Residential and outpatient programs opening in Arizona, built only for gambling disorder. Once we open, you will be able to step away from the apps, the lines and the pressure, and work on it face to face with certified gambling specialists.
Sports betting. Online casinos. Poker. Parlays at 2 a.m.
It crept in slowly, and now it controls your time, your money and your peace of mind.
A weekly call and a blocking app aren't always enough. Sometimes you need to get out of the environment and do the work in person.
That's what we built Outpost for.
Since the Supreme Court cleared the way for legal sports betting in 2018, betting has moved from casinos to every phone in the country. Sportsbooks, online casinos and now prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket are open around the clock, and the financial damage is showing up in the research.
Wagered with U.S. sportsbooks in 2025, a new record
American Gaming AssociationStates plus Washington, D.C. now allow sports betting
Forbes, 2026Rise in bankruptcies within a few years of online betting going live
UCLA and USC researchersMonthly contacts to the National Problem Gambling Helpline in 2025
NCPGPrediction markets let people bet on sports, politics and nearly anything else, 24 hours a day, often in states where sports betting is still illegal. They are marketed as trading, but the results look like gambling. A Pew Research Center review of nearly 12,000 active Polymarket accounts found that 56% lost money over six weeks. Therapists are reporting more young clients whose gambling started on these apps. Our planned programs will treat prediction market losses the same way as any gambling problem.
Read the research on America's gambling boom.
Visit our blogSome people need to step fully away. Others need structure while they keep working and living at home. Once we open, we will help you figure out which fits, and you will be able to move between them as you progress.
Our planned residential program will offer a private, comfortable home in Arizona, away from the triggers of daily life. Every day will be structured around recovery.
Our planned outpatient program will offer structured, in-person treatment several days a week, and you go home at night. A strong fit after residential, or for people who can't step away from work or family.
A confidential conversation about what's going on. No pressure and no commitment.
A gambling specialist will review your situation and recommend residential or outpatient care.
Once we open, we will help with travel and logistics so you can arrive in Arizona and get started quickly.
Move from residential to outpatient, then aftercare, with a plan built around your real life.
Ready to take the first step?
Request a consultationOnce we open, every treatment decision at Outpost will be made by our planned clinical team. After a comprehensive assessment, your clinicians will determine the right level of care, build your individualized treatment plan and decide when you are ready to step down.
Our planned team includes counselors credentialed as International Certified Gambling Counselors (ICGC) through the International Gambling Counselor Certification Board (IGCCB).
Our planned programs call for master's-level clinicians licensed in Arizona (LPC, LCSW, LMFT, LISAC) to provide individual, group and family therapy.
Planned psychiatric evaluation and medication management for co-occurring conditions such as depression, anxiety and ADHD.
A planned Clinical Director role will oversee every care plan, review progress weekly and approve all level-of-care changes.
Recovery is easier when you're not surrounded by the things that pull you back in. Our planned Arizona setting will give you quiet, space, open sky and a daily routine that puts your health first.
Gambling addiction doesn't show up alone. Our planned programs will also address the anxiety, depression, debt, legal and financial stress, and relationship damage that come with it.
Specialists in gambling disorder, not general therapists adding it to a list.
Real rooms, real groups, real accountability. Treatment you show up for.
Debt, budgets and financial accountability will be part of the program from day one, not left for later.
Gambling hurts the people around you too. We will bring them into the process.
You don't have to figure this out by yourself.
Recovery happens around other people who get it. Once we open, in our groups you will sit with people fighting the same fight, and you will leave with them in your corner.
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Outpost Recovery is preparing to open residential and outpatient programs in Arizona. We are not open yet. We will share locations and arrival details once our programs open.
No. Once we open, people from any state will be welcome. We will help coordinate travel and arrival, and every client will leave with a discharge plan that includes continuing care close to home.
That decision will be made by our clinical team. Every client will complete a comprehensive assessment with a licensed clinician before admission. Using that assessment and established clinical placement criteria, our team will recommend the level of care that fits your needs. Residential treatment is generally recommended when gambling has seriously affected finances, work or relationships, or when previous attempts to stop have not lasted. Outpatient care may be appropriate for those with stable support at home.
Length of stay will be based on clinical need. We plan for most residential stays to last approximately 30 days, followed by a transition to outpatient care and an ongoing aftercare plan.
Yes. Betting on event contracts through prediction markets carries the same risks as sports betting and online casinos, and it often gets worse because the apps are open around the clock. Our planned programs will treat prediction market losses as gambling disorder, including the financial and family fallout.
Yes. Once we open, all client information will be protected under HIPAA and other federal privacy laws. We do not share information with anyone, including employers, without your written consent.
We plan to accept most major insurance carriers. Coverage varies by plan, and once we open, our team will review your benefits at no cost and explain your payment options before you start treatment.
Yes. Family involvement is an important part of recovery, and family sessions will be included in both of our planned programs. If you are seeking help for a loved one, our team can talk with you about how to start that conversation.
Yes. If gambling is affecting your finances, relationships, sleep or peace of mind, a confidential conversation with our team can help clarify your options. If treatment is not the right fit, we will tell you and point you toward other resources.
Tell us a little about what's going on. A member of our team will reach out, answer your questions and help you think through your options.
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