Compass Recovery Center

01/27/2026

We are so excited to announce that on 2-9-26, we are adding a virtual IOP to the services we provide. Our hope is that we can reach folks that may not have transportation or live in a rural area. We are In Network with most insurance, including 2 AHCCCS plans; Health Choice and Banner.

For more information, please call our admissions team at 800-216-1840.

01/17/2026

Mental health and brain health are deeply connected. The way you sleep, move, eat, manage stress, and connect with others directly affects how your brain functions day to day. Read on...

Mental health and brain health are deeply connected. The way you sleep, move, eat, manage stress, and connect with others directly affects how your brain

12/18/2025

For some, the holidays can bring stress, loneliness, painful memories, and emotional pressure. For individuals struggling with addiction, these emotions can make the holidays a very vulnerable time...

Support, Understanding, and Hope from Compass Recovery Centers

11/24/2025

For many in recovery, Thanksgiving can bring stress, old triggers, and emotional exhaustion. At Compass Recovery Center, we know that staying grounded during the holidays takes preparation and compassion...

Thanksgiving is often described as a time of gratitude, family, and reflection. But for many in recovery, it can also bring stress, old triggers, and

11/14/2025

When someone enters recovery, the brain often rebounds by increasing REM sleep, which can cause intense, vivid, and sometimes disturbing dreams. Learn more...

Addiction affects much more than daily behavior. It alters brain chemistry and changes the body’s natural rhythms. Substances like alcohol, opioids,

10/02/2025

Victoria Abel did her weekly nutrition class for our clients!

What makes fermented foods a healthy addition to one's diet?
Probiotics
Enhanced Nutrition Absorption
Digestive Support
Immune System Support

Today, our clients learned all about fermented foods and made their own refrigerator veggies!!

09/15/2025

Has your mental health taken such a toll that getting through the day feels like climbing a mountain? Through an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) in Prescott, you can begin that healing without having to put your entire life on pause...

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance life hasn’t been easy lately. Maybe you’ve been battling addiction and feel like you can’t get off the

08/25/2025

Each year on August 31, communities across the world pause to reflect, remember, and raise awareness for International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD), the largest global campaign to end overdose, reduce stigma, and acknowledge the grief of families and friends left behind.

Each year on August 31, communities across the world pause to reflect, remember, and raise awareness for International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD), the

07/21/2025

For long-term healing, patients need practical knowledge and daily living tools. That’s where psychoeducation and life skills classes come in. Learn more...

When treating co-occurring disorders, mental health conditions alongside substance use, therapy is just one part of the recovery equation. For long-term

06/21/2025

June is Men’s Mental Health Month — a time to raise awareness around an issue that’s too often overlooked or avoided altogether. Check out our latest...

June is Men’s Mental Health Month — a time to raise awareness around an issue that’s too often overlooked or avoided altogether. The truth is, men struggle

04/22/2025

Deciding to seek help for addiction or mental health challenges can often feel overwhelming, especially when life’s daily commitments don’t stop for your recovery. That’s where a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) can make all the difference...

Deciding to seek help for addiction or mental health challenges is not only brave, it's essential. Yet, taking that first step can often feel overwhelming,

03/16/2025

Understanding alcoholism is the first step toward recovery. If you or someone you love is battling alcohol addiction, there is hope—and help is available.

Alcoholism is often misunderstood. Many believe it’s simply a lack of self-control, but the truth is alcohol addiction is a chronic disease that affects brain