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

Simple, Grounded, and Deeply Regulating

Therapeutic gardening is less about outcomes—and more about process. Being outside, touching soil, and caring for plants offers sensory input, emotional relief, and a calming counterbalance to internal stress.

Supports regulation

The rhythms of gardening help settle the nervous system

Encourages care and connection

Tending to something living can reawaken empathy and calm

Brings you into the present

Hands-on work redirects attention from internal overwhelm

A Gentle, Optional Practice for Connection

Available at select partner facilities, therapeutic gardening is offered in small, guided sessions or solo access settings. Clients are invited to engage as they feel ready—no pressure, no expectations.

Therapy Components

Letting Stillness Take Root

Gardening invites rhythm, care, and quiet presence. Clients reconnect with their senses, slow down anxious thoughts, and experience groundedness by tending to something beyond themselves.

Sensory Grounding Through Hands-On Work

Touching soil, water, and plants helps clients reconnect with their bodies and environment in safe, calming ways.

Supports Emotional Processing Through Routine

The steady pace of tending and growth offers relief from racing thoughts and emotional overwhelm—especially in early detox.

Optional and Adaptable to Client Needs

Whether planting herbs or simply sitting in a garden space, clients can choose how they engage based on energy and comfort.

"There’s something healing about tending to life outside yourself."

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