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Shame-Free Treatment and Recovery For Men
This is the first step toward a sober, bright future. This is where healing begins and transformation takes place. We’re thrilled to support you on your journey. Every moment of your time with us will be packed with powerful life lessons, meaningful connections, and opportunities for personal growth. If you have any unanswered questions, please reach out, and we’d be happy to provide clarity and practical resources.
Our inpatient detox and rehab center is a horse ranch settled in the hill country of Austin, Texas. The setting is rustic, comfortable, and home-like, and we’re confident you will experience rejuvenation here. To ensure the best possible experience, we ask that you bring the following items when you come to stay
Personal Paperwork Bring a photo I.D. or driver’s license, health insurance card, and medical records, if possible.
Prescription Medications Pack any prescription and OTC medications for our records and medication management. All medications must be in the original bottle.
Personal Hygiene Items Anything you use every day at home should come with you, with a few exceptions: All products should remain unopened and be aerosol and alcohol-free (alcohol cannot be listed as one of the first three ingredients). Don’t forget your toothbrush, toothpaste, mouthwash, floss, hair and/or beard comb, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, deodorant, shaving cream, electric razor, etc.
Comfortable Shoes and Clothing Remember, this is a horse ranch. Bring comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for riding, walking, hiking, working out, swimming, sleeping, and yoga.
Alarm Clock and Analog Wristwatch We’re taking it back to simpler times here on the ranch, so be sure to bring an alarm clock.
Enough Tobacco or Nicotine Products To Last Your Entire Stay We allow cigarettes, chew tobacco, and disposable e-cigarettes (one-time-use only, no refillable or rechargeable units permitted). All nicotine, tobacco products, and e-cigarettes must be sealed and in their original packaging.
Journal and Pens This will be a time of learning, reflection, and personal epiphanies. Bring a journal and pens to catalog your experience and keep track of your progress. Letter-writing supplies may also come in handy.
Sentimental Items Photos or mementos from home can provide a grounding connection for you during treatment.
Reading Materials Appropriate books and magazines or other hard copies of your favorite reading materials are allowed.
Contact List Bring a list of phone and mail contacts to use when needed.
reusable water bottle Be sure to bring a durable, reusable water bottle to keep with you at all times, whether you’re out on the ranch or relaxing indoors.
Our clinical campus for outpatient treatment offers multiple levels of care, from Partial Hospitalization (full-time) to Intensive Outpatient (part-time) and beyond. You won’t be staying overnight but should expect to have a few essential items on hand.
Personal Paperwork A photo I.D. or driver’s license is needed for our records and your health insurance card and medical records.
Prescription Medications For our records and medication management, any prescription and OTC medications must be on file or checked-in.
Comfortable Shoes and Clothing There will be group and individual sessions throughout the day; your comfort is important, so dress accordingly.
Any Essential Toiletries If your daily routine includes mid-day brushing and refreshing, ensure you have those items handy.
Journal and Pens Jot down your thoughts and take notes as you participate in various forms of treatment.
Here’s a list of a few things you won’t need or that are not allowed
This will be a life-changing experience for you as well as your loved ones. We’re excited to facilitate your recovery and help you restore your highest potential. When you’re ready, let’s connect.
