Calvary Healing Center

Clinical Detox in a Spiritual Environment

Calvary Healing Center stands out for its ability to deliver medically supervised detox in a facility that takes on both faith-based and trauma-informed approaches to treatment. With high clinical standards, Calvary supports safe withdrawal using MAT, including buprenorphine and naltrexone, when appropriate. These tools are part of a recovery model rooted in Christian values and 12-step facilitation, combining clinical rigor with spiritual reflection.

Continuity of Care Without Changing Locations

Calvary offers all levels of treatment—detox, residential, partial hospitalization (PHP), and intensive outpatient (IOP), all on a single campus in Phoenix. This continuity and accessibility allows patients to stay within a familiar therapeutic community throughout their recovery, reducing disruption and promoting engagement.

Trauma-Informed Staff and Peer Support

Many Calvary staff members are alumni of the program or in long-term recovery themselves. This lived experience fosters an atmosphere of empathy and peer connection. Therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and trauma-informed counseling are delivered in both individual and group settings, supporting emotional healing as well as addiction recovery alongside peers who can relate to challenges.

Designed for People Seeking Faith and Structure

Calvary offers a spiritually oriented program that welcomes people of all faiths or none. Christian teachings and optional spiritual groups are available but not required, making it a thoughtful choice for individuals who want their recovery experience to include personal reflection and values-driven care.

Patient Reviews

Patients frequently describe Calvary as a caring and spiritually supportive place, with staff members—especially techs, nurses, and therapists—praised for their attentiveness and empathy. While some reviews mention discomfort during detox and concerns about intake wait times or discharge coordination, the overwhelming sentiment is gratitude for the care received. Many credit Calvary with helping them begin or sustain long-term recovery, in a setting where they felt seen, supported, and safe.