Spectrum Healthcare

Integrated Care for Substance Use and Mental Health

Spectrum Healthcare in Cottonwood offers coordinated treatment for substance use disorders and mental health conditions in a single setting. As a private nonprofit organization, the program focuses on whole-person care that addresses emotional health alongside the practical challenges that can make recovery harder to sustain.

Flexible Treatment Options

Care is available across multiple levels, including outpatient, intensive outpatient (IOP), and residential treatment. This flexibility allows individuals to enter treatment based on current needs and step up or down as their situation changes. Outpatient services support those maintaining work, school, or family responsibilities, while residential care provides a more structured, 24-hour environment for stabilization and focus.

Counseling and Evidence-Based Approaches

Treatment includes individual, group, family, and couples counseling, along with approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and trauma-related counseling. Brief interventions and telehealth services are also available, expanding access for people who may face transportation or scheduling barriers. Together, these services aim to build coping skills, emotional awareness, and practical tools for managing recovery over time.

Support for Co-Occurring Needs

Spectrum Healthcare is equipped to support adults with co-occurring substance use and mental health conditions. Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessments help guide care planning, while ongoing screening and monitoring address both behavioral health and physical health concerns throughout treatment.

Health Services and Monitoring

On-site testing and screening services support overall health and safety during treatment, including substance use screening and testing for infectious diseases. Preventive services such as health education, tobacco cessation counseling, and vaccinations are also available, helping individuals address broader health needs while in care.

Recovery Support Beyond Therapy

Recovery services extend beyond counseling sessions. Case management, peer mentoring, recovery coaching, and self-help groups help individuals rebuild support networks. Employment counseling, vocational or educational support, housing services, and assistance accessing social services are designed to support stability after treatment. Transportation assistance is available, reducing common barriers to attending appointments consistently.

Aftercare Planning and Ongoing Connection

Discharge planning and continuing care services help individuals transition out of formal treatment with a plan in place. By connecting people to ongoing support and community resources, the program emphasizes continuity of care and long-term engagement in recovery.

Inclusive and Accessible Environment

Services are available for adults of all genders, with specialized programming for adult women. Sign language services support individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. Smoking and vaping are permitted in designated areas.

Client Reviews

Clients often praise respectful, supportive staff and counseling support. Some report concerns about scheduling and communication.

• Staff & Care Experience (80% positive): Many clients describe staff as kind, professional, and willing to listen and help troubleshoot concerns. Some reviews suggest consistency can vary at times. "Professional healthcare staff."
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (75% positive): Positive reviews often mention counseling and care coordination that feel practical and supportive, including progress over time and feeling better understood. A smaller set of reviews describes issues such as scheduling and referral delays.
• Support & Community (65% positive): Some clients highlight group-based support and a sense of encouragement from others in care, and a few mention feeling supported while navigating family needs. Others note that group dynamics can feel uneven depending on the day and setting. "They were kind to me — they were a support."