Sedona Sanctuary

Sedona Sanctuary is a popular rehabilitation center for people fighting drug and alcohol addiction and mental health disorders. Claiming to be a pioneer in addiction recovery, the rehab uses a non-12-Step, holistic program to help clients recover from addiction smoothly and safely. The treatment facility operates from a 22-acre campus in a secluded and serene area outside Sedona, Arizona. As a world-renowned destination for spiritual growth and wellness resources, it can provide an unparalleled treatment experience to people with long-term mental health issues and addictions. The residential accommodations at The Sanctuary come equipped with many external and internal features to facilitate the healing process.

Addiction and Trauma Recovery Program at The Sanctuary at Sedona

The past few decades have been revolutionary regarding addiction treatment as many rehabs went beyond the traditional 12-step model to tackle the program. The Sedona Sanctuary was one of these rehabs that used extensive research to identify and incorporate many holistic and non-12-step approaches to facilitate addiction recovery. As one of the pioneers in applying these new approaches, the rehab takes pride in helping hundreds of people achieve and maintain a sober lifestyle.

As part of the treatment program at The Sanctuary, experts believe that a patient must address their emotional and physical health while simultaneously paying attention to the body, spirit, and soul. They believe addiction to be a problem of the entire human body instead of a disease of the brain or a character flaw. Hence, their programs consider all these aspects for a smoother recovery.

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For The Sanctuary, a holistic-based treatment is much more than simply adding activities like meditation, yoga, bodywork, or reiki into the daily programs. Nor does it mean focusing on identifying the root cause of addiction through cognitive behavioral therapy. Instead, the rehab practices integrative addiction treatment based on science that requires a person to pay equal attention to all these aspects simultaneously. Mentioned below are some key highlights of the residential program offered by the Sedona Sanctuary:

• A fixed staff-to-client ratio of 3:1
• Psychiatric consultation and evaluations with specialist medical doctors and board-certified psychiatrists
• Onsite program directors and other senior staff members who interact with all residents regularly
• More than 160 hours of therapy and treatment focusing on individual requirements
• A detoxification and brain repair protocol
• Healthy meals prepared with locally-sourced gluten and dairy-free organic ingredients
• Using tools, such as brain mapping, to track and measure results

The Sedona Sanctuary uses the following clinical therapies to facilitate the recovery process of its clients:

• somatic experiencing
• cognitive behavioral therapy
• EMDR therapy
• Holotropic Breathwork
• Acceptance Commitment Therapy
• Depth Psychology
• Gestalt Therapy
• Body Image Therapy
• Exercise and yoga therapy
• Guided Imagery
• Nutritional Therapy
• Brain Mapping
• Inner Child Therapy
• Mindfulness Meditation
• Emotional self-regulation skills

Payment Options at Sedona Sanctuary

Making decisions related to treatment can be difficult as there are many factors to take into account. One of these factors is the cost of treatment, as it remains a common barrier for people and may keep them from seeking the help they need. Fortunately, The Sanctuary at Sedona wants to keep its treatment programs available and accessible to as many people as possible; hence, it offers multiple payment plans described below.

Insurance

The Sanctuary works with many major insurance companies as an out-of-network. Out-of-network means the rehab has no direct contract with these insurance companies. Clients are advised to contact the admissions team to confirm if the rehab works with their insurance company to cover the cost of treatment. Unfortunately, insurance plans with the following companies are not accepted at The Sanctuary at the moment:

• Medicare
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Medicaid
• AETNA
• VA insurance
• AHCCCS
• State insurance

To ensure that a client can utilize their insurance benefits, they need to:

• Have enough an insurance policy that covers the cost of inpatient treatment at The Sanctuary
• Meet the symptom criteria set by the insurance company for inpatient treatment. This criterion is known as medical necessity and must be fulfilled to be eligible for any treatment cost coverage

The rehab understands how intimidating this can be for someone struggling with poor mental health. Hence, the admissions team is committed to providing as much information about insurance and benefits as possible. They will also guide all patients about the standard terms used during the process, such as deductibles, co-insurance, etc. Lastly, the admissions representatives offer their best advice and judgment about whether a person fits the criteria to claim inpatient treatment benefits from their insurers.

Self-Pay Options

For people without insurance coverage, Sedona Sanctuary offers self-pay options. For this, clients may use credit cards and wire transfers or pay with cash.

Financing Options

Sedona rehab is currently in partnership with M-Lend Financial to help patients get the money they need as quickly and efficiently as possible. The rehab believes M-Lend to be the most reliable, competitive, and fair option for clients to avail of financing options. The company also provides multiple options to accommodate personal credit circumstances best. To qualify for financing, it assesses a patient’s credit scores. Once approved, all expenses related to the treatment in The Sanctuary become eligible to be paid through funding.

FAQs

Is The Sanctuary at Sedona right for me?

The Sedona Sanctuary is a good place for all adults who wish to introduce healthy changes in their lives and are willing to do anything to get there. They must be medically stable, committed, and able to take responsibility for themselves during their treatment stay. The rehab does not provide medical monitoring or supervise any patient during their stay but only guides them to help them move towards recovery.

What type of accommodations is available at The Sanctuary at Sedona?

The rehab team wants every client to feel comfortable and safe while their stay at The Sanctuary. The accommodation includes single, private rooms with a separate private entrance and exit to the outdoor property. Each room has high-speed internet, telephone, private showers and bathrooms, and individually-controlled air conditioning. The rehab center also provides many communal areas, such as a garden, activity center, fire ceremony area, medicine wheel, labyrinth, fitness center, healing room, meditation room, dining room, and many other external and internal features.

How is The Sanctuary different from other rehab centers?

The Sanctuary offers treatment and a chance to heal privately and intimately. It also maintains a small client-to-staff ratio to ensure that each resident gets enough one-on-one time with adequate personal attention. Moreover, the team constantly tailors their visits to meet their individual goal and is present around the clock to support them every step of the way.

Does the rehab provide support once a patient leaves?

At The Sedona Sanctuary, experts firmly believe in the power of aftercare transition planning to maintain recovery efforts. Hence, they plan a personalized aftercare program unique to each individual’s needs to keep supporting them through continued recovery. Some typical features of a recovery program at the rehab include weekly support calls and alumni retreats throughout the year.

Can I bring my phone with me to the rehab during treatment?

The Sedona Sanctuary allows users to bring their phones and laptops with them as long as they are not interfering with their treatment program and recovery processes. Experts advise all residents not to use these gadgets all the time and keep a limit on their usage to focus more on healing.

Is the facility licensed?

The Sanctuary holds a license from The Arizona Department of Health. This license allows it to treat behavioral health disorders, including PTSD, anxiety, and depression, along with substance use disorders.