snacks anytime I wanted. There is a chef there throughout the week that makes a lot of great food. I was able to have hot showers with towels and toiletries provided by Soba. When I got there I arrived with only a couple sets of clothes. But thankfully I was allowed visitations with family and friends on the weekends and they were able to bring me whatever else I needed.I also got a lot out of the groups at Soba. The "nine-to-five" schedule consisted mostly of groups led by staff members, counselors, and case workers. The groups were relevant. A lot of the times they were fun. The groups are more focused on getting to the root of our issues. None of the groups were hyper religion-focused. If you want to incorporate religion into your recovery at Soba, that is 100% fine, but they do not force anything like that on anyone.After the groups we would go to the gym for an hour. The gym was followed by dinner. Throughout the course of each day there were several long breaks as well.The weekend schedule is similar, but there were usually a couple leisurely, off-site activities involved like bowling and the movies.I could go on and on about my pretty amazing experience with Soba. It's been about fifty days since I walked through their doors and my life is better today than it has been in a long time. Years. On a daily basis, I'm working closely with a sponsor that I met through Soba. I attend meetings on a regular basis. I even still attend meetings at Soba two nights a week at their "alumni meeting" and through an "H&I meeting" I participate in. I can't thank Soba enough for helping free myself from the vicious cycle of addiction.

The ASAP program was absolutely life changing for us, my husband and I thought it was so beneficial. It helped us get through a really tough time and gave us tools to better navigate a situation we never dreamed we would be in. Our daughter came out of a 30 day residential treatment program into ASAP, it was exactly the accountability she needed to stay the course to becoming clean and staying clean. The therapists were really great and the tools and content taught in the program were a game changer for us. ASAP definitely enlightened us on boundaries and the ways we were enabling some of the behaviors unintentionally, we are so grateful for that. While she might never admit it helped save her life, we know it did.

Really nice manager and really nice community

Unique approach- the focus is walking forward . Trail Walkers and Staff are very genuine and treat the youth in their care with kindness and always looking to build upon their seeds of greatness . Many of the trail guides attended this program as a troubled teen in their youth- which was a testament to me that it was a quality program that participants found helpful in moving forward with their life- so they now want to help someone else do the same.

I appreciate my friends at Valle axel Sol Thank you for helping me

I recently went for a two day program to dynamic living, they were the easiest center to work with. They have helped me schedule an appointment asap and also one of the most affordable. And SUE was amazing. Her class was great to be in and I learned a lot of new information I didn t know about. I appreciate dynamic living for helping me get through the program as fast and simple as possible!!

I've been going here for almost a year and a half and I love this place. They helped me find the courage inside of myself to overcome my fears. All the staff I had interactions with have always been pleasant. I have been to a couple behavioral health places and this has been the best one for me. Without this place I honestly don't know what I would have done. Thank you!

Archways management and staff has been an instrumental part of my recovery. I am extremely GRATEFUL for Mike in giving me the opportunity to move into the womens house over a year ago and maintaining my sobriety. I would definitely recommend and encourage people that want to get sober to move into an Archways sober living house. It has been one of the greatest gifts and I am grateful for it.

Great people, doing great things! If you need help, they are there.

Great place to start!

My special needs son works at the Marc Center. The employees that assist him (Brittany and James) are very good to him! He enjoys being there and we are grateful he can gain work experience with his disability. Great job!

Btw some person Steve is fine and women are going strong there as usual

I've been a patient here for over a year. Everyone is kind and professional.