Former resident Shelley shares some of the reasons she chose Sabino Recovery for the treatment of trauma and alcoholism. She speaks about how therapy, such as EMDR, was so beneficial and even some of the treatments that really surprised her, such as equine therapy, the challenge course, and yoga. In her opinion, the amazing staff at Sabino Recovery made her experience more than she could have ever hoped for.
Nursing Director, Cassandra Dick talks about the staff; thier expertise and their constant love, compassion and respect for the residents.
This short video is a great overview of Sabino Recovery and our approach to treatment.
Dr. Dawn Bantel, Medical Director at Sabino Recovery, discusses how trauma and addiction affect one's health. Through education on the effects they have on anxiety, insomnia, digestive issues, and more, residents often feel relief to better understand what's happening to their bodies.
The staff here at Sabino Recovery are remarkable in their clinical savvy and the way they love residents through their trauma and fear. They create a calm, nurturing and healing environment with with generous amounts of safety for the healing of our residents.
Neurotherapist at Sabino Recovery, Andrea Copland, discusses how Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback can be a powerful tool to diagnose and treat mental health issues. Individuals can feel undesired emotions, ranging from stress and impulsivity to depression and addiction, which can be helped through neurotherapy.
As an alumni, Nicki gives her advice to those with questions about treatment and explains how hard work and commitment at Sabino Recovery can help those people reclaim their lives
Robin Memel-Fox, Family Therapist, discusses the 3-day intensive family program at Sabino Recovery and its significance for healing the family. The family program provides a safe container for the residents and family to share openly.
Dr. Bantel explains how using both Naturopathic and Allopathic, or Western Medicine, allows for a comprehensive "whole person" approach to health and can help our residents resolve pain, insomnia, anxiety, digestive issues, and more.
Current research has proven that widespread behavioral issues such as addiction, depression, PTSD, and substance abuse are often created and shaped by unresolved trauma. Our goal is to have residents spend 35 days in our healing environment to resolve their core trauma so they can transition to the next phase of their recovery.
Dr. Bantel discusses how Sabino Recovery ensures that resident health is approached comprehensively, with a focus on every aspect of their lives including; lifestyle, pain experience, exercise, health history, and diet. Many times, residents report it was the first time they have ever "felt heard."
Meet Watson the Golden Retriever, the most popular "person" at Sabino Recovery, best listener and in contention for the best therapist, he is ready to offer unconditional love to everyone on campus.
It might be hard to listen to Thomas when Watson the Golden Retriever is in the video, but try because what Thomas has to say might be important to your decision about where to go for recovery.
Former resident Nicki discusses her experience of returning home after treatment and the process of transitioning back into her life with the tools and skills learned from Sabino Recovery.
CEO Thomas Isbell gives his personal account on the journey of sobriety and explains how Sabino Recovery accomplishes the goal of giving that same success to others. https://www.sabinorecovery.com/
When former resident Colleen was looking for treatment, she couldn't find a recovery center that worked with depression. Her depression was debilitating. Colleen encourages everyone who suffers from depression to seek treatment -- depression is enough of a reason to seek treatment.
Former resident Colleen shares why she believes that if you are suffering from depression, trauma, or addictions that this is the right place for you.
Peggy Holt explains what EMDR is and why it is such an important modality here at Sabino Recovery.
