Providence Center - Roads to Recovery Program/Mens

Residential Care Designed For Men

The residential treatment program is designed to help men overcome substance use and co-occurring mental health challenges. Clients live on-site in a structured environment with 24-hour support and clinical supervision. The program provides individual and group counseling, case management, and education on addiction, relapse prevention, and trauma recovery. Treatment duration typically extends 30 days or longer, depending on each client’s needs and progress. The goal is to create a safe, supportive space where men can focus fully on recovery while rebuilding the foundations for long-term stability.

Integrated Mental Health And MAT

Staff use integrated care models that address both substance use and mental health simultaneously, which can help improve outcomes and support relapse prevention. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) are available and can be prescribed as appropriate for each client’s needs. Nicotine replacement therapies are offered. The center can also coordinate with external prescribers for clients already receiving medication-based care.

Skills and Support for Real-World Stability

The program emphasizes life-building skills that support recovery outside the facility. Clients receive guidance in budgeting, meal planning, and communication and can be connected to community-based resources that assist with housing and employment. Case management services can help men access vocational training, legal assistance, and primary healthcare. Recovery coaching and peer mentoring are offered to encourage connection and accountability during and after treatment.

Evidence-Based Approaches With Peer Connection

Treatment is built around evidence-based therapies proven to aid with lasting recovery. Counselors use cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to address negative thought patterns, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) for emotional regulation, motivational interviewing to build readiness for change, and relapse prevention counseling to identify triggers and coping strategies. Group and individual sessions are complemented by education to help clients understand addiction and mental health in practical terms. Peer-led support and self-help opportunities encourage community, while aftercare planning ensures that each person leaves with a structured plan for ongoing support.