Silver Sands Recovery

Silver Sands Recovery in Prescott, AZ, builds clients back up so they complete residential and outpatient programs feeling more confident and in charge of their lives than ever before. Offering customized 30- 90-day programs, their intentionally small setting prioritizes human connection, with the treatment team working closely with each client to uncover root causes of addiction, including trauma and co-occurring mental health conditions. They value meaningful recreation alongside treatment, nurturing clients’ passions for activities like golf.

Pair Serious Treatment with Golf and Active Recovery

Silver Sands keeps caseloads small so each client gets attention and care built around their needs. The expert clinical team uses therapies that are proven to help: CBT, DBT, EMDR, somatic experiencing, equine therapy, mindfulness, and faith-based support for those who want it. Clients can put their work into practice on Silver Sands' private golf course and Prescott's mountain trails, where they build a routine and physical health that supports recovery.

Begin a Healthy Routine in Home-Like Comfort

Set at 5,400 feet in Prescott’s mountains, Silver Sands pairs clean air and scenic trails with a home-like environment. Clients stay in private or shared rooms with mountain views and follow a healthy eating plan they’ll learn to maintain at home. Clients relax on comfortable couches with streaming TV or lounge on the covered porch, and stay active with a Peloton, free weights, basketball, a punching bag, and hiking.

Continue Making Progress with Outpatient Care

To ease the critical transition from inpatient to outpatient living, Silver Sands provides seamless step-down support. After inpatient treatment, clients can move to Silver Sands’ partial hospitalization program (PHP), which combines daily therapeutic programming with the freedom to live at home or in supportive housing. Many clients continue to the intensive outpatient (IOP) and outpatient programs, keeping them connected to the tools, community, and accountability that have helped them heal.