At Sober Living of Arizona, we agree that an intense, long-term residential treatment center can be very helpful to ones early recovery and sobriety. However it’s not the only option, especially if finances are a concern. For the fraction of the cost of any high-end residential treatment center, we are equipped to coordinate a full treatment package through our IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program). Our IOP is designed around a long term step-down treatment protocol for people struggling with chemical dependency and dual diagnosis. Our goal is to coordinate the best possible treatment for people suffering from the serious emotional, psychological and physical problems associated with chemical dependency.

We are not a treatment center, however, because of our years and experience in the recovery field, we have developed close, personal relationships with the best addictionoligists, doctors, psychiatrists, therapists and treatment centers in the State. With these licensed and accredited professionals in place, we're able to offer a full range of treatment options as an additional benefit to our clients.

Our IOP Referral Program:

Treating the nature of addiction and chemical dependency requires a multitude of different healing approaches. An IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) and step-down program is designed to use countless methodologies that address the body, soul and spirit of the clients. These programs understand that to be successful they must be tailored to meet the specific problems and concerns of each individual client. That is why each person has an individual treatment program designed to address those unique needs.

Here’s How it Works:

Upon your initial assessment, our staff will decide which one of our IOP treatment programs is best for you. Whichever route we choose, you can expect three or four days a week of intense group therapy, weekly one-on-one sessions with a licensed therapist, and a multitude of different treatment options all focused on relapse prevention and breaking through the barriers that hinder long term sobriety. These are the same types of groups and therapy that a treatment center runs, plus a few that are truly unique: relapse prevention groups, process groups, family groups, one-on-one counseling and trauma work.