The Meadows Seasons Wickenburg

The Meadows Seasons serves adults who need a structured residential setting for complex mental health concerns, including co-occurring substance use. The program is designed for people who require more support than weekly outpatient visits can provide, and who may have struggled to make progress in less intensive care.

Care is team-based and personalized. Clinicians draw on evidence-based therapies and holistic services, and they adjust the plan as a person's needs change. The setting is small enough that staff can know each resident well, and the daily schedule balances therapy with rest and activity.

This page describes the center using its listing and public description. It does not diagnose or guarantee results. To see if the program fits, call the helpline and talk with a trained advisor.

The Meadows Seasons Wickenburg

The center lists two care options: dual diagnosis treatment and residential rehabilitation, with therapy delivered through individual and personalized plans. When a clinician recommends residential care, the structure here suits people who need daily clinical contact instead of weekly visits.

Therapy options include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, family therapy, music therapy, equine therapy, expressive arts, neurofeedback, and relapse prevention counseling, all described as evidence-based and holistic. The Meadows Seasons Wickenburg in Wickenburg, Arizona combines residential rehab with dual diagnosis care in one plan so both aspects are treated together. When comparing Arizona rehabs, ask how often each therapy is scheduled and how progress is reviewed during the 45 days.

1. Relapse Prevention Counseling
2. Neurofeedback
3. Personalized Treatment
4. Expressive Arts
5. Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
6. Family Therapy
7. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
8. Holistic
9. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
10. Evidence-Based

Who the program is built for

1. Adults living with substance use and dual diagnosis care
2. People with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, grief and loss, self-harm, or suicidal thoughts
3. Adults with eating disorders who need residential support
4. Men and women, including LGBTQ+ individuals and veterans
5. People who need a small, structured residential setting

Amenities, setting, and length of stay

The Meadows Seasons sits in Wickenburg, Arizona, and has 16-30 beds. The usual program length is 45 days, and services are offered in English. Amenities include access to nature, a fitness center, gardens, a pool, and indoor and outdoor lounge spaces. Residents stay in air-conditioned shared rooms with shared bathrooms. Activities include yoga, swimming, horseback riding, and a ropes course.

1. Outdoor Space
2. Gardens
3. Outdoor Lounge
4. Access to Nature
5. Pool
6. Lounge
7. Fitness Center

Cost and insurance verification

The program features cash pay rates in the list of payment methods; insurance acceptance is not confirmed on this page. Call the helpline to check Arizona rehab coverage and open beds at The Meadows Seasons Wickenburg before you plan a start date. Ask the center how it bills and what authorization your plan requires. This helpline costs nothing, stays confidential, and does not obligate you to get treatment. No one can promise admission or coverage before verification.

Questions worth asking the center

1. How is the 45-day length of stay set, and can it be extended if clinical need continues?
2. Which therapies will appear in my plan, how often do they meet, and who leads them?
3. How does the center work with my insurance, and what will I owe after benefits are applied?
4. What does discharge planning include, and how are outpatient services arranged before I leave?
5. How does the program bring family into treatment and keep communication going?
6. How are the days arranged and what much time is spent in groups versus individual sessions?