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Each person who contacts Core Recovery starts with a diagnostic evaluation, and its findings guide a plan shaped around that individual's goals and situation. The center has maintained Joint Commission accreditation since it opened in 2013, and its services center on outpatient levels of care rather than overnight stays. The center has been accredited by the Joint Commission from it opened in 2013, and its work is structured around outpatient levels of care rather than overnight stays.

Sessions for one person, for groups and for families all sit alongside each other in the care the clinical team provides, and mental health treatment is woven into substance use care instead of being kept apart from it. The rest of the schedule includes education, help with medications and structured groups that build practical skills, while art and creative work offer a further route into the issues that led someone to seek help. The rest of the schedule includes education, help with medications and structured groups that build practical skills, while art and creative work offer a further route into the issues that led someone to seek help.

Since the center runs as an outpatient program, people go home between sessions. This setup fits a person with a stable place to live who wants clinical support without leaving work, school or family for a month. That structure suits someone who has a stable place to live and wants clinical support without stepping away from work, school or family for a month.

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Of the levels offered here, the partial hospitalization program asks the most of your time, and it follows the daily structure of residential care while people return home at night. Most weeks, those enrolled give roughly 20 hours to therapy in a group, one-on-one or family setting, together with education on mental health and addiction, art therapy, medication management and skills groups run by certified clinicians. Most weeks, those enrolled give roughly 20 hours to therapy in a group, one-on-one or family setting.

The intensive outpatient program is built around groups and takes less time, typically 9 to 19 hours weekly depending on the care plan, with weekly individual and family sessions from a master's-level clinician. Therapy includes cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, EMDR, motivational interviewing and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. A separate adolescent track serves teens 13 to 17 and covers family therapy, DBT skills and a creative expression group. An eight-week grief and loss program runs within both levels of care. The intensive outpatient program is group-based and takes less time, usually between 9 and 19 hours a week.

1. Personalized Treatment
2. 1-on-1 Counseling
3. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
4. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
5. Trauma-Specific Therapy
6. Psychoeducation
7. Trauma Informed
8. Evidence-Based
9. Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy
10. Individual Treatment

Who Core Recovery Phoenix serves

1. Adults at every age, whether young adults, midlife adults or older adults. Adults of any age, including young adults, midlife adults and older adults.
2. Adolescents ages 13 to 17 through the adolescent intensive outpatient track. Adolescents ages 13 to 17 through the adolescent intensive outpatient track.
3. Men and women, and couples seeking treatment together. Men and women, and couples seeking treatment together.
4. Veterans coping with co-occurring substance use and mental health issues. Veterans working through substance use and mental health concerns that co-occur.
5. People coping with co-occurring conditions such as depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD or grief, along with substance use involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, marijuana or nicotine. Individuals dealing with co-occurring conditions like depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD or grief, together with substance use involving alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, marijuana or nicotine.

Setting and schedule at Core Recovery

According to the center, a typical program runs roughly 30 days, though the actual number of weeks depends on the individual care plan and level of care. Groups meet in English at the north Phoenix location, and since this is outpatient care, participants sleep at home. Group sizes, room arrangements and any amenities are worth asking about directly when you call. Groups meet in English at the north Phoenix location, and since this is outpatient care, participants sleep at home.

Paying for treatment at Core Recovery

Cash pay rates show up among the payment options the center lists. Prices are not published, and insurance coverage depends on your plan, your level of care and whether the center is in network, so the helpline can help you confirm both availability and coverage before anything gets scheduled. Prices are not published, and insurance coverage depends on your plan, your level of care and whether the center is in network. Calling costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Questions at Core Recovery Phoenix

1. Which level of care does the evaluation point toward, PHP or IOP, and how many hours a week does that mean. Which level of care does the evaluation point toward, PHP or IOP, and how many hours a week does that mean.
2. Does my insurance plan cover outpatient treatment here, and what would I owe out-of-pocket. Will my insurance plan cover outpatient treatment here, and how much would I owe out-of-pocket.
3. Who leads the groups, and what credentials do the clinicians hold. Who leads the groups, and what credentials do the clinicians hold.
4. When medication management is part of the plan, how does the center coordinate care with my prescriber. If medication management is part of the plan, how does the center coordinate care with my prescriber.
5. What does the 30-day estimate look like in practice, and how is progress reviewed along the way. What does the 30-day estimate look like in practice, and how is progress reviewed along the way.