To Our Valued Clients, Families, and Staff: Given the recent outbreak of COVID-19, Pinnacle Peak Recovery aims to implement CDC guidelines and recommendations to protect clients and staff members from exposure to the best of our ability. We are closely monitoring and evolving CDC guidelines and will make thoughtful actions to reflect these recommendations. Pinnacle Peak Recovery […]
Rehab Blog
What Is Detox?
“I think I’m an addict. How can I get help? I’ve heard about detox programs, but what is detox? Is detox part of rehab? What can I expect?” We’ve heard all these questions before. These questions are especially common for those who have never received help for their addiction before, and don’t know what to […]
Finding Low-cost, Quality Addiction Treatment in Arizona
If you’re currently going through the process of choosing a rehab or looking for other resources for you or a loved one, you’re probably overwhelmed due to how many different options are out there. We’ve made this process a little easier and included a list of helpful resources you can access here in Arizona, and […]
The Alternative to Codependency: Love and Support
If you’re searching for information on how to help your loved one who is currently struggling with addiction, a lot of what you will find will tell you to not participate in enabling or codependent behaviors, to show “tough love,” to give ultimatums. Of course, setting healthy boundaries with your loved one is very important, […]
Volunteering… Is it Really Better to Give Than Recieve?
They say that “it is better to give than to receive.” There are many benefits to volunteering and giving your time to others. One most people don’t think about is the benefits to your mental health! Being in addiction treatment is hard. Our clients are changing their lives, and it can be a daunting […]
What Is Enabling and How Can I Stop?
Jumping every time the phone rings after eight, because after eight it’s always bad news. Breathing a sigh of relief, while feeling guilty and angry every time your loved one shows up on your doorstep. One, because you know they’re alive now. But 2, because you also know they’re only there for a “little loan […]
