Todd

I went to a great program that had amazing staff, rooms, and food. I definitely recommend this program for yourself or loved ones who struggle with addiction.

Meadow

I loved this program so much. I had great connections with everyone here. This program is the 1st I’ve been to and stayed sober the whole time.

Francesca

These people saved my life! I will always be grateful for them.

Clayton

Amazing experience! All staff truly care, and love what they’re doing. Location and properties are gorgeous. I have been through many different detoxes and this is by far the best out there.

Maddison

Amazing groups and amazing staff. I really enjoyed my time and got a lot out of it.

Therapy Highlights

The Power of Sound in Early Recovery

In early recovery, connection can feel unfamiliar—but it’s also essential. Horses offer a unique form of feedback and presence that’s grounding, nonverbal, and emotionally safe.

Regulates nervous system

Sound helps shift from tension to calm, fast

Bypasses verbal blocks

Helps clients access emotion without talk therapy

Creates emotional safety

Familiar sound or rhythm can foster a sense of comfort

Flexible Approaches
for a Range of Needs

Offered at select locations, music and sound therapy sessions may include sound baths, gentle movement, guided listening, or even live acoustic elements. Whether passive or participatory, the focus is always regulation—not performance.

Therapy Components

Rhythm, Rest, and Emotional Release

Music bypasses the thinking mind, offering emotional release and nervous system support in a gentle, nonverbal way.
Whether through listening or light expression, sound can shift internal patterns with ease.

Sound Baths and Gentle Listening

Low-frequency tones and soft resonance help clients drop into rest and reduce internal agitation.

Musical Expression and Improvisation

At some locations, clients are invited to create sound—no experience needed—to process emotion or tension.

Integration with Other Therapies

Music and sound may be layered into bodywork, movement, or mindfulness to enhance emotional release.

"Sometimes the body hears what the mind isn’t ready to say."

More Holistic Therapies

Calm, Regulate, Release—Through Sound