We Create Life Experiences That Increase The Chances Of Long Term Sobriety
About our Program
At Ranch House Recovery, our approach is built on the Twelve Steps and enriched through Regenerative Recovery a purpose-driven model that restores lives through connection, service, and meaningful work.
We combine spiritual principles with practices that strengthen mind, body, and spirit. Residents engage in daily routines like sustainable farming, animal care, and service projects, building skills, discipline, and a deep sense of purpose.
Our community shares space with Simple Promise Farms, a 501(c)(3) offering diverse healing modalities. Through Regenerative Recovery, residents experience more than sobriety cultivating emotional resilience, practical skills, and a purposeful, transformed life.
Below are just a few of the unique therapies that set us apart.
Clinical Offerings Through the Lens of Regenerative Recovery
We see every person as a unique seed with the potential to grow strong, healthy, and whole. Our approach, rooted in Regenerative Recovery, blends individualized therapy, community connection, and hands-on work to cultivate lasting transformation.
Residents are paired with dedicated therapists and counselors who tailor every plan to the individual, combining clinical expertise with real-world application and relational trust. Partnering with top-tier therapists and psychiatrists, we provide flexible, compassionate care that evolves with each resident’s needs. Support continues beyond graduation, giving residents both roots and wings for long-term recovery.
What sets our clinical approach apart:
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Access to licensed therapists and psychiatrists with specialized expertise.
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An extensive network of substance use and mental health professionals.
- Diverse, evidence-based modalities targeting the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of recovery
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Seamless transition to continued therapy after leaving Ranch House, ensuring stability and growth.
Here, therapy is part of a living recovery system where care, connection, and responsibility grow together. At Ranch House Recovery, your healing is actively cultivated.
Rooted in Regenerative Recovery
In Regenerative Recovery, healing isn’t limited to a therapy room it’s cultivated in the soil, the barn, and through shared work. On the farm, residents find accomplishment in caring for living things, connecting with the community, and taking pride in hard, honest work.
Farm life teaches patience, accountability, and consistency. Daily tasks from tending animals and gardens to selling produce at farmers markets engage the heart and mind, fostering purpose, joy, and meaningful connections that support long-term recovery.
In Regenerative Recovery, the Twelve Steps are more than a program they’re the spiritual and relational framework that supports lasting transformation. These principles help us address the root causes of compulsive and destructive behaviors while building a community that fosters accountability, understanding, and mutual respect.
Practicing the Twelve Steps in a supportive, non-judgmental community turns responsibility into a path to freedom. By owning our choices, we strengthen relationships and sustain sobriety. In Regenerative Recovery, the Steps act as connective roots, linking personal healing with the strength of the community.
Mentorship
In Regenerative Recovery, transformation grows best in community especially when guided by those who’ve walked the same path. At Ranch House Recovery, we believe the surest way to reach any goal is to learn from someone who’s already achieved it.
Our peer-to-peer mentor team draws from their own lived experience to walk alongside you in this new chapter of life. Whether your goals include long-term sobriety, repairing family relationships, rebuilding finances, restoring your reputation, rediscovering joy, pursuing education, changing careers, or re-entering the workforce, your mentor will be there to guide and support you every step of the way.
This program was built on the belief that men who share our struggles are the ones who can guide us forward. At Ranch House, each resident is paired with a mentor whose experience matches their needs, walking beside them with wisdom, accountability, and encouragement as they grow into the man they want to be.
Connecting to Self, Community, and the World Around You
In Regenerative Recovery, spiritual development is about cultivating connection to ourselves, others, the natural world, and whatever higher power or guiding belief resonates for each individual. At Ranch House Recovery, we foster this growth through experiences like meditation, yoga, breathwork, sound baths, music therapy, mindfulness practices, Wim Hof breathing, sweat lodge ceremonies, and daily Twelve Step work, all guided by skilled practitioners and peer staff who model ongoing spiritual journeys. These practices, combined with the rhythms of life on the farm, create a holistic path that nurtures inner strength, expands perspective, and helps residents find what grounds them, gives them purpose, and sustains their recovery.
Healing often begins by reconnecting with something outside ourselves something that relies on us, trusts us, and meets us without judgment. At Ranch House Recovery, residents actively care for and train rescued animals, many of whom have been homeless, abused, or neglected. Through this work, residents rediscover the ability to form compassionate bonds while building consistency, empathy, and a renewed sense of responsibility.
This relationship is mutual: as residents help animals heal, the animals help residents heal. Animal-assisted therapy becomes a living exchange of care that breaks isolation, fosters trust and joy, and strengthens the capacity to love and belong lessons that extend far beyond the farm and into life in recovery.
Strengthening the Body, Renewing the Mind
In Regenerative Recovery, healing often begins by reconnecting with something outside ourselves something that relies on us, trusts us, and meets us without judgment. At Ranch House Recovery, residents actively care for and train rescued animals, many of whom have been homeless, abused, or neglected. Through this work, residents rediscover the ability to form compassionate bonds while building consistency, empathy, and a renewed sense of responsibility.
This relationship is mutual: as residents help animals heal, the animals help residents heal. Animal-assisted therapy becomes a living exchange of care that breaks isolation, fosters trust and joy, and strengthens the capacity to love and belong lessons that extend far beyond the farm and into life in recovery.
