Our Residential Treatment Program
Our intimate residential facility creates an ideal environment for rest and recovery. Private and small-group therapy is blended with communal daily living: indoor and outdoor recreation, community excursions, and delicious home-cooked meals.
Bedrooms and Personal Space
Your bedroom is a space for daily rest and retreat. Ours are set up for one or two individuals, with private rooms available upon request. Each one is outfitted with ample storage space for your personal belongings and beds with luxurious lavender-infused mattresses.
Spacious, Communal Living Areas
Because our facility will be home for 30 days, we’ve designed it to feel like one. Clients have access to an activity and TV room, a communal therapy room, outdoor living areas, and kitchen and dining rooms for family-style meals.
Therapy Office
Our therapy office is private, comfortable, and set up with everything necessary for transformative personal counseling.
Location and Community
Nestled in the modern Eastmark neighborhood of Mesa, AZ, Sequoia connects you to a healthy community with resources to help you through—and after—your time in treatment. You’ll have access to nearby support groups and state-of-the-art recreation facilities in a safe and welcoming area.
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How to Get Started
Whether you are ready to get admitted or just need information, we’re here to make the process simple.
Reach Out
Get in touch by calling us, scheduling a call, or filling out the insurance verification form below. We’ll provide the information you need and determine whether Sequoia is the right fit for you.
Schedule Your Inpatient Stay
When you’re ready for admission, we’ll work with you to schedule your arrival date. If you need other treatment before beginning our program, we can assist with referrals and coordination.
Arrive and Begin Healing
After you arrive at the Sequoia facility, you’ll meet with advisers and therapists to develop a personalized plan for therapy and aftercare.
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