About Us

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AnchorPoint is a Christ-centered residential recovery program for men in Prescott, Arizona, built on the belief that addiction is not just a behavior to correct but a whole-man crisis to face.

We combine neuroscience-backed clinical care with a brotherhood that will not let a man carry his fight alone.

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What We Stand For

Honesty and Integrity:

We tell our clients the truth about their condition and their options, and we hold ourselves to the same standard behind closed doors.

Love:

Every man who walks through our doors is treated the way Christ calls us to treat one another.

Servant Leadership:

Our staff serve first. Titles come second to the work of walking alongside a man in his lowest moment.

Perseverance:

Recovery is not a straight line, and neither is a man’s life. We stay in the fight with him.

Passion:

We bring a warrior’s heart to this work, because the men we serve deserve staff who are fully in it with them.

The Story Behind AnchorPoint

Our mission is to save lives physically, mentally, and spiritually, by loving and serving God and extending that love and service to every man who walks through our doors.

AnchorPoint exists because of one man’s worst day, and the years that followed it. Co-Founder Brendan McDonough was serving as lookout for the Granite Mountain Hotshots on June 30, 2013, when a wildfire outside Yarnell, Arizona, took the lives of 19 of his fellow firefighters, his brothers.

His survival, and their loss, became the story told in My Lost Brothers and the film Only the Brave. What the story does not always show is what came after: crippling depression, post-traumatic stress, and an addiction that nearly cost him everything.

Brendan found his way back through therapy, community, and a decision to surrender that pain to Christ. AnchorPoint was born from that same fight, so that other men carrying combat trauma, first responder trauma, or the weight of their own unfinished business would have a brotherhood to fight alongside.

Watch the AnchorPoint team tell their foundation story.

Leading the Mission

Brendan McDonough

Co-Founder

Tim Hayden

CEO

Julie Nave, MA, LPC

Clinical Director

Donald R. Middleton Jr., DO

Donald R. Middleton Jr., DO

Medical Director

Steven Goldsmith

Director of Admissions

Lance Haney

Director of Clinical Outreach

Dr. Ray Hamilton

Dual-Certified Family and Psychiatric–Mental Health NP

Christopher Lynn

Facility Manager

Jeffrey Smith

Primary Therapist

Mark Bronson

EMDR Therapist

Todd Lund

Case Manager

Leading the Mission

Christ-centered care built on the NeuroFaith® model, as developed by Dr. Jeffrey E. Hansen, PhD, combining neuroscience with spiritual renewal

Daily gym access, strength training, and a CrossFit partnership for men who recover better through their bodies, not despite them

A rugged, high-desert campus outside Prescott built for getting outside and off the screen

Brotherhood-based accountability through 12-step work and Bible study

Built specifically for veterans, first responders, and men carrying combat or childhood trauma

HeartMath™ tools to regulate the nervous system and steady the heart and mind

A full continuum of care alongside our brother program, Holdfast Recovery, from residential through PHP, IOP, and sober living

How to Begin

01

Сall (928) 377-5230 and speak with an admissions specialist, day or night.

02

Verify your insurance and walk through cost and logistics with no pressure.

03

Complete a confidential assessment so our team understands your story and your goals.

04

Arrive at our Prescott campus and begin a 30- to 45-day residential program built around you.

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Brotherhood That Lasts: Our Alumni Network

Treatment ends. Brotherhood does not. Alumni stay connected through 12-step meetings, Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), and Bible study, along with weekly gatherings over Zoom.

Our alumni app gives former clients a private space to connect with fellow alumni, track milestones, and reach an addiction professional through secure, HIPAA-compliant chat any time it is needed.

Men who are ready can step into the Alumni Ambassador Program, guiding newer men through the same fight they once faced themselves.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. An open heart is enough to start. Many of our clients found or renewed their faith during treatment, and we welcome men who are doubting or simply looking for something more than a traditional rehab.

Yes. We accept most major commercial plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United Healthcare, Humana, GEHA, TriWest, and more. We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.

Yes, from across the U.S. Leaving home is often one of the most powerful parts of recovery, and Prescott’s landscape becomes part of that process

Same-day admission is available when space allows. The sooner a man calls, the sooner an admissions specialist can verify insurance and start the process.

Yes, by design. Men recover differently in a single-gender environment, and the brotherhood that forms is something our alumni consistently point to as the turning point.

Yes. Our team understands the culture and pressure carried by veterans and first responders, and builds programming specifically to help process that trauma.

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