Ashley Inc - DBA Ashley Addiction Treatment

Withdrawal Management and Co-Occurring Support

Withdrawal management services cover multiple substances, with medications for addiction treatment (MAT) provided as needed to reduce risks and discomfort. Clients receive continuous monitoring from licensed clinicians and nursing staff trained to support both physical stabilization and emotional needs during early recovery. Inpatient treatment includes psychiatric assessment, medication management, and therapy for co-occurring mental health conditions, trauma, grief, and stress-related concerns.

Evidence-Based Therapies

Inpatient programming includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, relapse-prevention planning, and 12-step meetings. Counselors meet with clients individually and in groups to work through patterns that contribute to substance use, identify triggers, and build practical strategies for managing urges and stress. Therapy schedules are designed to balance intensive work with supportive routines, giving clients time to absorb new skills throughout the day. Group sessions emphasize connection and accountability, while individual counseling focuses on personalized goals and barriers.

Holistic, Wellness, and Nutrition Services

Holistic therapies such as yoga, meditation, acupuncture, massage, art therapy, and music therapy give clients additional ways to manage tension, rebuild self-awareness, and reconnect with their bodies. Recreational activities and a modern fitness center encourage healthy physical routines that support mood and energy levels. Nutrition services feature trained chefs who prepare recovery-focused meals using fresh ingredients, along with dietary options like vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and allergy-conscious menus. Clients also receive education on meal planning and budgeting for groceries.

Extended Care, Aftercare, and Alumni Community

Clients who need more time to build stability can transition into Ashley’s extended care program, located in a private residence near the main campus. Discharge planning begins early and may include referrals to outpatient services, recovery coaching, SMART Recovery or 12-Step groups, or structured alumni support. The center’s alumni program provides ongoing contact through events, virtual meetings, and regular check-ins during the first year.

Client Reviews

Many reviewers describe strong staff support, a serene campus, and programming that helps people build momentum in early recovery. Some also share mixed experiences with counseling consistency, communication, and post-discharge processes.

• Staff & Care Experience (80% positive): Many highlight compassionate staff, meaningful support from counselors, nurses, and PSAs, and a culture that helps people feel valued in early recovery. Some note inconsistent communication or individual therapists who didn’t feel like a good fit. "The staff cared very much for each individual client."
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (75% positive): Numerous reviewers credit the program with helping to rebuild their lives, citing spiritual components, small-group work, and tools that supported long-term sobriety. A smaller group felt programming lacked depth or wasn’t aligned with their needs. "Ashley saved my life."
• Facility & Environment (85% positive): The campus is frequently described as peaceful and conducive to reflection. A few note that some buildings or expectations differed from initial impressions. "The campus itself is a beautiful and safe environment."
• Support & Community (80% positive): Alumni connections, peer support, and a strong sense of community are common themes. Some wished alumni engagement or follow-up platforms were more responsive. "The alumni team especially stands out—their continued care and support are unmatched."
• Access & Process: Many reviewers appreciate structured routines, admissions support, and consistent scheduling. A few report challenges with admissions communication, discharge coordination, or medication decisions.