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I entered Prescott House in 1995 following 25 years of substance abuse. I have been sober 24 years 08/20. It was an absolute privilege to have gone there. I am eternally grateful for the experience and still maintain ties to the House and the beautiful city of Prescott. It was a safe place for me to root out long term underlying issues. A big advantage is becoming a part of the community on a daily basis instead of isolated in an institution the entire time. This is an important step into reintegrating into society but having a safe haven and structure in the process. If you want luxury, it is not the place for you by design. You will not be pampered but you will be cared for. I cannot say enough good things about my experience in Prescott House
Womens only treatment CBT and DBT therapy Adventures Accountability Compassion It is a strict program which some of the women dont like but they need it. Thanks to CCR, our daughter is alive, clean and sober for over a year, is independent and surrounded by a loving support group, and now gives back of herself to the community that supports her ongoing recovery. She truly has become a woman with integrity and grace. It shows in every word she speaks. It also means that we as parents have learned so much about ourselves, our family and our own ability to have the courage to change and grow in order to support our daughter’s ongoing recovery, and find our own sanity. We will be forever grateful for the miracles that brought us to today. Other miracles continued to amaze us. CCR should be considered as a role model for treatment centers. Everything that is done every moment of the day is geared toward teaching each client to accept and love themselves, respect others, and support each other as they move through the recovery process. The staff are kind, loving, and have all been there and done that, so they know what each client is going through, and they know how to help, encourage and support them through the process. The wonderful thing about the workshops is that we as parents get to not only see firsthand this process at work, but we get to participate as well. While it was hard work, it was healing, it was educational, and most importantly participating in those workshops allowed us the opportunity to provide support to our daughter by learning new tools to communicate and practicing them in a supportive environment. Just like those girls do every day until they believe in themselves again. Our daughter embraced the program, she has since graduated, has worked for the program, gives back to the community, and continues to thrive in Prescott surrounded by a support group of many remarkable women from the community, from the clients at CCR, and from the staff as well. More miracles. The very hardest thing of all for us was to let go. We can no longer be the coach, director or player and have all the expectations that come with that. The best thing of all is that she is doing it on her own. One day at a time. Thank you Canyon Crossing Recovery for all you have done for our family.
the nurses were very nice and if it wasnt for them talking to me my second night there i probably wouldnt be 60 days sober today thank you and the beds and pillows are nice