Axis Residential Treatment

Axis Residential Treatment in Palm Springs, California is the most luxurious option in our network, and also the longest running. Lavish and confidential, with a limited number of beds, this facility offers a high staff-to-client ratio, ensuring that each client receives an in-depth, personalized treatment plan, selected from our wide array of customizable programs.

Leslie Haas
5 Star
Axis gave high quality treatment in all areas. Staff was caring and knowledgeable. This program gave me the tools to rebuild a life I never dreamed I’d have. The staff was able to treat the underlying problems to reach the core drivers of the destructive behaviors. I owe them my life, my sanity and my family’s pride.
Sunday 23rd February 2020

Jessica Alleva
5 Star
This place was absolutely amazing!! It has changed my life and opened my views up to so many things that have been essential for my recovery. I can't say enough good things about it. Especially the staff who are more like family. They truly care and want to see you succeed which makes the whole journey just work!!
Sunday 6th August 2017

Jeff Ryan
5 Star
I've now been sober for a year and a half and Axis gave me the foundation I needed. The staff treated me like family and had an honest desire to see me succeed. I still keep in touch with many of the staff, from Brock who answered my first phone call to the director of operations. They have become a huge part of my sobriety. I am so grateful that I found axis. Because I did I have a new life that I didn't think was possible for a person like me.
Thursday 25th February 2016

E Dekin
5 Star
My son went through this program and remarkably now has the tools to live a successful and independent sober life. The staff members are passionate about their work and always kept me up-to-date on my son’s progress. I will be forever grateful to Axis.
Friday 18th March 2016

melanie kelley
5 Star
I came from Boston Mass with poly substance abuse issues. Using IV heroin and cocaine and suffering from a major hand injury, I could no longer take care of myself and I knew it was time for treatment. Axis was the first number that popped upon my phone… and thank God it was! Sitting there I called the number and a man named Zack answered the phone. He talked to me for a good hour about what was going on in my life and how he could help. Three days later I was boarding a plane to Axis Residential Treatment in Palm Springs, and a whole new way of life I couldn't imagine. I was terrified standing at the gate – after all, what addict or alcoholic doesn't get scared right before having to leave their old life (even an old life that’s killing them!)? The last text I received from Zack put me at ease as I got on the plane, and set out on my journey with Axis. I was warmly welcomed at the airport by a woman named Megan who throughout my journey with Axis always had my back when I couldn't do for myself. She brought my luggage out to the car and we were off. Looking back on it, I realize that everyone on the Axis team loved me until I could learn to love myself. The first thing I said when I got to the residential property was “This looks like a house!” It was warm, comfortable, inviting, and made me feel instantly at home. Throughout the next couple of months Axis taught me about my addiction and how I can treat it with therapy and 12 step programs. Every day we had 3 groups and interactive activities. At night we would attend AA or NA meetings and meet others out in the community. While I was in Palm Springs I met amazing individuals who helped me walk and work through fears I had never dealt with. The staffs Tiffany, Amy, Erica, and Shay were always willing to be there and push me to do better. On the weekends we would go on outings to coffee shops, ice cream parlors, the living zoo, or the movies. I was always busy either with activities, or realizing by the pool or hot tub. The life skills I acquired while living at Axis helped me to re-learn how to eat more healthily, work out, and physically and emotionally take better care of myself. During my 3rd week at Axis, I had a seizure, which completely scared me filling me with fear and anxiety. The seizure lasted about 2 minutes, and was a Grand Mal seizure due to withdrawal of Bezos. Even though I had been detoxed correctly it is still possible to have a seizure like mine weeks later. The staff used the correct protocols to take care of me until the paramedics arrived and I will be forever grateful for that. Axis gave me a foundation that has allowed me to rebuild my life today. I am now available and present for my siblings and parents. I am accountable, responsible, and can show up for what life throws my way. I hope in the near future I can give back what Axis so generously gave to me.
Wednesday 18th December 2013