Country Road Recovery Center

Country Road stands out for its serene ranch setting, trauma-informed dual-diagnosis approach, and experiential therapies like equine therapy. They emphasize treating clients with dignity and humanity, focusing on healing the root causes of addiction rather than just the symptoms.

They offer a comprehensive 60-day residential treatment program for adults struggling with drug and alcohol addiction. They do not offer detox or outpatient levels of care.

Residential rehab provides 24/7 live-in care in a structured setting, while outpatient rehab allows you to live at home and attend scheduled treatment sessions part-time. When you enter the program, you’ll arrive at a peaceful rural facility in Tecumseh just outside Oklahoma City, where Country Road Recovery provides residential treatment only — they do not offer outpatient levels of care or medical detox services, so clients must arrive medically stable and ready to engage in therapy. You’ll be assessed by master’s-level clinicians who take a trauma-informed, dual-diagnosis approach, recognizing that addiction often co-occurs with underlying mental health conditions such as PTSD, anxiety, or depression, and your treatment plan is tailored accordingly. The program includes individual therapy, group therapy, and experiential therapies such as equine therapy, meditation, recreation, and other therapeutic activities, while you live onsite in a supportive peer environment. Over the 60-day stay you move through therapeutic stages: arrival and stabilization, deeper clinical work focused on healing root causes and building emotional/behavioral coping skills, and finally discharge planning and aftercare preparation—developing a relapse-prevention plan, identifying sober supports, and connecting with outpatient or continued care options after you leave. The structure is designed to help you rebuild stability internally through therapy and externally through routine, connection, and accountability, laying a strong foundation for long-term recovery.

They utilize an integrated, trauma-informed care model, addressing both the substance use disorder and any co-occurring mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, or PTSD simultaneously through targeted individual and group therapy.

Yes, treating co-occurring disorders is a core part of our philosophy. Our dual-diagnosis approach means we address mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, or trauma at the same time as the substance use disorder.

The program incorporates a blend of traditional and experiential therapies, including individual and group counseling, family therapy, and specialized modalities like Art Therapy and Equine Therapy to promote holistic healing.

Yes, to a degree. The core program is clinically focused, but they introduce clients to 12-Step principles and offer optional Big Book studies and nightly AA/NA meetings.

No, the program is clinically focused and not rooted in any specific faith, making it welcoming to individuals from all spiritual backgrounds or none at all.

Country Road Recovery Center was founded and began offering services in 2023.

The estimated self-pay rate is approximately $700 per day for the residential program. For those with insurance, costs will vary based on your specific plan's coverage, deductible, and out-of-pocket maximum. It is best to call for a benefits check.

Yes, they accept most private insurance plans, including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Humana, Tricare West, and VA Benefits. They do not accept Medicaid or state-funded plans.

No, Country Road does not offer on-site medical detox. Clients must be medically stable and detoxed prior to admission to the residential program.

No, Medication-Assisted Treatment with medications like Suboxone is not permitted. The only exception is for Naltrexone.

The standard program length is 60 days. For the best outcomes, a 90-day stay is often recommended and may be an option depending on clinical need.

The standard length of our residential program is 60 days. Based on clinical assessment and individual progress, a 90-day stay may be recommended for the best long-term outcomes.

Clients live in comfortable, cabin-style housing on a peaceful rural ranch. The setting is designed to be a retreat from daily stressors, fostering a sense of community and focus on recovery.

No, private rooms are not available. All clients share a room with one roommate to help build peer support and accountability. Bathrooms are also shared.

No, it is not a locked facility. However, it is a contained campus, and clients are not permitted to leave the property unless it is for a staff-supervised outing.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted on campus. There are designated outdoor areas where clients can smoke during their free time.

No, personal electronics like cell phones and laptops are not permitted during your stay. They will be securely stored upon your arrival. This policy helps clients remain focused on their treatment. Supervised access can be arranged for essential tasks, like paying a bill.

The campus is set on a spacious country ranch in Tecumseh, Oklahoma. It includes several residential cabins, a main building for therapy and dining, and ample outdoor space with a relaxing front patio, and areas for recreation, swimming, and meditation.

You should bring about 15 changes of clothing (including workout, yoga, and equine-appropriate attire), a jacket, a modest swimsuit (one-piece for women), and closed-toe athletic shoes suitable for recreation and equine therapy, along with personal hygiene items that do not contain aerosols or alcohol. You can also bring a hair dryer and styling tools like a straightener or curling iron, as well as spending money for outings, a notebook and pens, and optional meditation or inspirational reading material. Be sure to have your driver’s license or ID, your insurance and prescription cards if applicable, and any prescribed medications in pharmacy-labeled form—vitamins and supplements must be new and unopened. If you’d like, you can also bring a list of important contacts, personal photos of loved ones, appropriate sleepwear that is not lingerie, stationery and stamps for writing letters, and optional comfort items like a sound machine.

You should not bring aerosols, anything containing alcohol (including mouthwash or products with alcohol in the ingredients), fingernail polish or remover, hair dye, cleaning supplies, rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide, or any sharp objects such as knives or needles. Media devices like phones and laptops are also not allowed in your possession during treatment and will be locked and stored for the duration of your stay. Additionally, no food, beverages, or snacks of any kind are permitted unless specifically prescribed by a physician, since all meals and snacks are provided onsite. These rules help maintain a safe, substance-free, and recovery-focused environment throughout your residential stay.