Integrative Life Center

Healing in a Supportive, Non-Institutional Setting

Treatment takes place in large, gender-specific homes that feel more like shared retreats than institutional facilities. These residences are surrounded by trees and open land, creating a sense of safety and disconnection from the outside world. Clients have access to peaceful outdoor spaces for reflection, yoga, and meditation, as well as amenities that support comfort and community. Shared living areas encourage connection among residents, while quiet spaces offer opportunities for rest and solitude. The center is grounded in a trauma-focused treatment philosophy that emphasizes healing through direct emotional work.

Experiential and Mind-Body Therapies

The center integrates experiential therapies with evidence-based care. Clients have access to services such as equine therapy, mindfulness, art and movement-based therapies, drum circles, martial arts therapy, labyrinth therapy, breathwork, and ice baths. These methods help individuals reconnect with themselves physically and emotionally—especially valuable for those whose trauma may be difficult to verbalize.

Gender-Specific Programs and Specialized Recovery Tracks

Separate residential homes are available for men and women. These provide safe, supportive spaces for people to engage in trauma work among peers with shared experiences. In addition to treating substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions, the center offers specialized programs for intimacy disorders, eating disorders, and grief and loss. These are integrated into a full continuum of care that includes inpatient residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and virtual services. Treatment is personalized to each client’s specific needs.

Built for People Ready to Go Deep

This facility is best suited for people who are ready to confront the emotional roots of their trauma, substance use, and mental health challenges. The care team embraces a philosophy that healing isn’t always comfortable—but it is worth it. Clients are encouraged to engage in honest, often difficult work in a setting designed to hold space for vulnerability and growth. Staff frequently draw on their own lived experience in recovery, creating a culture of empathy and authenticity. Through a blend of therapy, trauma-informed group work, and ongoing individual support, clients are guided through a process that acknowledges pain while also offering hope and forward momentum.

Real-World Support and Long-Term Focus

Aftercare planning at Integrative Life Center begins early and is treated as an essential part of the recovery process. Each client leaves with a tailored plan that may include referrals for ongoing therapy, connections to community-based providers, support for returning to work, and assistance navigating transitional housing or family reintegration. The center also maintains an active alumni program that offers ongoing peer connection, special events and gatherings, and support groups. This continued engagement helps clients feel actively supported in the challenges that can arise during long-term recovery.