The Meadows

The Meadows is a residential treatment center in Arizona established in 1983, known for treating trauma, addiction, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Their 30 to 45-day programs combine individual therapy, group work, and skills training with psychiatry and medical oversight. The facility emphasizes trauma-informed care, recognizing that untreated trauma often underpins substance use and other mental health symptoms that resist standard treatment.

The specialization in trauma and its intersection with addiction and eating disorders makes The Meadows valuable for patients whose conditions haven't responded to conventional outpatient therapy alone. The residential format allows intensive daily work on deep issues without the interruptions of home life. The Arizona location and decades of institutional knowledge attract patients from across the country who specifically seek their trauma and eating disorder expertise.