Cornerstone
Residential Treatment for Young Adults
Find Your Path to Recovery at Cornerstone’s Residential Treatment for Young Adults in Arizona
“This place saved my life 100%. The whole staff genuinely cared about me and were only trying to help me grow.”
Top-Rated Residential Treatment for Young Adults
Cornerstone offers residential treatment for young adults in Arizona. Our dedicated team helps individuals overcome addiction and mental health challenges. We specifically address the unique issues young adults face, including peer pressure, identity struggles, and the stress of transitioning to independence.
Our program is designed to tackle these challenges with evidence-based therapies, trauma-informed care, and holistic practices like yoga and nutritional therapy. Each person receives a personalized treatment plan that addresses their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
We focus on creating a supportive community where young adults can connect and heal together. We’re here to walk with you every step of the way, offering guidance and encouragement as you work toward healing, growth, and long-term recovery.
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OUR RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS
| Residential | Men’s Program | Women’s Program |
Our Drug and Alcohol Treatment Programs
Addictions we treat at Cornerstone
About Our Residential Treatment Program
Below is the list of features offered at our residential facility:
Intake Assessment
Initial Psychiatric & Bio Psychosocial Evaluation
Individual & Group Therapy
Process Groups
Case Management
1:1 Client Ratio
Nursing Staff & Medical Care
24-Hour Wake Staff
Professionally Prepared Meals
Life Skills & Stress Management
Fitness, Yoga, & Meditation
Strong Focus on Community
SPECIALIZED SUPPORT FOR YOUNG ADULTS
Young adults in addiction recovery require specialized support systems to address their unique developmental and emotional stages.
Research highlighted by the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment suggests that Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI) are effective in engaging young adults.1
Peer support groups, like those offered by Cornerstone, are vital for the recovery of young adults, as they foster a sense of community and belonging. These groups provide relatable experiences and coping strategies, establishing an environment of mutual understanding and support.
By integrating tailored counseling, peer interactions, and life skill development, we equip young adults with the tools for long-term sobriety and growth, addressing their specific challenges with comprehensive care and targeted support on their recovery journey.
Maria Tisci - Alumni Testimonial
Watch the testimonial from one of our outpatient treatment alumni:
“Having support from people who have gone through things that you’ve gone through and understand you and not judge you, and you can tell that they actually want to help you. It was something I had never had before.”
Maria’s experience at Cornerstone Healing Center
ADDRESSING THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF Young Adults IN RECOVERY
Young adults face considerable stigma and judgment related to substance abuse, making them hesitant to seek help. Treatment programs for young adults offer a secure, confidential environment to address these concerns.
Many young adults with substance use disorders have experienced trauma, such as abuse, bullying, or other forms of violence. Treatment programs for young adults frequently adopt trauma-informed approaches, fostering a supportive environment that addresses these sensitive issues.
Young adults in addiction treatment often struggle with co-occurring mental health issues. Programs designed for young adults offer integrated services to address both substance use and mental health disorders concurrently.2
Young adults benefit significantly from peer support in treatment, especially when sharing relatable experiences. Treatment programs for young adults often emphasize group therapy and peer-led support groups to foster a sense of connection and community.
Empowering young adults in their recovery is vital, given the disempowerment many have experienced. Treatment for young adults often centers on enhancing self-efficacy and life skills, enabling them to regain control and establish a foundation for a substance-free life.
Young adults may have different triggers for relapse compared to older adults, such as peer pressure, social media influence, and negative emotions. Treatment programs for young adults develop relapse prevention strategies that specifically address these age-related differences.
Addictions We Treat
Therapies Offered in Our Residential Treatment Program
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on identifying and restructuring negative thought patterns that influence behavior and emotions. It operates on the principle that changing maladaptive thinking leads to changes in behavior and emotional regulation. CBT is a goal-oriented approach widely used to treat a variety of mental health conditions, including anxiety, depression, and substance use disorders. It teaches individuals coping strategies for dealing with challenging situations.
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is a type of cognitive-behavioral therapy that emphasizes the psychosocial aspects of treatment. Its foundational principle is the synthesis of opposites. Through acceptance and change strategies, DBT aims to help individuals learn to manage emotions, improve relationships, and live more mindfully. DBT is particularly effective for treating personality disorders, such as borderline personality disorder, and conditions involving significant emotional dysregulation.
Individual therapy (for addiction) involves one-on-one sessions between a client and a therapist, focusing on the underlying issues and behaviors contributing to substance use. It provides a private setting for individuals to explore their emotions, triggers, and past experiences that influence their addiction. This personalized approach enables the development of customized strategies for coping and recovery, making it a fundamental aspect of effective addiction treatment programs.
Tour Our Luxury Residential Drug Rehab
Cornerstone Healing Center is celebrated as one of Arizona’s premier luxury rehabilitation facilities. Our residential treatment center offers a unique sanctuary for recovery, set against the serene backdrop of the state’s beautiful desert landscapes.
Our facility provides comfort and therapeutic progress with spacious living areas, well-appointed kitchens, and specialized amenities such as music studios and private counseling spaces. The outdoor areas feature various seating and lounging options, allowing residents to enjoy the stunning desert views and a luxurious swimming pool.
Nestled in an upscale area, our rehabilitation center combines the tranquility of the natural surroundings with top-notch amenities, creating an ideal environment for recovery and personal growth.
The Benefits of Our Residential Program For Young Adults
Tailored Support for Young Adult Challenges
Our facility provides specialized care that addresses the unique issues young adults face, such as peer pressure, identity struggles, and the stress of transitioning to independence. This tailored support helps young adults navigate these critical life stages with confidence.
Comprehensive Life Skills Training
We offer comprehensive life skills training, including career development, financial literacy, and problem-solving. These essential skills empower young adults to manage their lives effectively and build a strong foundation for the future.
Vibrant Peer Community
Our program fosters a vibrant community of peers who are on similar journeys, creating a supportive and understanding environment. This sense of belonging and mutual support is crucial for emotional healing and long-term recovery.
Meet Our Residential Team
CLINICAL DIRECTOR OF SCOTTSDALE PROGRAM
Lionel is a Licensed Independent Substance Abuse Counselor (LISAC) with over 4 years at Cornerstone. He is passionate about helping those with addiction and mental health struggles, and he has trained as an EMDR therapist, adopting a trauma-informed approach to find and treat underlying root causes with empathy.
Clinical Director of Phoenix Program
Nate began his recovery journey in 2010 and earned a Master’s in Social Work from ASU. He’s been in the Behavioral Health field since 2013. Specializing in CBT, DBT, and grief, Nate is now the Clinical Director of our Phoenix program, underlined by his passion for helping others who struggle with substance abuse issues as he did.
FAQs About Our Residential Treatment Program for YOUNG ADULTS
Get answers to the most commonly asked questions about our treatment programs for young adults:
Residential drug rehab is a fundamental aspect of drug and alcohol treatment and is highly effective for individuals struggling with addiction.
According to findings in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, over 60% of individuals who engage in residential treatment for substance abuse and complete an inpatient drug and alcohol program report achieving and maintaining sobriety for one year or more.3
This statistic highlights the critical importance of choosing a dedicated alcohol and drug rehab program that offers a supportive and structured environment essential for overcoming addiction and fostering a sustainable recovery journey.
Our young adults’ residential treatment program for substance abuse is tailored to address the specific needs of each individual, taking into account the nature, severity, and history of their addiction.
We steer clear of a generic approach in our drug and alcohol rehab programs, aiming for the most effective outcomes for our clients.
Our seasoned clinicians will comprehensively assess your situation and craft a customized plan based on their findings.
It’s essential to be aware that some insurance policies may impose annual limits on coverage for certain types of care.
But there’s no need to stress over these details!
Our team excels at navigating these policies and will ensure you’re well informed and supported throughout your time with us.
Residential treatment and inpatient treatment both offer care for mental health or addiction issues, but they differ in setting and intensity.
Residential treatment occurs in a home-like environment and is suited for longer stays, focusing on therapy and community support.
Inpatient treatment, on the other hand, is provided in a more clinical, hospital-like setting for short-term, intensive care to stabilize acute conditions.
While residential treatment offers a more relaxed atmosphere for extended support, inpatient treatment involves close medical monitoring and is designed for quick and intense intervention.
The choice between the two depends on the severity of the person’s condition and their specific needs.
Residential treatment, also known as inpatient treatment, differs significantly from outpatient services in its approach to addiction recovery.
In a residential program, individuals live at the treatment facility, receiving 24/7 support and intensive care. This environment is particularly suited for those with severe addictions, as it provides a structured setting away from daily triggers and stressors.
Conversely, outpatient rehab allows individuals to live at home and maintain their daily routines, attending treatment sessions at scheduled times. This flexibility makes it a viable option for those with milder addictions or substantial work and family commitments.
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the choice between residential and outpatient treatment should be based on the severity of addiction, personal health needs, and life circumstances, underscoring the importance of a personalized approach to recovery.4
Cornerstone provides a residential or inpatient program where individuals stay at our facilities during treatment. This program is particularly beneficial for those with significant addiction issues.
Please contact us or complete our insurance verification form for guidance on beginning your recovery journey.
Insurance often covers Cornerstone’s residential drug and alcohol treatment.
You will need to pay an initial deductible as specified by your insurance plan.
After meeting your deductible, your insurance benefits will contribute towards the cost, covering a significant portion of the services provided.
While some insurance plans may cover most treatment expenses, others necessitate a deductible that varies by policy.
We encourage you to complete our insurance verification form to learn more about your health insurance coverage.
Our admissions team is here to simplify the process and will take the initiative to contact your insurance provider directly to clarify the specifics of your coverage.
The cost of Cornerstone’s residential treatment for substance abuse depends on your insurance coverage, the extent of your coverage, and the length of your stay.
Please reach out to us for detailed pricing information customized to your financial situation and health insurance policy.
After finishing our residential treatment program, you will continue the treatment process by stepping down to another level of care.
This level of care could be partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, or our outpatient program.
Don’t worry – we will take care of you every step of the way!
To learn more about our programs, please visit our Programs page.
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CLINICALLY REVIEWED
Lionel Estrada, LISAC
CLINICAL DIRECTOR
Lionel, a Licensed Independent Substance Abuse Counselor (LISAC) with over 4 years at Cornerstone, specializes in addiction and mental health. Trained in EMDR therapy, he employs a trauma-informed, empathetic approach to address underlying causes of these issues.
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