Ranch House Recovery
Mindful practice of life skills partnered with spiritual principles.
The Opposite of Addiction is Connection
Get Help for a Loved One
Call or email us. We can help your friend or loved one get the help they need to live a sober and happy life.
Get Help for Myself
Talk to us confidentially, free of charge. Call or email, and we’ll help you move in the right direction.
I’m an Addiction Professional
We can help your clients, employees, or organization members.
Our Therapies Create Connection
Simple Promise Farms Partnership
We partner with a non-profit animal rescue and organic farm for life skills & community building.
Community Building Activities
Teamwork through farm work, animal assisted therapy, & community participation.
Data-Driven Individualized Treatment Plans
Individualized, regularly assessed, and adjusted to meet unique and changing needs.
30-Day, 60-Day, and 90-Day Options
All of our programs lay the foundation for healthy habits and community-building.
The 12 Steps, Because They Work.
The tried and true 12 step model is community-building by design.
Evidence-based
Data-driven
Individualized
We use evidence-based therapies and data to assess a personalized plan’s effectiveness.
Fitness & Wellness
Exercise helps the body and brain heal faster and reduces anxiety and stress.
The 12-steps
Practicing its spiritual and community-building principles supports long-term sobriety.
THerapeutic Farming
Our farm partnership develops healthy connections with the earth, animals, team members and the self.
Animal assisted therapy
Caring for abused, neglected, and abandoned animals to practice responsibility, love, and care.
Our guiding principles for developing healthy connections.
T.E.A.C.H.
Bridging the gap between inpatient treatment and sober living.
Relapse doesn’t have to be inevitable.
Transforming key relationships and developing habits that work reduces the chance of relapse.
Self-assessment and healthy self-awareness are key.
Effective self-assessment empowers us to change course to maintain sobriety.
Learning to have fun and help others makes sober living meaningful.
As we heal from trauma and shame, we begin to open up, enjoy relationships, and feel connected to life again.
