30-90 Day Treatment Covered By Insurance
Check Your Insurance Get Fully In-Network CareBurning Tree Ranch is first and foremost a program of excellence, but what does that actually mean for the clients and families that come to us? We think our story is best told through the words of the leadership and treatment team that makes our chronic relapse treatment program what it is today, as well as through the testimonials of our program alumni and their families.
Meghan Bohlman shares how giving the necessary time in a long-term treatment setting helps improve recovery outcomes at Burning Tree Ranch.
The leadership team at Burning Tree Ranch discusses the role of family involvement in the addiction treatment process.
This video features a powerful testimonial from Burning Tree Ranch alumnus Drew M., now sober for about ten years. He candidly shares how his life progressed from a state of hopeless addiction to a life of fulfilling recovery.
Claire C., alumna of Burning Tree Ranch, gives a heartfelt testimonial about her personal journey from addiction to long-term recovery. She describes her struggles as a teenager where substance abuse began, and how she came to Burning Tree to pursue recovery.
Beth Legacki is a recovered alcoholic, addict, and an alumna of Burning Tree Ranch. In this video, she shares her experience and insight into the characteristics that make up the typical Burning Tree client.
This video features Brook McKenzie, LCDC and Chief Operating Officer of Burning Tree Programs. Himself an alumnus of the program, he shares his perspective on how Burning Tree Ranch represents excellence and integrity.
This video features Jeanie and Vincent, a mother and son, discussing their experience with Burning Tree Ranch’s long-term addiction treatment program, and how Burning Tree helped Jeannie to set boundaries and avoid enabling behaviors.
This video features Dawn Wilson, the Director of Transition Services at Burning Tree Ranch, discussing our program’s approach to treating chronic relapsers and supporting their transition back into everyday life – an area that many short-term programs do not address adequately.
