Prescott House

Prescott House's site describes a long-term residential program for men, with stays typically in the range of three to five months. Reported specializations include gambling and sports-betting addiction, sex and pornography compulsivity, substance and alcohol use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and trauma, with clinical components including individual and group therapy, psychiatric care, equine-assisted therapy, expressive arts, and a family program.

The site frames its extended length of stay as deliberate, positioning longer-term residential care as better suited than short programs to address underlying drivers of addiction such as isolation, shame, and trauma. It describes its model as combining clinical treatment with a 12-step-oriented community and family involvement, and notes the program has operated in Prescott since 1988.

Per the site, intake begins with a call to the admissions team, who review insurance benefits and conduct a preliminary phone assessment before the clinical team evaluates program fit. Once accepted, the facility coordinates travel, followed by on-site orientation, intake paperwork, and a psychiatric evaluation on the first day.