Tools, hotlines, and guides for every step of recovery.
Crisis lines you can call right now, education for families, on-site meeting schedules, and downloadable workbooks — all in one place.
You don't have to wait. Call or text for help.
These lines are free, confidential, and answered around the clock. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
SAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential treatment referrals — 24/7, English & Spanish.
1-800-662-HELPRecovery is a family process — you don't navigate it alone.
Whether your loved one is in treatment, considering it, or experiencing a return to use, these resources help you support them without losing yourself.
Al-Anon & Nar-Anon
Worldwide peer-support groups for friends and family of people with addiction. Meetings daily across the Valley.
Visit siteSMART Recovery Family & Friends
Evidence-based, secular support program using CRAFT to help families navigate a loved one's recovery.
Visit siteNorthSight Family Education
Weekly on-site group for families of NorthSight clients — Thursdays at 6:00 PM. Open to anyone whose loved one is in care.
Learn more about NorthSight Family EducationFamily Therapy
Structured sessions with a clinician to rebuild communication, set boundaries, and plan for sustained recovery.
Learn more about Family TherapyTools to keep you moving forward.
Practical resources for early recovery, ongoing maintenance, and the seasons in between.
Relapse-Prevention Basics
Identify high-risk situations, build coping plans, and recognize early warning signs before they escalate.
ExploreMedication-Assisted Treatment
How Suboxone, naltrexone, and other FDA-approved medications work alongside therapy to reduce cravings.
ExploreAlumni Program
Stay connected after discharge with alumni meetings, mentorship, sober events, and crisis-line access.
ExploreRecovery Housing
NARR Level 2 and Level 3 homes with peer accountability, house meetings, and clinical coordination.
ExploreAA, NA, and SMART — every day, both campuses.
Open meetings are available to anyone in the community. Call for the current week's schedule.
| Day | Time | Fellowship | Campus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 7:00 PM | AA | Tempe | Open |
| Tuesday | 7:00 PM | NA | Mesa | Open |
| Wednesday | 6:00 PM | SMART | Tempe | Open |
| Thursday | 6:00 PM | Family | Tempe | Open |
| Friday | 7:00 PM | AA | Mesa | Closed |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM | NA | Tempe | Open |
| Sunday | 9:00 AM | AA | Mesa | Open |
Guides and workbooks, ready when you are.
Request a free copy and we'll email it within one business day.
Family Guide to Recovery
What to expect, how to help, and when to step back.
Request a copyInsurance & Cost Guide
Coverage, copays, and what we verify on your behalf.
Request a copyFirst 30 Days Workbook
Daily prompts, sober supports, and craving logs.
Request a copyNaloxone Quick Reference
How to recognize an overdose and use naloxone safely.
Request a copyQuick answers.
How do I get started with treatment?+
Call 800.905.6419 for a brief, confidential assessment. We can typically schedule intake within 24 hours.
What insurance do you accept?+
Most major commercial plans plus Arizona AHCCCS (Mercy Care, Molina, Banner, Arizona Complete Health). Verification is free.
Will my information stay private?+
Yes. Care is protected by HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 — nothing is released without your written, revocable consent.
What's the difference between Level 2 and Level 3 housing?+
Level 3 is highly structured with a live-in manager and enhanced support. Level 2 is peer-led with more independence for residents with sustained stability.
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Behavioral Health Research Roundup: What 2025–2026 Studies Mean for Care
A clinician-curated look at the behavioral health research shaping how we treat substance use, trauma, and co-occurring conditions today.
Read “Behavioral Health Research Roundup: What 2025–2026 Studies Mean for Care” Recovery TipsRecovery Housing Levels 1–4: How NARR Standards Shape Safe, Supportive Homes
A clear walk-through of the four NARR levels of recovery residences — from peer-run homes to clinically-supported housing — and how to pick the right fit.
Read “Recovery Housing Levels 1–4: How NARR Standards Shape Safe, Supportive Homes” Treatment InformationMOUD in 2026: Buprenorphine, Naltrexone, and Methadone Compared
Three FDA-approved medications treat opioid use disorder. Here is how they differ, what the evidence shows, and how to choose with your care team.
Read “MOUD in 2026: Buprenorphine, Naltrexone, and Methadone Compared”Community partners
Local nonprofits, courts, and providers we work alongside.
See partnersAcademic partnerships
Clinical training with Northern Arizona University and Midwestern University.
Explore programsInsurance we accept
Commercial, AHCCCS, TRICARE, and more — we verify on your behalf.
View carriersRecovery starts with a single call.
Confidential, judgment-free. Same-day admissions when clinically appropriate.