Royal Life Centers at Chapter 5

Royal Life Centers at Chapter 5 helps men overcome addiction to reach and exceed their goals through a guest-centered approach shaped by the belief that adversity can fuel growth and behavior change. In a distraction-free setting, men focus on healing, understand behaviors preventing long-term recovery, and learn skills to maintain sobriety. Care begins with medical or observational detox, then moves into residential treatment and a step-down intensive outpatient program (IOP).

Develop Coping Skills and Reduce Stress

In residential care, men attend clinician-led groups multiple hours each day while working with a primary therapist to identify triggers, strengthen coping strategies, and plan for relapse prevention. Care may include behavioral therapies, psychoeducation, and trauma-focused support such as eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). Music therapy can help men process emotions and reduce stress, while adventure-based sessions build confidence and teamwork through structured activities.

Establish Routine in a Calm Setting

Daily life at Chapter 5 is designed to support stability and routine. Men stay in a recently updated, comfortable Prescott setting with dedicated group therapy rooms, private offices for 1:1 sessions, and shared spaces for connection. Each spacious bedroom includes a flat-screen TV, while common lounges offer an Xbox, movies, and board games. Chef-prepared meals and practical services like laundry help reduce distractions while guests focus on recovery.

Sustain Progress with Ongoing Structure

After residential treatment, Chapter 5 offers a clear step-down path through an 8-week IOP in 2 phases, starting with 3-hour groups 5 days a week, then tapering to 3 days weekly. Men who need added structure can choose Royal Life Housing, a staffed sober living option with nightly check-ins, random urinalysis, and transportation to recovery meetings. The program also supports budgeting, employment planning, and practical needs like grocery vouchers.