We Can Help
Watching someone you care about abuse drugs or alcohol is heartbreakingly difficult; you probably know this better than anyone. Problems resulting from drug/alcohol use and abuse can affect many areas of life, from family dynamics to health to financial stability. Phoenix House knows how difficult it is to watch a loved one engage in the self-destructive, harmful behaviors resulting from substance abuse. We want you to know we are here to help. We have many different treatment options that allow us to tailor services to best meet your loved one’s needs. We also offer special services just for friends and family members.
Whether your loved one needs an evaluation, educational services, outpatient counseling, residential treatment, sober living accommodations, or recovery support, we provide the full spectrum of care.
At Phoenix House, your loved one will be treated with respect and dignity by professional staff. We will help them explore how drug/alcohol use or mental health problems may be affecting their family, their schooling or career goals, and their overall quality of life. Our services vary by site and include: residential and outpatient treatment; group, individual, and family counseling; detoxification and stabilization; relapse prevention; case management; job readiness and vocational training; drug and alcohol education; medical, dental, and mental health care; alcohol awareness and Driving Under the Influence (DUI) classes; and services to help sustain a successful recovery. Many of our clients take part in recreational and cultural activities—from hikes and picnics to recording in our music studios— that help them see the potential for a life free of substance abuse and addiction. We also offer specialized programs for underserved groups such as women, Latinos, and veterans.
We work closely and personally with our clients to identify the skills, education and therapies necessary for them to gain control of their lives. We often involve significant others, family members and/or children in treatment. If you love someone, Phoenix House can help. Please get in touch with us today—let us help your loved one set and achieve goals and get his or her life back on track.
Core Services
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Military Community Services
Phoenix House provides substance abuse, mental health, and/or support services which have been specifically designed to address the unique experiences and challenges of the military community. See more details
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Assessment and Evaluation Services
In various locations, Phoenix House provides independent assessments and evaluations of substance use disorders as requested by individuals, families, schools and the Criminal Justice System. See more details
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Adolescent Residential Services
The Phoenix House Academies for Youth offer intensive substance abuse and mental health services with high school academic programs in CARF-accredited facilities. See more details
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Mental Health Services
Substance abuse and addiction often go hand-in-hand with mental health issues, and Phoenix House offers treatment programs designed specifically to meet this need. See more details
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Screening and Brief Interventions
As Phoenix House has always been fully committed to prevention and early intervention, it’s natural that we offer Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral Treatment as developed by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA). See more details
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Prevention and Education Services
Phoenix House’s prevention and education services highlight the dangers of drug use, reinforce self-esteem, and educate youth and adults to make positive choices. See more details
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Adolescent Outpatient Services
Phoenix House adolescent programs provide treatment in a safe, supportive environment that gives youth and their families a chance to break free from substance abuse. Teaching adolescents how to regain control of their lives is the essence of Phoenix House’s adolescent treatment programs. See more details
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Sober Living and Recovery Support
Our Sober Living facilities vary based on location and can provide either a safe transitional space before a full return to independent living or an alternative to residential treatment for clients who may need more than outpatient services. See more details
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Mother and Child Residential Services
Phoenix House offers comprehensive and professional services for pregnant women and mothers and their young children in residential settings. See more details
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Adult Outpatient Services
Our adult outpatient services are a comprehensive array of substance abuse and mental health programs--all using evidence-based practices--delivered in safe, supportive, CARF-accredited settings. See more details
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Adult Residential Services
Phoenix House’s residential treatment services are wide-ranging and comprehensive, allowing us to tailor each client’s treatment solutions to meet individual needs. Lengths of stay are flexible and programs are designed to meet the treatment needs of clients at various points in their recovery. See more details
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Adult Detoxification and Stabilization
Our adult medical and social detoxification and stabilization services first help each individual to safely detoxify and then connect them to the next level of care: either residential, sober living or outpatient services. See more details
See All Services
- Military Community Services
- Assessment and Evaluation Services
- Adolescent Residential Services
- Mental Health Services
- Screening and Brief Interventions
- Prevention and Education Services
- Adolescent Outpatient Services
- Sober Living and Recovery Support
- Mother and Child Residential Services
- Adult Outpatient Services
- Adult Residential Services
- Adult Detoxification and Stabilization
Frequently Asked Questions
- Why do people call drug addiction a brain disease?
- What happens to your brain when you continue taking drugs?
- What happens to your brain when you take drugs?
- How does stimulation of the brain’s pleasure circuit teach us to keep taking drugs?
- If addiction is a brain disease, does that mean people will never get better?
- How do drugs work in the brain to produce pleasure?
- Why do some people become addicted, while others do not?


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