Desert Hope Treatment Center

Desert Hope Treatment Center Desert Hope Treatment Center is a comprehensive residential addiction treatment facility offering inpatient and outpatient services. Inpatient location: 2465 E.

Twain Ave, Las Vegas, NV. Outpatient location: 3441 S Eastern Ave, Las Vegas, NV. Desert Hope is a comprehensive residential addiction treatment facility offering five (5) levels of care for adults suffering from addiction. Located in the beauty of the Nevada sands, Desert Hope offers a serene atmosphere for the client to work, reflect, and break free from addiction behaviors. Desert Hope is a part of the American Addiction Centers (AAC) family of addiction treatment facilities located throughout the United States. Desert Hope is staffed by compassionate licensed, addiction physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses, counselors, behavioral health technicians, and support staff with years of experience working with addiction, co-occurring mental health disorder, and recovery. Our Mission

To restore hope and empower individuals and families impacted by the disease of addiction. United by compassion and a commitment to inclusive care, we provide a foundation for lasting recovery that saves and transforms lives. Our Vision

To foster a world free from the stigma of addiction, where quality treatment and support are accessible for all.

09/08/2025

✨ Daily Dose with Mike Diamond ✨

This weekend, we talked about the importance of checking in with others. Today, Mike reminds us that it’s just as important to check in with ourselves.

A mental health check-in doesn’t have to be complicated. Mike suggests starting with three simple questions:
1️⃣ How am I feeling today?
2️⃣ What fears might be holding me back?
3️⃣ What goals or desires do I want to focus on today?

When we slow down and pay attention to our thoughts and feelings, we give ourselves the space to respond with clarity instead of reacting out of fear. These small daily check-ins can change the way we move through each day and through life we well.

If you or someone you love is struggling, you don’t have to face it alone. Call us at 844-91-SOBER. Help and hope are always within reach.

09/06/2025

💛 It’s ***dePreventionAwarenessMonth
Check in on your friends, even the ones who seem to have it all together.

Awareness can save lives. Many people struggling with thoughts of su***de don’t show obvious signs, which is why reaching out and asking how someone is really doing can make all the difference. 🛟

Learn the warning signs, and if you're in immediate crisis, call 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

***dePreventionMonth

09/05/2025

🚶‍♂️💪 Movement is Medicine 💪🚶‍♀️

Mike Diamond, our Director of Engagement and Intervention Services, reminds us that one of the simplest ways to improve our health—both physically and mentally—is to keep moving.

From his own grandmothers living past 100 to research showing how even a 10-minute daily walk lowers stress and boosts energy, the message is clear: Consistent movement matters. You don’t have to run marathons; just get up, walk, stretch, and stay active. 🌟

Because when we move, we heal. 💚

If you or someone you love is struggling, we’re here to help. Call us at
📞 844-91-SOBER.

Addiction affects more than the mind. It disrupts the body, too. 🧠💔In a thought-provoking piece, "Whole Body Healing: Th...
09/05/2025

Addiction affects more than the mind. It disrupts the body, too. 🧠💔

In a thought-provoking piece, "Whole Body Healing: The Future of Addiction Recovery" for "Healthcare Business Review," Dr. Lawrence Weinstein, Chief Medical Officer at American Addiction Centers, emphasizes a shift in how we approach treatment. Instead of only addressing cravings or withdrawal, he urges us to focus on restoring the body’s essential biological systems.

This means a holistic approach that includes proper nutrition, quality sleep, gut health, and lowering inflammation, caring for the whole person, not just the symptoms. 💚💪

Recovery isn’t just about surviving addiction; it’s about rebuilding resilience from the inside out.

Read Dr. Weinstein's article 📰 https://loom.ly/JyxxkFs

09/04/2025

💚 September is Recovery Month! 💚

This month, Make the Connection is sharing powerful stories of Veterans who have overcome challenges and found hope, healing, and empowerment through mental health treatment. At Desert Hope Treatment Center, we’re honored to highlight these journeys and celebrate the courage it takes to reach out for help. 🇺🇸

🎥 Watch their stories and be inspired: https://loom.ly/n0mFeyQ

Recovery is possible, and no one has to face it alone. 🌟

09/04/2025

🌟 Resilience doesn't mean you never fall. It means that you rise stronger each time you do.

In recovery, setbacks don’t define you; your comeback does. 💪

Join us for AAC Thrive with Mike and Friends (formerly Mondays with Mike), our monthly open-to-everyone recovery discussion, next Monday, Sept. 8 at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET. This month, we’ll explore how to build resilience and bounce back after challenges.

The conversation is free and open to anyone who wants to join. Come learn and connect with others.

👉 Add this event to your calendar and join us: https://loom.ly/_bJhpc4
What helps YOU stay strong when life gets tough? Share your thoughts 👇

09/04/2025

💙 The best part of Desert Hope Treatment Center? Seeing patients find hope again.

Carrie, an admissions nurse at Desert Hope, shares why those first moments matter so much and how compassion and care set the tone for every patient's recovery. 🌟

Every journey begins with a first step. Come take yours with us.
☎️ 702-904-9365

While the nation has seen progress in decreasing numbers of overdose deaths, Nevada is facing a heartbreaking reality: O...
09/04/2025

While the nation has seen progress in decreasing numbers of overdose deaths, Nevada is facing a heartbreaking reality: Overdose deaths here rose by 26% in the last year.

Ari Chelli, Clinical Director at Desert Hope Treatment Center, recently joined KSNV News 3, Las Vegas to talk about the crisis. Here's what families need to know:

✅ Narcan (naloxone) saves lives. It can reverse an opioid overdose almost instantly, and it’s completely safe to use on anyone, at any age, even during pregnancy. If you suspect an overdose, using it can’t cause harm.

✅ Know the signs of overdose. Look for unresponsiveness, blue lips, or shallow breathing. Acting quickly can make all the difference.

✅ Spotting substance misuse early matters. Isolation, withdrawal from family, and difficulty showing up for loved ones are red flags that someone may be struggling.

🎥 Watch the interview: https://loom.ly/Z3auOS8

09/03/2025

🎥 Step inside Desert Hope!

We’re giving you a look at what it’s like when a patient first arrives at our facility. 💙 From the moment they walk through our doors, our admissions and nursing teams are here to welcome, support, and guide them into treatment with compassion and care.

Executive Director Kristin Berg takes us on a tour of the admissions process, from the front lobby, to meeting with our dedicated coordinators and nurses and beginning their personalized path of recovery. 🌟

Every journey starts with a first step. At Desert Hope, we’re honored to walk that journey with our patients.

Learn more about our admissions process 👉 https://loom.ly/j-pIsyk

09/03/2025

💜 Overdose Awareness Day at Desert Hope 💜

On Sunday, August 31, our staff and patients came together to honor and remember those we’ve lost to overdose. Each person created a paper lantern—some in memory of loved ones, others in recognition of the moments they themselves were saved.

It was a powerful reminder that behind every statistic is a life, a family, and a story worth remembering. ✨

Overdose Awareness Day is about shining light on loss, but also on hope, resilience, and the importance of prevention and recovery.

Together, we honor the past, embrace the present, and fight for a future free from the devastation of overdose. 💜


09/02/2025

💤 Sleep and Recovery: Breaking the Cycle 💤

Did you know that the majority of people in recovery struggle with sleep disorders? Dr. Westbrook Kaplan, Medical Director at Desert Hope Treatment Center, explains how sleep challenges are often intertwined with substance use, PTSD, depression, and other mental health concerns.

Substance use can disrupt sleep, and poor sleep can increase the risk of relapse, a challenging cycle that we work to help our clients break. Through a combination of medication, lifestyle adjustments, and non-medical strategies, addressing sleep is a critical step in supporting lasting recovery.

✨ When sleep improves, progress in recovery accelerates. It’s one of the many ways we help clients move forward and regain balance in their lives.

If you or a loved one is struggling with substance use and addiction,
☎️ 702-904-9365

09/02/2025

💛 September is Recovery Month 💛

Recovery means you get to show up for life’s biggest moments, like walking your daughter down the aisle, dancing with your son at his wedding, or asking the person you love to spend forever with you.

These are the moments you don’t want to miss! These are once-in-a-lifetime memories that make recovery worth it.

👉 If you’re in recovery, share the moments that being sober has allowed you to be present for. Your story could inspire someone else.

👉 And if you or someone you love needs help, call us today 702-904-9365

Recovery is possible, and waiting for you are all of theses moments that you’ll never forget.

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