I had the pleasure of working with Zia Recovery and I would definitely send a family member there for treatment. They truly care about recovery and helping people get back on their feet! I wouldn't hesitate to call them and ask for support.
Zia Recovery Center is a great place if you are serious and diligent about changing your life for the better. The staff and programming are top notch. Nearly every employee and the owners are in recovery. They truly care for each and every client that comes through the doors. It was nice to be in a facility that has so many resources. By far the best program I've ever been apart of. Great job Zia and continue with the amazing work you do!
Zia Recovery Center is not just another stop in the revolving door of treatment centers. It’s far more than a simple detox or a temporary break from life — it’s a true lifestyle shift and a powerful introduction to the recovery journey. Zia helps integrate the steps of AA/NA into real, daily living, making recovery both practical and sustainable.
Personally, it has been one of the most impactful experiences of my life. Recovery is a major part of my story, and because of that, the foundation of Zia — and the incredible men and women who built and uphold it — will always hold a special place in my heart.
If you’ve tried to quit but haven’t been able to make it stick, if you’re worn out by the way things are, or if you’re just ready for a real change and a new way of living, I highly recommend Zia Recovery as a place to start over. It’s the only program that truly worked for me — it got me back into the boat of recovery when nothing else could. For me, and for countless others, Zia has proven to be the last house on the block. 👊
Thank you to Ryan, Daniel, Bill, Martin, Krista, and Ruth — and to the others who live and breathe this program and lead by example every day.
Because of Zia and the tools of recovery being implemented in my daily life, I am still strong and active in my recovery today.
Mike J
4/23/24
To call Zia a treatment center doesn’t do it justice—it’s so much more. They don’t just treat you; they transform lives.
When I reached out to Zia, I was at my lowest point, consumed by addiction and completely without hope. In utter desperation, I turned to them for help, and what I found was beyond anything I expected. I was met with unwavering encouragement, genuine empathy, and an extraordinary level of support that gave me the strength to believe in recovery.
From the very beginning, the staff, including the owners, provided guidance rooted in their own personal experiences. This isn’t just a group of professionals who’ve studied addiction—they truly understand it on a personal level, which makes all the difference. Through a variety of therapeutic modalities, Zia helped me uncover and address not only my addiction but the deeper issues that led me there.
I was challenged to confront emotions and decisions I had avoided for years, but every step of the way, I was met with compassion and encouragement. In my short time there, I gained life-changing insights and practical skills that I continue to use daily.
My recovery date is May 25, 2021, and I’m proud to say that I am still clean and sober today. I owe so much to Zia and the incredible work they do.
If you’re considering a treatment center, I can’t recommend Zia enough. It’s not just a place for recovery—it’s a place for transformation. Thank you, Zia, for giving me my life back.
I’m six months sober thanks in large part to ZIA Recovery. If you are ready to do the work, Zia is there to guide you along the way to a sober lifestyle. The tools, education and resources I received while there were exactly what I need to continue my road of recovery. The staff at ZIA was essential to making my time there in the program smooth and comfortable. Addicts helping other addicts is something irreplaceable, and an immeasurable experience. The ability to make connections with staff, peers and the sober community is also a contributing factor to the success I have had. I strongly recommend this program to anyone struggling with addiction.
Work, work, work,
Kristle Zuni