Crossroads Extension Campus for Women Mesa

Crossroads Extension Campus for Women is a residential program in Mesa, Arizona, built for adult women with substance use disorders. The campus operates under a state-licensed organization with several sites across the Phoenix region. The facility provides a structured, high-intensity schedule known as Right Track, alongside regular assessments and aftercare planning.

Women in the program take part in individual and group therapy, psychoeducation, and 12-Step meetings. The team helps each resident set personal goals and plan for the transition home. The campus also includes a children's room for mother-child visits, classroom space, and shared living units that are fully furnished.

Programs at Crossroads extension campus

Crossroads Extension Campus for Women Mesa offers residential and outpatient care to women in Arizona. That residential track runs 45 days, drawing on evidence-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral counseling medication assisted treatment and relapse prevention therapy. Yoga and life skills sessions are part of the schedule too. Enrollment is open to women only, and the program is Twelve Step oriented.

The outpatient clinic serves both men and women, offering medication-assisted treatment, mental health care, and holistic options such as yoga and art. Therapy approaches include 1-on-1 counseling, group therapy, and Twelve Step facilitation. If a woman needs a step-down after residential care, then the outpatient clinic may provide continued structure. The center also offers aftercare support and support meetings.

1. 1-on-1 Counseling
2. Group Therapy
3. Twelve Step
4. Life Skills
5. Psychoeducation
6. Gender-Specific
7. Individual Treatment
8. Yoga
9. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
10. Twelve Step Facilitation

Who the Mesa campus is built for in Mesa

1. Adult women with a substance use disorder
2. Women who want a gender-specific residential setting
3. Women with co-occurring mental health needs
4. Women open to a Twelve Step based program
5. Those who may benefit from medication-assisted treatment

Setting and length of stay in Mesa

A typical stay in the residential program runs 45 days, with room for up to 84 women at once. Women live in shared quarters with shared bathrooms. On campus there is a commercial kitchen, a dining hall where the community eats together, and laundry service provided at no cost. One room is reserved for children so mothers can visit with them. Services are offered in English. If a shorter or longer stay seems necessary, the center can describe how it sets the length of care for each person.

1. Chef-prepared Meals
2. Outdoor Lounge
3. TV

Paying for the Mesa program in Mesa

Crossroads accepts a wide range of insurance plans, but what is covered varies by plan and by the service. If insurance is your planned payment method, the center must verify your benefits ahead of admission. The helpline can help you validate coverage and availability without charge. Arizona's Medicaid program might pay for certain services, so ask the center directly which ones it takes.

Questions worth asking this Mesa center

1. Will my insurance pay for the 45-day residential program, and what will my share be?
2. What does a regular day look like, and how often does therapy happen during the week?
3. How does the center support women with dual diagnosis care?
4. What aftercare and support meetings are available after discharge?
5. Are family visits allowed, and how is the children's room used?