Burning Tree

About Burning Tree

Burning Tree is a sober living and treatment operator running a transitional housing program in Tucson, Arizona, part of a network that also operates residential treatment in Texas.

A Multi-State Recovery Housing Provider

Burning Tree began as a residential treatment provider and has extended its model into transitional sober living, with the Tucson program serving as its Arizona location. Residents arriving in Arizona benefit from a program built on a longer institutional track record than a single-city startup would carry.

Separate Housing for Men and Women

Burning Tree houses men and women in separate living groups rather than mixed housing, a structure the organization applies consistently across its properties. That separation lets the operator run gender-specific house rules and meetings while still offering shared programming across the wider campus.

A Licensed Transitional Housing Operator in Arizona

Burning Tree's Tucson program operates as state-licensed transitional housing for chemical dependency, a credential issued separately from Arizona Recovery Housing Association certification. Licensing status can be confirmed through the Arizona Department of Health Services.

Serving Tucson and Pima County

The Arizona location works out of Tucson, Pima County's largest city and home to the University of Arizona and Pima Community College, giving residents access to a college town's outpatient providers, employers and transit without leaving the area.

Reaching Burning Tree in Arizona

Applications for the Tucson program go through Burning Tree directly. Given the required three-month minimum stay, the questions worth asking upfront cover cost, staffing, monitoring and what a typical week of programming looks like before committing to the full recommended six months to a year.