We listen first
Before anything else, we want to understand your situation, what you are facing, and what kind of help you are looking for. No script, no pressure.
Ranch House Recovery is a long-term men's recovery program, so we are not able to treat women here. But no one who reaches out to us leaves without direction. If you are a woman looking for treatment, our team will help you find it.
Finding the right treatment is hard enough without doing it alone, in a crisis, with a hundred options and no way to tell which ones are trustworthy. That is the part we can help with. Reaching out takes courage, and we want that first step to lead somewhere good, whether or not it leads to us.
When you contact us, you will talk with a real person who will listen, understand where you are, and point you toward women's programs we know and trust. There is no cost for this, and no obligation. The goal is simply to make sure you land somewhere that fits.
Before anything else, we want to understand your situation, what you are facing, and what kind of help you are looking for. No script, no pressure.
We connect you with women's treatment programs we know and have vetted, matched as closely as we can to your needs and circumstances.
If something does not work out or you are not sure where to turn next, you can come back to us. The door does not close after one call.
Answer six short questions and you'll see the level of care the situation points to, and exactly what to ask when you call. No sign-up, nothing saved, about two minutes.
Alexandra Litke · Administrative Director
Alexandra Litke, our Administrative Director, brings a strong background in recovery advocacy, nonprofit operations, and community engagement. Her work is grounded in lived experience and a commitment to building supportive environments where people can grow and thrive.
Alex is part of the team that helps women navigate to the right care. When you reach out, you can expect to be met with understanding and treated like a person, not a case number.
Meet the team