Canyon Vista Recovery Center

I had such a wonderful experience at Canyon Vista. Not only were the staff attentive, considerate, and amazing, the therapy was incredibly moving and I learned so much. The facility was comfortable, and I really enjoyed the food and accommodations. I was able to build a strong friend group during my stay, and I continue to attend Alumni groups due to the closeness in the community. If you’re going through a tough time, please consider going to Canyon vista. You won’t regret it!

Canyon Vista helped me when no one will. They allowed my very large dog Dozer to go through the program with me. Thank you to everyone for everything. I will definitely be recommending you to anyone that needs help. Thank you again for everything!

Canyon Vista provided me the support I needed. I absolutely love the therapist, Ana! Her therapy on self discovery hit home. The living arrangements felt homey. Emotional support animals are allowed to stay with their owners at Canyon Vista. You do need to have paperwork though. You can call Canyon Vista for further details. The groups were very helpful in getting to know your peers and that helped to build community. Which is what I think I really needed. Overall, I would recommend Canyon Vista to a friend.

I love Canyon Vista!! They offer a great residential program. The staff is great and the classes/12-step classes are great!!! Canyon vista has a great Alumni community that keep you involved and the Alumni Coordinator does regular check ups to see how your doing. I love her!! To keep other people anonymous I won’t post photos. But you who have been apart of CV know what this treatment center is all about!! And you get a dope “SOBER AF” shirt!!

My experience at Canyon Vista was very positive, with caring staff, adequate meals, and a variety of engaging activities that contributed to my recovery journey. The support I received, including finding further treatment options like the partial hospitalization program, has clearly been beneficial, I've been maintaining my sobriety and staying connected with the alumni community. I'd like to highlight the importance of support and companionship in the recovery process. I encountered minor challenges during my treatment. I feel that insurance restrictions can impact the length and quality of care, and there should be timely therapist introductions, especially since clients are often in vulnerable states. The structure of my daily activities, including the H&I meetings and group sessions, were helpful, but the lack of consistency in staff announcements and respect for personal space, such as not knocking before entering rooms, is concerning. Clear communication and respect for privacy are essential in creating a supportive treatment environment, hopefully my feedback could help improve the experience for future clients.