CPLC Corazon Substance Abuse

CPLC Corazón is a substance use treatment program in Phoenix, Arizona that offers CARF accredited residential care for adults seeking recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.

This program combines structured residential treatment, transitional housing and holistic wellness practices.

Corazón provides bilingual and multicultural care that welcomes and celebrates all cultures.

12 Step Support Groups

You'll begin with a Level II residential program structured over a 30 to 60 day length of stay in a 65 bed, ADA compliant setting.

You may transition into Grace House, a housing program offering stays of up to six months while pursuing employment, outpatient counseling and independent living.

You can expect group and individual, family and couples therapy along with nightly community 12 step support groups.

Corazón uses evidence based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and the Matrix Model, and trauma related counseling, and accepts individuals receiving medication assisted treatment.

Key Features

• Location: Phoenix, Arizona with residential care on West Lincoln Street
• Levels of care: Level II residential treatment and Grace House transitional housing
• Who they treat: Adults, including clients with co-occurring disorders and forensic referrals
• Approach: Bilingual, multicultural care with holistic practices like yoga, tai chi and sweat lodge
• Payment options: Medicaid and block grant funding
• Amenities: Meals and free laundry, a basketball court and a garden
• Support services: Case management and aftercare, peer support and employment counseling

The admissions team can explain available levels of care, funding and payment options such as Medicaid and sliding scale assistance.