AnchorPoint Prescott

AnchorPoint is a residential rehab center for men in Prescott, Arizona, where men work on substance use and dual diagnosis care such as PTSD and trauma. Christian principles shape the program, and its NeuroFaith approach blends brain science, trauma research, and Biblical teaching to find the root causes behind harmful patterns. Men take part in individual and group therapies, learn healthier ways to handle emotions, and work at repairing relationships that addiction has damaged.

The setting is designed to feel warm and supportive, with comfortable bedrooms, shared spaces, and access to outdoor activities such as hiking, kayaking, and fitness. The center serves men only, including veterans, and offers a structured environment where brotherhood and spiritual growth are emphasized. Treatment typically lasts 30 days or more, and after residential care, many clients continue with outpatient services at a sister location called Holdfast.

Programs and therapies at AnchorPoint

AnchorPoint provides residential rehab for men and care for dual diagnosis, with a typical stay of 30 days or more. Therapies at the center include EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing) along with cognitive behavioral therapy), trauma-focused therapy, family therapy, and animal-assisted activities such as equine therapy. Men also participate in meditation and mindfulness, spiritual care, and Twelve Step facilitation. The program takes a Christian approach and emphasizes individualized treatment in a small, supportive setting.

When residential care ends, clients may step down to outpatient treatment at Holdfast, where the focus continues on relapse prevention and community reintegration. Aftercare services at AnchorPoint include recovery coaching, alumni reunions, drug screening, follow-up sessions, and support meetings. The center also helps men find sponsors and sober living options as they transition.

1. Trauma-Specific Therapy
2. Spiritual Care
3. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
4. Meditation & Mindfulness
5. Christian
6. Animal Therapy
7. Family Therapy
8. Individual Treatment
9. Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
10. 1-on-1 Counseling

Who AnchorPoint Prescott is designed for

1. Exclusively for men, including veterans, who are dealing with substance use and dual diagnosis care.
2. Individuals with a substance use disorder related to alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, ecstasy, psychedelics, or prescription medications.
3. Men with trauma, PTSD, or chronic relapse who need a structured, faith-based environment.
4. Those seeking a Christian program that integrates spiritual growth with clinical care.
5. Men who are medically stable and ready for residential treatment with 24/7 support.

Setting and length of stay in Prescott

AnchorPoint is a small residential facility with 6-15 beds in Prescott, Arizona. The usual program length is 30 days or more, and amenities include air-conditioned rooms, internet access, a library, a recreation room, a bowling alley, outdoor dining and lounge areas, walking trails, and access to nature. Personal fitness training and life coaching are offered, and activities include AA/NA meetings, games, physical fitness, and reading. The program is in English and has a Christian spiritual emphasis.

1. Library
2. Outdoor Dining
3. Bowling Alley
4. Access to Nature
5. Internet Access
6. Walking Trails
7. Outdoor Lounge
8. Recreation Room

Paying for treatment at AnchorPoint

AnchorPoint does not list particular payment options on SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov. To learn about costs and coverage, call the helpline; advisors can help you check whether the center accepts your insurance or other payment methods. Insurance verification happens over the phone, and the hotline costs nothing and stays confidential. Keep your insurance information handy so the center can confirm benefits before admission.

Questions before you are admitted

1. What is the precise cost of the 30+ day residential program, and what is included?
2. Will AnchorPoint accept my insurance plan, and what does the verification process involve?
3. How does the center manage withdrawal, and is medical detox offered on-site or close by?
4. How is the day structured, and how many one-on-one therapy sessions would I have weekly?
5. What aftercare support is included, and how does the transition to Holdfast work?