Orchard on the Brazos Recovery

Riverfront Campus with Private, High-Comfort Housing

Set along the Brazos River in the Texas countryside, the center offers an adults-only campus designed to feel like a small village. Every bedroom is private and single-occupancy, with en suite bathrooms, high-end furnishings, and daily housekeeping and laundry. A pool, tennis and pickleball courts, 24/7 fitness center, stocked fishing pond, walking trails, and chef-prepared, nutritionist-guided meals create a setting where clients can focus on recovery rather than daily logistics.

Three-Pillar Model for Substance Use and Mental Health

Care is organized around three pillars: Recover, Explore, and Live. The Recover phase focuses on withdrawal management and residential treatment for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Treatment can include medications for addiction treatment (MAT), as well as medication management for mental health needs. Clients participate in evidence-based therapies including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), trauma-specific care, mindfulness, and motivational approaches, alongside expressive options like art, music, and recreation therapies.

Spiritual Exploration and 12-Step-Oriented Recovery

The Explore pillar invites clients to develop a personal form of spiritual connection, whether through nature, yoga, guided meditation, therapeutic art, or optional worship. The program uses a 12-step-oriented model while encouraging clients to define a higher power in a way that feels authentic to them. On-site 12-step meetings in The Barn, open to the wider recovery community, help clients begin building real-world support while still in treatment.

Executive and Professional-Friendly Flexibility

For many clients — especially professionals and executives — stepping away from work completely can be difficult. When clinically appropriate, the center allows phones and laptops. Reliable internet access, work-friendly spaces, and amenities like an on-site personal trainer and quiet outdoor areas make it easier to stay connected to work and family while practicing new coping skills with clinical support.

Family Support, Extended Care, and Outpatient Services

Monthly family weekends on campus, weekly virtual support groups, and family counseling help loved ones understand addiction, repair strained relationships, and prepare for life after treatment. As clients progress, they can move into extended care housing and step down to day treatment, intensive outpatient (IOP), or outpatient therapy. The center’s outpatient clinic offers ongoing support for alumni and community members, including care for mental health, trauma, and family system challenges.