Wells House - Olson House

Reintegration Through Education and Wraparound Support

The program offers GED classes for adults who didn’t complete high school, opening doors to employment and further education that might have felt out of reach. Patients also work closely with case managers to remove real-life barriers to recovery, like finding stable housing, securing medical care, or navigating job searches. This kind of support helps people not only build their recovery, but also their independence—a core part of the facility’s mission to return individuals to their communities with dignity and a renewed sense of possibility.

Trauma-Informed Movement and Holistic Therapies

This facility integrates holistic therapies to meet patients where they are emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Trauma-informed yoga is offered weekly on site, taught by instructors trained to create safe, body-aware environments for those recovering from trauma or pain. Music therapy and process painting provide patients—particularly men in early recovery—with creative, non-verbal outlets for expression and self-soothing. These offerings reflect the program’s values of compassion and cultural competency, giving people more tools to stay grounded when recovery feels hard.

Routine That Builds Structure and Stability

Daily structure in residential treatment is designed to promote accountability and build the rhythm of a sober life. From morning routines and peer mentorship to group therapy and community involvement, clients learn to navigate their days with clarity and intention. Individual and family counseling, 12-Step participation, and step-down planning are woven into care to ensure stability beyond the program. This combination of routine and support helps clients start living in a way that aligns with their recovery goals and values.