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Levels of Care · RTC

Residential Treatment

24-hour supported living and clinical care in a structured, substance-free environment for people who need to fully step away from daily triggers to stabilize.

At a glance

Time Commitment

24/7 on-site care

Typical Length

30–60 days, individualized

Setting

Live-in, on-campus

Who It's For

Is RTC right for you or your loved one?

  • Early recovery with active substance use or acute symptoms
  • Co-occurring mental health conditions requiring daily oversight
  • Home environments that aren't currently safe or supportive for recovery
  • Anyone who has tried lower levels of care without lasting stability

A Typical Day

Daily structure

7:00 AMWake, medication management, morning check-in
8:00 AMBreakfast and community meeting
9:30 AMIndividual or group therapy
12:00 PMLunch and rest period
1:30 PMPsychoeducation groups (relapse prevention, coping skills)
3:30 PMExperiential therapy (movement, art, or mindfulness track)
5:30 PMDinner
7:00 PMProcess group or family programming
9:00 PMEvening reflection, wind-down, lights out

Sample schedule for illustration. Actual daily schedules vary by client treatment plan and program census.

Clinical Approach

What treatment includes

  • Individual therapy (2–3x weekly)
  • Process and psychoeducational group therapy (daily)
  • Family therapy sessions
  • Psychiatric evaluation and medication management
  • Trauma-informed and evidence-based modalities (CBT, DBT skills, EMDR where clinically indicated)
  • Experiential tracks: mindfulness, movement, expressive arts
  • Discharge and aftercare planning from day one

Admission

Admission criteria

  • Clinical assessment indicates need for 24-hour structure and support
  • Medically stable or cleared through a coordinated detox partner prior to arrival
  • Willing to participate voluntarily in a structured treatment environment

Where this fits: Entry point for many clients, or a step up from PHP if stability is needed.

Ready to explore RTC?

Our admissions team will confirm whether this is the right starting point for you or your loved one during a brief clinical assessment.