Beartooth Men's Rehab

No, it is an open campus. Residents are expected to be committed to the program and stay on the property.

This is a Christian-based program and does not use the 12-Steps. It incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), some SMART Recovery tools, and focuses on processing emotions through a biblical worldview.

Yes, it is a devout Christian/Catholic program. Residents are expected to participate in spiritual activities and attend church.

The program uses Christian faith-based counseling, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), some tools from SMART Recovery, and therapeutic methods focused on emotional processing.

Beartooth offers a single, long-term residential program. They do not offer detox, outpatient (IOP/PHP), or sober living services.

No, this is a non-medical, immersive Christian program that focuses primarily on substance use and spiritual growth. It is not equipped to treat co-occurring mental health disorders.

This program is residential only, which is a form of inpatient care where clients live on-site 24/7. They do not offer outpatient programs where clients would live at home and attend treatment during the day.

Beartooth is different because of its unique focus on long-term, faith-based recovery for young adult men. The program's foundation is built on vocational training on a working ranch, fostering responsibility, structure, and real-world skills in a small, family-owned, immersive environment.

The self-pay rate is $6,000 per month. With a required minimum stay of 6 months, the total minimum cost for the program is $36,000.

No, Beartooth Men's Rehab is a private pay facility only. They do not accept insurance or Medicaid.

No, this is a non-medical program. Residents must be detoxed and medically stable before admission.

No, this is a strictly abstinence-based program. Medication-Assisted Treatment is not supported or permitted.

The minimum length of stay required is 6 months. However, the program strongly recommends a stay of 8 to 12 months for the most effective and lasting outcome.

Residents live together in a 7-bedroom log home. All rooms are shared with roommates, and there are 3 shared bathrooms. Private rooms are not an option.

The campus is a working ranch featuring a main log home with 7 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, alongside barns, workshops, and open land for vocational activities.

No. Cigarettes, chewing tobacco, and vaping devices are strictly prohibited. The only permitted form of nicotine is pouches.

No. Personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are locked away for the duration of your stay. In the first month, communication with family is by writing letters. After that, residents can use a landline phone once a week for family to call in; residents cannot make outgoing calls.

You should pack durable clothing suitable for ranch work (jeans, boots, work shirts), casual clothes for chapel and therapy sessions, warm layers for Wyoming's climate, personal hygiene items, a Bible or other devotional materials, stationery for letter writing, and small personal keepsakes.

Leave all tobacco products (cigarettes, chew, vapes), cell phones, tablets, laptops, unapproved medications, weapons, large amounts of cash, and any recreational electronics at home.