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Welcome to Touchstone Ranch Recovery Center
Unlike traditional drug rehabilitation centers, Touchstone Ranch Recovery Center offers a unique treatment experience that includes equine therapy and truly individualized treatment for substance use disorders. Our professional, compassionate, and caring staff will go “above and beyond” for each client we serve.
Our Programs
- Alcohol Treatment
- Detoxification
- Dual Diagnosis
- Trauma and Addiction
- Equine Therapy
- Drug Addiction Rehab
- Prescription Drug Treatment
- Labyrinth of Serenity
- Recently lost your job
- Fighting with family more than you have in the past
- Spending less time with family and friends and more time drinking alcohol or in other solitary activities
- Find yourself saying and doing harmful things to other people against your own will
- Recently arrested for driving under the influence
- Blackout for periods of time, loosing complete parts of the day

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What is Case Management?
This term can be confusing for many. Some people are not sure if it is a term used for a person or a thing. In some cases, it is both. The most important thing to remember about case management is that it is critical to the success of clients seeking long-term...

Good Grief – Turning a Negative Into A Positive
Grief is a common experience for everyone. At some point in our lives, each of us will lose a relationship very special to us. The typical stages of grief are: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Some people can move from denial to acceptance in a...

Understanding Anxiety and My Experience with Addiction
At the age of 20, I learned what anxiety was. I did not understand what was wrong with me but, I knew that there was no way, that everyone else felt this way all the time. By gaining insight and with proper medication, anxiety did not rule me any longer. In 2015, “I”...

The Bucket or The Well – A Lesson In Sympathy Vs Empathy
I learned a hard lesson in my early years: not everyone is for me. Ouch! It seems the popular belief is that all who encounter us in our hard times will understand our pain and anguish and be “in it” with us. They’ll join us in our blubbering and banter, and encourage...