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Bliss Recovery
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10 Acre Ranch
Strengths: Small, orderly, strong program, staff and counselors are amazing, and most importantly they don\'t allow unethical things from happening (very strict), Food was actually good as they have a dedicated chef that cooks all the meals. Weaknesses: Their inpatient facility is not actually a ranch but it\'s more of a cottage setting which was very pleasant, however their outpatient house is a nice ranch house with a couple of beautiful horses and some dog and a swimming pool in the back. I do recommend this program to anyone wanting to change in their life.
Tree House Recovery for Men
I recommend Treehouse highly, that's because my loved one has had the very best experience there, sobriety after some very expensive and "good" as in traditional ones (Caron and Cottonwood for example). Leadership of Treehouse are very good because they're listeners, and adaptors, with family members, and addicts I believe. They manage expectations, and really embody respect for sober living. Some of their treatment can seem dogmatic (from what I hear, not my own experience) but again, I think this is something that the addicts and residents there want. While they respect 12-step work as a method of sobriety that works for some it is not wholly structured around it. They feel personal health, community role and other aspects are just as important. I highly recommend talking to them when choosing rehabs, I'm so glad we did and our loved one is sober at 1.5 years. Yes, major gratitude.