Meadows

About Meadows

The Meadows in Wickenburg, Arizona, is part of Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, an organization with 50 years of experience treating addiction, trauma, and mental health conditions. Their care is built on the Meadows Model, developed by Pia Mellody, which looks at how unresolved trauma, adversity, and developmental wounds drive harmful coping, substance use, and relationship struggles. They treat drug and alcohol addiction, dual diagnosis, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, eating disorders, codependency, and sex and intimacy issues. Care spans medically supported detox with 24/7 oversight, inpatient treatment, outpatient programming, intensive workshops, and ongoing alumni support.

Physicians lead psychiatric and medical care alongside multidisciplinary teams, offering medication management, medication-assisted treatment, and interventional psychiatry backed by an on-site pharmacy. Therapy blends EMDR, CBT, group work, and somatic practices with a Brain Center that uses neurofeedback, biofeedback, and heart rate variability training to calm the nervous system, an approach shaped by Senior Fellow Bessel van der Kolk. Families and partners take part through on-site programming and dedicated workshops grounded in Claudia Black’s family systems work. Specialty tracks serve men, women, young adults, and military members, veterans, and first responders, including Gentle Path for men facing sex addiction and Willow Healing Center, a women’s inpatient program focused on love addiction, relational trauma, and co-occurring conditions.