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Substance abuse treatment ranch's residential program
Intern / Apprentice / Mentor
- Intern: Upon arriving at Mountain Valley Recovery this is entry-level. As an Intern, they will strive to acquire the skills and knowledge necessary to advance, not only here at MVR but also learn how to deal with life on life's terms.
- Apprentice: Once an individual has demonstrated a willingness to change. A humble and teachable demeanor. Progressed in the 12 step study. Achieved therapeutic goals. Abided by all rules established here at the ranch and when applicable corrected any behavior contrary to the fact. They will be entrusted with the advancement to Apprentice. As an Apprentice they are responsible for the progression of the new comer.
- Mentor: As a Mentor, our residents have proven themselves trustworthy, honest, capable and selfless. The program is no longer about them but rather what they can do for others. At this level, the individual will be allowed to begin part-time employment with an approved local employer. The mentor will finalize their plan for housing, employment and life after MVR while still being surrounded by a loving and safe environment as they reintegrate back into society.
Substance abuse treatment ranch
- Weekly step group meetings as the residents work the steps together. It is required for them to work steps 1 - 4 before being advanced to Apprentice.
- Attend three AA / NA meetings a week in Fillmore.
- Monthly guest speakers with varying years of sobriety and experience related to addiction recovery.
- Morning 20/20/20 study as patterned after Robin Sharma in the book The 5 AM Club: Own Your Morning. Elevate Your Life.
Group and Individual Therapy
- One group session a week facilitated by the Clinical Director.
- Individual Therapy sessions weekly with the Clinical Director. As each individual is unique, the resident and Clinical Director, will determine the number of sessions needed per week.
- Various therapeutic groups throughout the week facilitated by trained staff.
Health and Wellness
In the movie, Pleasure Unwoven, Doctor Kevin McCauley discusses the effects of drug and alcohol abuse as it pertains to the brain. According to Doctor McCauley and in our experience as a substance abuse treatment ranch, as well, it takes an individual 4 to 6 months to truly display a drug-free mindset and physical ability. It takes this time for the body to cleanse itself of the chemicals that have been ingested on a daily basis. Once the body is free and clear of the substances, THEN the healing path to recovery can begin.
By teaching our residents proper nutrition and proper techniques for physical activities we hope to instill good habits that will fuel the body as it repairs itself. We don't ask them to change much, we only ask them to change everything, both physically and mentally.