Stoneridge Ctrs for Brain and Add Trt

Stoneridge Centers for Brain and Addiction Treatment takes a neurologically grounded approach to substance abuse treatment that distinguishes it from conventional rehab programs. Rather than relying solely on talk therapy, the center incorporates Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), neurofeedback, ketamine, and brain mapping as part of its clinical offerings — tools designed to address how addiction reshapes brain function over time.

This focus on the brain as central to both the problem and the recovery process reflects the facility's identity. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) provides the psychological framework, while the brain-based modalities address the neurological side of addiction. For individuals who have found that traditional outpatient programs or residential treatment alone have not been sufficient, this combination offers a different avenue into sustained recovery.

Stoneridge Centers offers inpatient, Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and standard outpatient program options, allowing individuals to enter treatment at the level that fits their situation and transition as their recovery progresses. Inpatient treatment provides a structured residential environment for those in early or complex recovery, while the IOP gives people the clinical intensity of frequent treatment sessions without requiring full residential placement.

The outpatient program supports longer-term recovery maintenance, helping people stay connected to substance abuse treatment resources while reintegrating into daily life. The facility's 24-hour operating schedule means that this continuum of care is accessible at any point — a meaningful feature for individuals and families navigating the unpredictable nature of recovery.

Co-occurring disorders — particularly trauma and PTSD — are explicitly part of Stoneridge Centers' clinical scope. Many people entering addiction treatment carry unaddressed trauma that has shaped their relationship with substances, and treating one without the other often leaves the underlying dynamic intact. The center's dual diagnosis capabilities mean that both conditions are addressed within the same treatment setting.

CBT is well-suited to this work, offering structured tools for identifying and interrupting the thought patterns that link trauma responses to substance use. For veterans, who are among the populations Stoneridge specifically serves, the intersection of PTSD and addiction is a particularly common clinical reality — and one the center is positioned to address within its existing treatment framework.

Stoneridge Centers serves a wide population, including veterans, pregnant women, seniors and older adults, men, women, individuals with HIV/AIDS support needs, and those entering treatment through court order. This breadth reflects a commitment to meeting people across different life circumstances and legal situations, rather than narrowing intake to a single demographic.

Financial access is addressed through multiple payment options: Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, self-pay, and a sliding scale fee structure. Individuals and family members can reach Stoneridge Centers directly at (928) 583-7799 or visit stoneridgecenters.com to learn more about which level of care may be the right fit.