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About Copper Springs

Copper Springs is a behavioral health hospital in Avondale, Arizona, that provides treatment to those struggling with a substance use disorder. They offer a full continuum of care, from detox and residential treatment right through to outpatient programs and aftercare. This continuum of care allows for a smooth transition from one level of care to the next and ensures that a client is always receiving the right treatment as their substance use disorder changes.

Treatment at Copper Springs usually starts with medically supervised detoxification that gives you the medical care needed to help the body adjust to a withdrawal from substances while building a base for recovery in talk therapy sessions. To break the cycle of chemical dependency, clients are given medications that curb cravings and minimize the unpleasant symptoms of withdrawal.

Once clients are stabilized, clients are encouraged to attend individual and group therapy sessions that use cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing and mindfulness to help them recognize their harmful behaviors and discover new coping strategies for life’s triggers. Also in detox, clients can meet with support groups and have the opportunity to take part in holistic activities like yoga, music therapy, art therapy and pet therapy.

Following detox, clients usually transition into the Copper Springs inpatient program, where a combination of behavioral and holistic therapies, medication, wellness education and recreational activities are used to guide clients toward long term sobriety. Inpatient treatment is a great option for clients who don’t have a strong support system, need structure to engage in recovery, or will benefit from round the clock medical care.

Clients continue their recovery in outpatient programs. They continue to work on strategies to sustain their sobriety, replace trigger behaviors with healthy ones and learn more productive ways to fill their time without substance use.