Wyoming Recovery

Trauma-Informed Care in a Safe, Open-Campus Environment

Clients healing from addiction and trauma are met with compassion and space to breathe. Treatment takes place in converted residential homes complete with shared kitchens, living areas, and green outdoor space. The open-campus model allows clients to take walks, visit with family, or attend fitness sessions at the nearby recreation center outside of therapy hours. The environment is designed to feel safe, especially important for those recovering from past trauma.

Designed for Clients with Complex Needs

Many clients arrive carrying the weight of past trauma, emotional pain, or mental health struggles that have shaped their substance use. The treatment team takes time to understand each person’s story and builds care plans that address both what happened and what’s needed to heal. Support includes private and group sessions, wellness therapies including yoga, massage, and acupuncture, and practical tools for managing stress and co-occurring mental health conditions.

Peer Support and Emotional Healing

Group therapy sessions offer space to speak honestly and be heard by others facing similar struggles. This sense of shared experience builds trust and reduces isolation. The center hosts 12-step meetings and provides guidance for clients new to the program, creating a pathway for long-term peer support. Outside of formal sessions, clients live and heal alongside one another in shared housing, where everyday interactions can lead to meaningful relationships.

Practical Aftercare Planning

The center helps clients navigate the challenges that come with rebuilding. Dedicated case managers assist with issues like legal concerns, housing needs, or applying for benefits. Staff also work directly with clients to help remove financial barriers to treatment. For those in crisis, the facility offers same-day admissions when possible, making it easier to get help when it’s most needed. The focus is on stability, inside and outside the treatment center.