EOSIS - Twin Town

Residential Treatment Designed for Men

This 50-bed facility has specialized in treating men since the 1960s. The larger size of the program means men can make a lot of peer connections; a great way to find mutual support. Stays usually last 30 days, but this can be shorter or longer depending on what works best for the person. This type of setting can be of significant benefit to men who would feel more comfortable in a gender-specific program. It allows men to get to know and share with others who share their life experiences.

Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT)

One of the main therapies that clinicians use is Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) — an evidence-based, cognitive-behavioral method that dives deep into the social and moral repercussions of substance use and centers around personal accountability and decision-making skills. This approach is often used for individuals involved in the criminal justice system, but can also apply to men facing other life situations.

Care for Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health

The facility is equipped to treat both substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions — from anxiety and depression to mood disorders and other psychiatric ailments. Along with MRT, approaches include: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing (MI), and trauma counseling. Nurses have expertise in both medication management and psychiatry. Mental health medications can be prescribed when needed to help men who are in psychiatric crisis stabilize and get the most out of therapy.

Inclusive Program for All Walks of Life

Men from all types of backgrounds and life experiences can find help here. Programs can be tailored to veterans, active-duty military, men suffering from chronic pain, and those involved in the criminal justice system. Staff can provide transportation assistance when needed. A Behavioral Health Fund is available. This may help cover treatment for low-income or unemployed individuals.

Practical Aftercare

Men graduating from residential treatment can often use help getting back on their feet. Case managers can help connect people to housing and social services assistance. Overdose education — including naloxone training — is also provided. Men can also stay connected to long-term peer mentorship.

Client Reviews

Many reviews describe staff members who felt invested, direct, and supportive, and several former clients say the program helped them make meaningful changes in recovery. A smaller set of reviews raises concerns about responsiveness, communication, and next steps after treatment.

• Staff & Care Experience (80% positive): Many reviewers highlight counselors, techs, nurses, and other staff as caring and engaged. Several reviews describe issues with staff members. “The staff was great and very helpful.”
• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (80% positive): Positive reviews often describe the program as life-changing, with clients saying it gave them hope, sobriety, or practical tools for recovery. A few were not satisfied with responses to medical or behavioral concerns. “This place saved my life.”
• Discharge & Aftercare Planning: Some reviewers say staff helped them reconnect with treatment goals, aftercare, and sober housing. Others say that communication with outside systems was inconsistent.

Facility Transparency

• Verified by Start Your Recovery: On April 11, 2026, our research team conducted a comprehensive review of this facility's advertising claims, registrations from public health departments, national accrediting bodies, and SAMHSA.