A living community of service and transformation.
Ranch House Recovery was founded in 2019 on a simple conviction: a man heals by doing honest work on real land, alongside men who refuse to let him quit.
We envision recovery as belonging.
At Ranch House, we envision a recovery environment where both staff and clients authentically connect to themselves, their community, and their ecosystem, in order to discover belonging, purpose, and spirituality.
A healthy, thriving community is made up of people dedicated to each other's growth through vulnerability and consistent support. We step outside traditional educational and informational recovery practices and value cooperative, interactive, somatic techniques that support physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual wellbeing.
Transform the life trajectory of men struggling with addiction.
Through Regenerative Recovery, we combine the spiritual foundation of the Twelve Steps with hands-on, real-world experience. Each resident is helped to restore identity, rebuild trust, and regenerate a connected life.
A culture where belonging and purpose are lived, not promised.
Where staff and residents are deeply connected to themselves, each other, and the natural world. Through shared work and stewardship of the land, growth is constant and recovery is a daily reality.
The people of the ranch.
Brandon Guinn · Founder
Brandon Guinn
Brandon founded Ranch House Recovery in 2019 to build the program he wished had existed: one where recovery is not talked about but lived, together, on working land. He leads both the vision and the day-to-day of the ranch.
Read Brandon's storyOur staff serves as the soil of Ranch House, modeling the principles we teach and walking alongside residents as partners in the work. Every member has walked this road, chosen for lived commitment to it, not just credentials.

Jonathon Stewart
Director of Admissions & Business DevelopmentTestimonials
80+ five-star reviews on Google
The people make the place.
The owner treats every client like his own son.
They believed in me when I did not believe in myself.
The most solid residents we get come from Ranch House. I would give it six stars if I could.