Horizon Recovery - Arrowhead Glendale

Horizon Recovery - Arrowhead serves teens between the ages of 12 and 17 who are facing substance use along with related mental health conditions. The program is a good fit for boys and girls who benefit from a structured, residential environment that removes them from daily stressors. Treatment is personalized rather than uniform, and a clinical team specializes in adolescent mental health and addiction. The Joint Commission accredits this Glendale rehab, which has 6-15 beds for teens. This center is accredited by the Joint Commission.

At the Arrowhead site, teens receive a mix of evidence-based therapies and experiential activities. Family involvement is a core part of the approach, and practical life-skills development is woven into the daily schedule. The goal is to help teens rebuild confidence and resilience while addressing the issues that brought them to treatment. Families considering this Arizona rehab can ask about the typical 60-day length of stay. The program length is typically 60 days, though individual needs may vary.

Programs at this Glendale rehab

For teens, the center's main level of care is residential rehab. Therapies include dialectical behavior therapy, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, art therapy, family therapy, one-on-one counseling, dance therapy, and trauma-specific therapy. Medication management is available when appropriate. The program is evidence-based and experiential, with a strong emphasis on family involvement and individual treatment.

Teens in this Arizona program follow a structured daily schedule that includes life skills training. They also take part in activities such as games, golf, movies, physical fitness, reading, and swimming. The setting includes access to nature, a fitness center, a pool, and outdoor spaces. If a teen needs a less intensive setting after discharge, then the center's aftercare planning can include outpatient treatment. The program is designed to help adolescents develop healthier routines and engage with the community.

1. Trauma-Specific Therapy
2. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
3. Group Therapy
4. 1-on-1 Counseling
5. Individual Treatment
6. Evidence-Based
7. Dance Therapy
8. Art Therapy
9. Family Therapy
10. Dialectical Behavior Therapy

Who the program is built for in Glendale

1. Young people aged 12-17 who are struggling with substance use and co-occurring disorders.
2. Boys and girls who need a residential level of care and cannot safely be treated in a less structured setting.
3. Adolescents with conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, OCD, PTSD, self-harm, suicidal ideation, and trauma.
4. Those who have used substances including benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, prescription drugs, psychedelics, or synthetic drugs.
5. Families who are willing to participate in treatment and support their teen's recovery process.

Setting and program length in Glendale

This small residential facility in Glendale has 6-15 beds, allowing for individualized attention. Program length is typically 60 days, though actual duration may depend on clinical progress and insurance authorization. The center has air-conditioned rooms, private or shared rooms, shared bathrooms, a lounge, outdoor dining, an outdoor lounge, a pool, a fitness center, and access to nature. Activities include games, golf, movies, physical fitness, reading, and swimming. The program is offered in English.

1. Lounge
2. TV
3. Outdoor Dining
4. Outdoor Space
5. Air-Conditioned Rooms
6. Access to Nature
7. Outdoor Lounge
8. Fitness Center

Payment and insurance in Glendale

Horizon Recovery - Arrowhead takes cash payments, and families should confirm insurance benefits directly with the center. This center is accredited by The Joint Commission. Insurance may cover part of the cost, though families need to confirm benefits directly with the center. If you don't know whether your plan covers teen residential rehab, that conversation can be started with assistance from our helpline at no charge. Our helpline can assist you in starting that discussion at no charge and without obligation. We do not promise admission or coverage; the center's admissions team will confirm your plan's coverage.

What to ask before you are admitted

1. How much bed space is free at present and how long does a typical stay last?
2. In what ways does the center include family members in treatment and in planning for aftercare?
3. What is the process for managing medications and coordinating with outside prescribers?
4. How does the center handle emergencies or medical needs that arise during the stay?
5. What aftercare services are included, such as outpatient therapy or relapse prevention planning?