Copper Springs

24/7 Access and Crisis-Level Care

Copper Springs Avondale stands out for its around-the-clock availability, offering walk-in admissions and emergency mental health support 24 hours a day. This hospital-based setting provides stabilization for individuals experiencing acute psychiatric or substance use crises, which means people can get the help they need when they need it most, without waiting for a scheduled intake or referral.

Dedicated Programming for Veterans and First Responders

The facility’s Help for Heroes® program is tailored for military members, veterans, and first responders facing trauma, PTSD, or substance use. This specialized track offers culturally competent care in a peer-driven environment, allowing clients to feel seen and understood. The program integrates evidence-based therapies with group support and medication management, building a bridge between clinical treatment and real-life reintegration.

Comprehensive Care Under One Roof

Copper Springs offers a full continuum of care including medical detox, inpatient treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and both in-person and virtual outpatient services. Clients receive care for co-occurring disorders like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia alongside substance use treatment.

Emphasis on Function, Not Flash

Located in a desert city setting, the campus includes shared rooms with air conditioning, designated smoking and vaping areas, and access to structured fitness and activity programs. Amenities like yoga, music therapy, and equine therapy provide outlets for self-expression and emotional processing, especially for clients who may struggle with traditional talk therapy.

Life Skills and Transition Planning

Clients at Copper Springs participate in life skills training, peer mentorship, and recovery-focused group sessions designed to build resilience after discharge. These offerings help bridge the transition from inpatient care to independent living, supporting clients as they return to work, care for family, or manage other real-life responsibilities.