Prescott House

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Today I have 4 years clean and I couldn't have done it without this place. I had been to multiple treatment facilities prior to coming to Prescott House. The therapists and staff helped me learn more about myself in a few months then I had my entire life. It was not the easiest treatment center to go through, but it was what I needed. It gave me a healthy routine and slowly reintegrated me back into real life. Other treatment centers I felt simply released me back into the world. My therapist Chris helped me in many ways but mostly he told me what I didn't want to hear but needed to. I really appreciate that now. I also learned life skills that I desperately needed and believe that gave me the confidence to become independent and self-supporting. To this day my closest friends are the guys that went through the Prescott House with me. I had never had friends that I truly felt I could trust until I came to Prescott. I am forever grateful to the Prescott House.

Prescott House gave the me tools necessary to succeed in my recovery. Today I’m 7 years sober and it wouldn’t be possible without the great staff and life long friends I made there. Can’t say enough good things about them!

I was referred to the Prescott House after a 28 day program in Tennessee. That facility said I needed more help than what they could offer...and recommended me to the Prescott House. They were very kind and also very effective. The Prescott House implemented a variety of mental health services: individual, group and community. They helped me, and my family, address traumatic issues of my past. The connection to the world of 12 step and volunteering also helped my re-entry into the outside world again. The Prescott House is not about swimming pools and massages. They are focused on addressing and confronting your past in the present, and provide you with tools to move forward and regain the happiness everyone deserves in a healthy, loving way.

If you are serious about your recovery, this is the place to go. The therapists really know how to dig deep and the rest of the staff are all very supportive. Because of Prescott House i have worked through the shame of my old life, and live a much happier life now!

When I came to the Prescott House I had been to treatment at 19 and 23 and didn't last more than 40 days clean. Prescott House helped me learn the life skills I lacked for the first 27 years of my life. Today I have 15 months. Now I live a life beyond my wildest dreams, have life long healthy/supportive friends, and a family that's proud of me.

Prescott House truly changed my life for the better. Every staff member there was involved in my recovery and genuinely cared about me. They challenged me every single day to be a better man and a productive member of society. I came to P-House hopeless and now I have close to 7 years sober, I have a great job and was recently married and purchased a home with my wife. I don't know where I would be today without P-House and I am forever grateful.

After attending multiple treatment programs, I found myself in a position AGAIN where I could not function for even a few hours without the use of drugs and alcohol. My parents found the Prescott House through a friend where I’m from in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He said it was very strict but the best program he knew of.... I was desperate and took a chance to move to Prescott and seek help with the “P House”. The program was very difficult but I came out of it a different person. The root causes of my addiction was their main focus, my childhood traumas were addressed thoroughly even though I fought it every step of the way. My ability to function as a normal person in society and deal with life on life’s terms is a gift that the P House gave me. I will be forever grateful to this program and it’s staff for everything they did for me!!

It was ok. There was simply nothing to do . . . not good for recovery.

Prescott House was an incredible learning experience. I went as aftercare from Better Ford in 1989. I suffer from a bordeline personality. It was thankfully diagnosed after John Valentine was so adamant in searching for a resolve in my program. He sent me to Aspen Hills hospital in flagstaff to have me diagnosed during my aftercare. I still failed and was kicked out after intensive care from Prescott 🏠. I still saw and received the abundant of care from alumni and staff that I will forever be in debt. Thank you Prescott 🏠

What I love most about The Prescott House is the people. The people are who make it priceless. I am forever grateful for the time that I was given to be there. It was difficult and painful and I fought it most of the time. I gained a desire to live during my stay here. I just never thought that would happen. Thank you to the people of Prescott House for loving me!