Monument Recovery

At Monument Recovery in Mesa, they know that every person’s healing journey is unique—and that effective mental health and substance use treatment should meet someone exactly where they are. Their continuum of care spans different stages of recovery, each designed to provide the right support, structure, and flexibility as clients progress toward lasting wellness. Every person who joins their community is enveloped in a welcoming, healthy, and home-like environment.

Build a Strong Foundation for a Better Life

Monument equips clients with tools, skills, and support for lasting, positive change. Programs are grounded in research-backed modalities like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and multiple trauma-informed therapies to build coping strategies, process underlying challenges, and reconnect with their purpose. Clients develop emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being through guided yoga and meditation. They also learn self-care and life skills to support a smooth transition to their new life.

Enjoy Cosmopolitan Resources with a Small-Town Feel

Housing only 10 clients, Monument Recovery’s mid-century modern residence blends comfort, style, and tranquility. Clients stay in private or shared rooms, with desks for attending to work outside program hours. Indoors, clients unwind around chef-prepared meals, meditation in the zen room, or playing ping pong. Outdoors, they relax around the firepit, reinvigorate in the sauna and cold plunge, or take advantage of over 200 parks for hiking, biking, and paddleboarding.

Maintain Progress and Stability with Aftercare

Monument helps clients build a sketch of their new life and gives them the tools to build it in real-time. Aftercare planning begins during treatment to ensure clients receive the support they need in early recovery, including:

• Strategies for managing cravings, avoiding triggers, and dealing with setbacks.
• Ongoing individual therapy, group therapy, or outpatient programming.
• Access to support groups, alumni events, and recovery-focused communities.
• Assistance with job or housing resources.