For many people, faith is not a side topic in recovery. It is the foundation they want to build on. Honoring that, while still providing real clinical treatment, is not a contradiction. The two can strengthen each other, and we are glad to hold both.

What Faith-Based Recovery Means Here

Faith-informed care at Heights means your beliefs are welcomed and integrated where you want them to be, with clinical excellence as the foundation. In practice that can include:

Clinical Care and Faith, Together

We are honest about an important balance. Faith can be a powerful source of resilience, accountability, and hope, and the research on spirituality and recovery is encouraging. At the same time, addiction and mental health conditions are real clinical issues that need real clinical treatment. We never ask anyone to choose between the two. You receive the same evidence-based care, with your faith honored as part of it.

How We Treat the Whole Person

Care combines individual therapy with group work, including Spirituality, Shame Resilience, Identity and Growth, and skills groups in CBT, DBT, and ACT, plus experiential options like art and equine therapy. Where trauma, anxiety, or depression are present, we treat those through our dual diagnosis care, because grace and good clinical treatment work best together.

For Every Belief, and No Pressure

Faith-based support is always an invitation, never a requirement. Clients of any faith, or none, are equally welcome, and no one is pushed toward beliefs they do not hold. For those who want a non-clinical, mentoring-style path that can also honor faith, our sister practice Heights Mentoring may be a fit.

Why Individualized Intensive Programming Fits

Because your beliefs and recovery goals are personal, faith-informed care belongs in a personalized plan. Our flagship Individualized Intensive Programming builds care around what matters to you, at PHP or IOP intensity.

How Payment Works at Heights Behavioral Health

Heights Behavioral Health is a private-pay, out-of-network provider and is not in network with insurance plans. Some clients have out-of-network benefits that can offset part of the cost, and we are upfront about pricing before you commit. See our out-of-network guide.