Transition West
Join a Recovery Community that Continues to Treat Mental Health and Addiction After Rehab. Find the Support You Need to Successfully Transition to a Sober, Free Life.
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We value the health and safety of your loved one. We are taking every precaution to ensure that we are doing our part to stop the spread. This includes but is not limited to requiring staff to wear masks, constant cleaning of facilities, frequent temperature checks, continuous staff and client testing. Please call our admission line if you would like more information about our specific covid protocols.
Young Adult Drug & Alcohol Rehab & Recovery In Tucson, AZ
Our group of Burning Tree West programs offers flexibility for each of our clients. We offer young adults leaving residential treatment a Transitional Living Program, and we help adults in need of traditional sober living to find additional support to begin their journey entirely.
We offer a program to help students recover and get back to college and professionals who want to continue treating their addiction with a structured program.
We are here to offer our 20 years of expertise in addiction services. Through our mission of love, service, and excellence, we help clients see their true potential by smashing the old idea that recovery is not attainable. This is your call to experience freedom in recovery.
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Please contact Burning Tree West Admissions at 855-997-1376 to schedule a tour of our extended care and sober living homes.
Burning Tree West Transitional Living
Students are immersed in the foundation of sobriety using a 12-step recovery process. They will begin working with a qualified sponsor selected for them by our staff. 12-Step immersion allows students to learn, speak, and incorporate the language and principles of recovery. Burning Tree West’s curriculum includes a strong academic component, individual and group therapy, life skills training, community service, effective time management, and work ethic coaching. Students can take a maximum of one online class during this phase.
Students continue all activities from Phase 1 along with an extensive educational component. They are coached on submitting applications, selecting appropriate courses, and communicating with professors. Students take a maximum of 12 college credits per semester, and are closely monitored to ensure success. Money management is taught through budgeting with a bi-weekly stipend for 3 months. Students are coached on writing resumes, pursuing careers, continuing their educational goals, as well as acquiring employment.
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The Burning Tree West program is centrally located close to both the University of Arizona and Pima Community College.
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The Burning Tree West program is highly effective for young adults suffering with alcohol and drug abuse.
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Transitional Living Services Offers Intensive Outpatient
Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) serves as a preventive measure to costly in-patient admission or as a transition step from in-patient care to a less restrictive setting. Our transitional living program offer outpatient, which brings together adult men and women struggling with substance abuse disorder, in a clinical supportive setting. At Burning Tree West’s Transitional Living program, we discuss recovery by providing proven cognitive behavioral therapies and challenge dysfunctional behavior through the 12-steps and peer accountability. Our goal is to move each one of our clients to true abstinence based recovery.
Burning Tree West Sober Living
Our state licensed transitional housing for chemical dependency is designed to integrate our clients back into life slowly instead of diving in alone. Our Sober Living services are for those serious about their recovery and seek additional support and safety that a structured sober living community offers. This has been shown to be a key support for making a successful reintegration to independent living. Residents participate in community-related sober activities while working, volunteering, are engaged in some form of recovery services or continuing their education. All residents make a minimum 3-month commitment with 6 months to a year being recommended.