In-person PHP, IOP, and OP for first responders and veterans. Two distinct tracks—mental health and substance use—bring clinical treatment together with shared experience, outdoor activity, and community. Assessment guides the care you need; benefits verification clarifies coverage and costs.
Individual and group therapy addressing mental health, trauma, PTSD, and the pressures of service. This track gives clients space to work on their mental health whether or not substance use is part of their experience.
Individual and group therapy, relapse prevention, and 12-step-based recovery work. Honesty, accountability, and peer connection support the changes clients practice in everyday life.
Individual therapy. Group work. Recovery skills. Time outdoors. Connection with others.
Your treatment plan brings these elements together according to your track, level of care, and clinical needs. Outdoor experiences complement therapy, while community gives you a place to practice honesty, ask for support, and build accountability.
Family support includes couples therapy options, individual and group therapy for spouses, and child care. Housing options can be discussed during admissions; arrangements and costs are confirmed individually.
Support for your familyStructured daytime treatment with individual therapy, group therapy, relapse prevention, and trauma-focused support.
Flexible treatment designed around work schedules and life responsibilities.
Continued support and therapy for long-term recovery, growth, and freedom.
A program designed around 12-, 24-, and 48-hour shifts.
Flexible scheduling options may include evenings, weekends, and virtual sessions. Ask about current options and the schedule appropriate for your care.
How admissions works