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Trained at Hazelden and worked there for seven years. Three years in an extended program for women. Certified to work with compulsive gamblers over ten years. Strengths include experience of staff, patient needs come first. Training for interns.
Canyon Crossing Recovery is a program that works miracles. As a former client, I have seen changes in myself and others that one would have never thought possible. When I got to Canyon I was completely broken and had lost all hope in life. Throughout my journey here I was able to find myself and learned how to truly love myself. What sets Canyon apart is a staff that cares about the person as a whole and that truly want what is best for their clients. I am so beyond grateful for all the work Canyon does and I know my life has been forever changed for the better by my time spent in this program!
I went there for severe depression and suicidal behavior. I was able to also work on my eating disorder and sexual trauma. Left with many coping skills and on less or no medication at the time when I had come in on several medications. I also left with abetted sense of myself, coping skills and a stronger support network. My roommate who was there for alcohol addiction has been sober ever since and we are the best of friends to this day. They provide a family week during the 30 day treatment, and though it was very difficult emotionally, my parents and I have a stronger relationship because of it. We were able to learn so much and grow from it. Anytime someone I know is struggling with anything from addiction, eating disorders, to mood disorders, I always tell them about Sierra Tucson and how amazing it was for my now best friend and I. Though I still struggle with depression and ED I am much more equipped to cope with life because of what I learned/experienced at Sierra Tucson. If I could afford it I would spend one month a year there just to keep everything in check. :-)