Recognizing when it’s time to get help for mental health challenges or substance use concerns can be confusing and emotionally overwhelming—but it’s also one of the most important steps you can take toward healing. At Monument Recovery in Mesa, Arizona, we meet people where they are with compassionate, evidence-based care designed to address both mental health struggles and substance use issues together, because these challenges are often interconnected and can feed one another.
It’s normal to feel stressed, sad, or overwhelmed from time to time—but when emotional distress begins to make daily life feel unmanageable, that’s a signal to consider professional support. This might show up as persistent anxiety, hopelessness, rapid mood changes, or difficulties focusing or coping with stress.
Turning to drugs or alcohol as a way to numb feelings, escape stress, or cope with painful emotions can create a cycle that deepens both emotional pain and substance use. If you find yourself relying on substances to feel “normal” or to get through the day, that’s a strong indication that you deserve help and a healthier way forward.
Struggles with work, school, relationships, or responsibilities—such as frequent absences, missed deadlines, conflicts with loved ones, or dropping hobbies you once enjoyed—can all be signs that mental health and substance use are affecting your ability to function.
Withdrawing from social activities, avoiding friends or family, or losing interest in the things that once brought joy are important emotional signals that support is needed. These patterns can intensify feelings of loneliness and make challenges feel bigger than they are.
Thoughts of self-harm, risky behaviors while using, or feeling unsafe emotionally or physically are urgent signs that immediate help and structured mental health and substance use care are needed. If you are in crisis or feel unsafe, please reach out to emergency services right away.
At Monument Recovery, we believe that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Our team in Mesa combines clinical excellence with compassionate support to help you address both mental health and substance use challenges, build coping skills, and rediscover balance and purpose in your life.
If these signs resonate with you or someone you love, we’re here to help. Connect with us to talk through your experiences and explore what the next step toward lasting wellness might look like for you.
Monument Recovery is proud to accept most major commercial insurance plans to help cover up to 100% of the costs associated with treatment at our programs. To find our your personal options, get a free verification of benefits.
Our residential treatment program offers 24/7 care in a safe, supportive, home-like setting right here in Mesa. This immersive level of care is ideal for individuals who benefit from removing themselves from everyday stressors to focus fully on recovery. In this environment, clients receive comprehensive clinical support, individualized therapy, and community connection while addressing both substance use and underlying mental health concerns.
PHP serves as a bridge between the highest level of care and outpatient programs. It delivers structured therapeutic support throughout the day—typically several hours, multiple days per week—without requiring overnight stays. This level is perfect for those transitioning out of residential care or for individuals whose needs are best met with intensive daytime treatment while they begin to reconnect with home and daily responsibilities.
Monument Recovery’s IOP provides clinical depth without interrupting your life outside of treatment. With regular therapy sessions several times per week, you’ll build coping skills, strengthen relapse-prevention strategies, and address the emotional and behavioral patterns that impact both substance use and mental health—all while continuing to work, study, or engage in family life.
For individuals needing the same quality of clinical care but with added flexibility, our Virtual IOP brings Monument’s evidence-based outpatient services directly into your home via secure telehealth. Virtual IOP includes individual and group therapy, relapse prevention, and ongoing support—ideal for those with scheduling constraints, travel limitations, or preference for remote care.
At Monument Recovery, these levels of care work together as a continuum—meaning your treatment plan can evolve with you. Whether you’re beginning your journey in a structured setting or continuing your progress in an outpatient program, our team is committed to guiding you through every phase with clinical excellence, compassion, and respect.
At Monument Recovery in Mesa, Arizona, we know that beginning treatment can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to go through it alone. From the moment you connect with our team, you’ll experience a supportive, people-centered approach rooted in evidence-based care, clinical expertise, and genuine compassion. Our programs are designed to guide you through each phase of healing with clarity, structure, and respect for your unique story.
Your journey begins with a thoughtful intake process where we take the time to understand your history, needs, and goals. This includes clinical assessments for both mental health and substance use so that we can build a treatment plan tailored to your whole self—not just your symptoms. You’ll meet with trained clinicians who listen without judgment and honor your experiences every step of the way.
Recovery is more than symptom management—it’s about strengthening your resilience, relationships, and daily life skills. Expect opportunities to explore mindfulness, stress-reduction techniques, emotional regulation tools, and lifestyle supports that foster balance and long-term growth. Your treatment plan will evolve with you as you make progress and gain confidence.
Our clinical staff, therapists, and support specialists walk alongside you with warmth and professionalism. You’ll find a community that encourages connection, accountability, and healing in an environment that feels safe and respectful. We prioritize open communication and will regularly check in with you about your progress and needs.
We merge a combination of wellness, self-care, and support systems with traditional addiction treatment. We shape every treatment program to best fit the needs of our individual clients.
Beyond our clinical schedule, clients build relationships with team members and each other outside of their direct work, providing additional opportunities for growth and clinical intervention.
Each client’s treatment schedule will depend on their personal program and level of care. Residential treatment features 24/7 support, for example, while IOP clients meet just a few times a week.
Monument Recovery provides a full continuum of care, including residential (inpatient) treatment, Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and Virtual IOP — allowing clients to engage in therapy both in person and online.
Yes. The treatment approach is designed to address both substance use disorders and co-occurring, as well as primary mental health conditions, helping clients work through underlying issues that may contribute to addiction.
Personalized plans include evidence-based therapies such as individual and group counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), relapse prevention planning, and wellness-focused activities that support emotional and physical health.
Treatment durations are flexible and can range from 30 to 120+ days depending on individual needs and clinical recommendations.
Monument Recovery accepts most major insurance plans, but coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by policy. They recommend verifying benefits to understand what your specific plan will cover.
No, however, detox services are available and integrated into the continuum of care through partner programs to help manage withdrawal safely as clients begin treatment.
Monument offers ongoing support, including relapse prevention planning, support groups, alumni resources, and assistance with job or housing resources to help clients transition back to daily life.
If you are interested in substance abuse treatment for yourself or a loved one, reach out by sending a chat or contacting our team below.
Let’s walk through this together.
You don’t have to figure this out alone. At Monument Recovery in Mesa, Arizona, we do recovery differently—grounded in clinical excellence, real human connection, and a treatment plan built with you, not just for you.
If you’re looking for help for yourself or someone you love, reach out today. Chat with our team, call to talk through next steps, or contact us online—we’ll listen, answer your questions, and walk through this together.
About Our Clinical Reviewer:
Clinical Director | MS, LIAC, LPC, CCTS-I
Bradley Wagner, MS, LIAC, LPC, CCTS-I is a seasoned licensed therapist whose clinical career spans nearly three decades. He holds a Master’s degree in Professional Counseling and is credentialed as both a Licensed Independent Addiction Counselor (LIAC) and a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Arizona. Bradley also brings specialized expertise as a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist-I (CCTS-I).
Throughout his career, Bradley has worked across multiple levels of care, including Residential, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programs—enhancing his ability to meet clients with varied needs and presentations.
He has designed and implemented a robust, evidence-informed therapeutic curriculum grounded in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindful Self-Compassion, creating structured yet flexible interventions that support lasting change.
Bradley is deeply committed to meeting clients where they are in their stage of change, fostering a collaborative and empowering therapeutic process. His strength lies in his ability to build strong rapport with clients, helping them access their intrinsic strengths and internal resources for healing and growth.
A trauma-informed clinician, Bradley is EMDR trained and has advanced training in Polyvagal Theory and Somatic Experiencing (SE), integrating body-based regulation skills into his clinical work. He is well-versed in DBT and has facilitated weekly DBT groups, bringing structure and depth to group therapy while supporting clients in building emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness skills.
Bradley’s practice is guided by a trauma-informed lens that prioritizes safety, connection, and resilience. He is passionate about working with individuals facing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health challenges, helping them navigate recovery with compassion, skill, and respect.
