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Residential Treatment for Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, and Trauma
At Sabino Recovery's residential treatment program you will find a place of great emotional safety – safety to work on trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression, and any other maladaptive coping mechanisms that have held you in it's grip.
Our healing environment is shaped by the professionalism and caring of our empathetic and experienced staff, and sustained by the absolute and complete focus on the needs of our residents. We are passionate about delivering evidenced based clinical therapies in the highest ethical environment for each individual's healing and recovery.
Learn More About Our Approach
We recognize that an addiction to alcohol and drugs can be complicated. Only by understanding the cause are we are able to effectively treat the abuse and addiction.
Learn MoreWe utilize the three stage trauma model by providing safety, security, outlets for processing, and fostering connection with the self, the body, and the community.
Learn MoreWhen it comes to sexual, physical or emotional abuse, we focus on the survivor, creating an environment that is empathetic and nurturing.
Learn MoreOur PTSD program utilizes EMDR and Somatic experiences to allow for effective processing while decreasing the visceral reactions to environmental stimuli.
Learn MoreWe employ diverse therapeutic modalities for opiate addiction that are grounded in neuroscience to provide the individual with their own unique treatment path.
Learn MoreBy using the principles of neuroplasticity we are able to treat several addictive patterns caused by trauma, including self-harm, co-dependency, gambling, internet, sexual impulsivity, and sleep disorders.
We comprehensively treat trauma and addictions with an engaged and highly trained staff, resulting in an effective therapeutic alliance. We optimize healing by empowering our residents to make positive changes and by providing holistic, integrated, and strength-based treatments.
The soul of Sabino Recovery is our dedicated and compassionate staff. We are committed to providing a place of trust and safety for the restoration of hope and healing of our residents. At our core, we are accountable to our higher power, ourselves, our community, and our mission.
Learn More About Our Living ValuesFamily Program — Reconnecting with Loved Ones
At Sabino Recovery we understand that lasting recovery for our residents depends on the involvement of those closest to them.
We invite each resident and their families to participate in our Family Program – a three-day, experiential program designed to reconnect you with your loved one.
Your recovery is a unique and intensely personal journey.
Trauma and addiction can shatter your feeling of safety and trust.
Those who love you the most often struggle to fully comprehend the power that trauma and addiction have had over your life.
Create an environment of safety and trust.
Develop a treatment regimen that allows for effective processing and healing.
Reconnect you with your family and your community.
We know that high quality, effective, trauma and addiction treatment cannot be improvised.
We craft a targeted individualized treatment plan for you only after thoroughly assessing and understanding the ways that alcohol and drug addiction and trauma may have impacted you.
Thomas Isbell, CEO, discusses what makes Sabino unique. He highlights how our dedicated and professional staff help facilitate sustainable growth and change during your recovery process.
Today I want to talk about triggers. A trigger is something that happens to us in the environment that creates a visceral reaction and we respond with a thought, and then a behavior. Out of that behavior there is a reward system. For example, you’re driving in traffic and someone cuts you off.
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This week I want to talk about relaxation and activating the parasympathetic nervous system. We have this part of ourselves that is the autonomic nervous system. When we feel stressed out, we feel extremely dysregulated and we’re in this constant state of fight, flight or freeze. When we encounter a threat, what happens is our nervous system hops into survival mode.
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Our recovery tip today is Gratitude. I know some of you out there are rolling your eyes because you’re tired of hearing about gratitude and people being grateful especially during times like this. The last thing you want to do is make a list of things you’re grateful for. There are tons of proven benefits to practicing being grateful. From reducing depression and anxiety, helping recover from substance abuse, improving sleep, lowering blood pressure, improving relationships, and so on.
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