Burning Tree Lodge

Mindfulness Integrated with 12-Step Recovery

The program blends mindfulness practices with a structured 12-step approach, helping adults build awareness and manage urges without judgment. Clients participate in daily meditation alongside therapy, practicing skills that can support them during and after treatment. This approach can be particularly helpful for those who have faced challenges maintaining recovery in the past.

Structure That Builds Routine

The facility offers a 30- to 90-day residential program with an intensive daily schedule, including group therapy sessions that extend throughout the day and evening. This structure helps clients establish daily routines that reinforce accountability, connection, and stability as they work toward recovery. The Lodge also maintains a straightforward, community-focused setting with shared rooms and communal spaces. The environment is designed to prioritize emotional and spiritual development while minimizing distractions, allowing clients to focus on their recovery journey.

Support for Co-Occurring Mental Health Needs

The program is equipped to support adults with co-occurring mental health conditions, such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and bipolar disorder. Trauma-informed care and therapies like Seeking Safety are used to help clients develop practical skills while addressing underlying emotional challenges.

Planning for Life After Treatment

Clients at Burning Tree Lodge receive individualized discharge planning and access to aftercare resources, including alumni meetings and transitional support options. This focus on continuing care helps individuals maintain progress and connection after leaving residential treatment. A therapeutic family program that includes education and counseling helps families understand substance use, learn supportive communication strategies, and begin to rebuild trust and healthier relationships.

What Patients Say

Client feedback paints a picture of profound transformation. Reviewers credit the program for helping them achieve long-term sobriety where other treatments failed. Many describe breakthroughs through mindfulness and therapy, citing a renewed ability to manage trauma, anxiety, and depression. Staff members are routinely named for their care and dedication. Still, some caution that the strict 12-Step orientation may feel limiting for nonreligious individuals, and group living dynamics can occasionally feel intense or juvenile.