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About Arbor Behavioral Healthcare
Arbor Behavioral Healthcare offers residential treatment and sober living on a 67-acre ranch in Georgetown, TX, serving men and women navigating addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions. With CARF accreditation and a continuum that extends through alumni and advocacy programs, Arbor is built for the long arc of recovery — not just the early days.
Arbor Behavioral Healthcare is a CARF-accredited residential addiction treatment center located at 1443 Country Road 103 in Georgetown, Texas, set on a 67-acre working ranch in Williamson County. The facility serves men and women seeking structured, longer-term recovery from drug and alcohol addiction, including co-occurring mental health and dual diagnosis conditions. Its ranch setting distinguishes it physically and philosophically from urban clinical programs, placing residents in an environment designed to support sustained focus on recovery.
The core levels of care at Arbor include residential treatment and an on-site sober living program, giving residents a built-in pathway from intensive programming into a more independent, community-based living structure — all within the same recovery environment. This continuity between residential treatment and sober living means residents are not discharged into an unfamiliar setting but instead transition within a community they already know.
Arbor's therapeutic approach draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, 12-step immersion, trauma therapy, equine assisted therapy, and dual diagnosis treatment, addressing both addiction and underlying mental health conditions simultaneously. Family support groups are integrated into the program, recognizing that recovery extends beyond the individual. The equine assisted therapy component — conducted on the ranch's own grounds — reflects a treatment philosophy that goes beyond standard clinical sessions.
Arbor serves adult men and women dealing with a range of substance use and co-occurring disorders. Aftercare infrastructure includes an intensive outpatient program, a structured alumni program, and an advocacy program — resources that help residents stay connected to a recovery community after they leave residential care. Payment options include private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay, making the program accessible to civilians and military families alike.
Residential Treatment & Sober Living in Georgetown, TX
Arbor Behavioral Healthcare operates on 67 acres of ranch land in Georgetown, Texas — a setting that puts physical and psychological distance between residents and the environments where their addiction took hold. For people who have tried outpatient programs or shorter stays without lasting results, the residential structure at Arbor offers the sustained immersion that longer-term recovery often requires.
The sober living program runs alongside residential treatment at the same location, creating a natural next step for residents who complete primary programming but are not yet ready to return to independent living. This on-site transition reduces the disruption that often accompanies discharge and keeps residents rooted in the peer community they built during treatment. For families evaluating addiction treatment options in the greater Austin and Georgetown area, this continuum of care is one of the program's most practical differentiators.
Treatment Approach: Therapy, 12-Step Immersion & Dual Diagnosis Care
Arbor's treatment model addresses both substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions through a combination of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, trauma therapy, and dual diagnosis treatment. Rather than treating addiction in isolation, the program is designed to surface and work through the mental health factors — including anxiety and trauma — that frequently run alongside substance use. Family support groups are part of the programming, giving loved ones a structured role in the recovery process.
The 12-step immersion component provides residents with a framework that extends well beyond their time at the ranch, connecting them to a broader recovery community they can access anywhere. Equine assisted therapy, conducted on the property, adds a distinct experiential dimension to the clinical work — one that has shown particular value for residents with trauma histories. Together, these methods form a treatment approach grounded in both structured therapy and experiential practice.
Aftercare, Alumni & Ongoing Recovery Support
Leaving residential treatment is one of the highest-risk moments in the recovery process. Arbor's aftercare infrastructure is designed with that transition in mind. Graduates have access to an intensive outpatient program, a formal alumni program, and an advocacy program — a set of resources that keeps the recovery community active and accessible long after a resident completes the residential phase of care.
The alumni program in particular reflects a community-oriented model of long-term recovery, where the relationships and accountability built during treatment don't simply end at discharge. For family members who want assurance that their loved one will have ongoing support, the combination of sober living, IOP step-down, and alumni connection provides a meaningful answer to the question of what happens after rehab.
Who Arbor Serves & How to Get Started
Arbor Behavioral Healthcare serves adult men and women dealing with drug and alcohol addiction, co-occurring disorders, and related mental health conditions including anxiety. The program accepts private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay, which means it is an option for both civilian residents and military families in the Georgetown and broader Austin, TX area.
The facility is CARF-accredited, a designation that reflects an independently evaluated standard of care in addiction treatment and behavioral health services. Arbor's admissions line is available seven days a week — Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and on weekends from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Prospective residents and their families can reach the team directly at (844) 413-2690 or through the center's website at thearbor.com.
Why Choose Arbor Behavioral Healthcare
- 67-acre ranch setting that physically separates residents from their everyday environment and supports long-term focus on recovery
- Built-in residential-to-sober-living continuum so residents transition within the same recovery community rather than starting over somewhere new
- Equine assisted therapy conducted on-site — a program element rarely available within a residential addiction treatment setting
- Structured alumni and advocacy programs that keep graduates connected to a recovery community well beyond discharge
- TRICARE accepted, making the program an option for active-duty military members, veterans, and their families alongside civilian residents
Frequently Asked Questions
What levels of care does Arbor Behavioral Healthcare offer?
Arbor offers residential treatment and an on-site sober living program. These two levels of care are designed to work in sequence, allowing residents to move from intensive residential programming into a more independent sober living environment without leaving the recovery community they've established on the ranch.
Does Arbor offer any aftercare or alumni support after residential treatment?
Yes. Arbor's aftercare continuum includes an intensive outpatient program, a structured alumni program, and an advocacy program. These resources are designed to keep graduates connected to a recovery community and provide ongoing accountability after they complete residential care.
What therapeutic approaches are used at Arbor Behavioral Healthcare?
Arbor uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, 12-step immersion, trauma therapy, equine assisted therapy, and dual diagnosis treatment. Family support groups are also part of the program, giving family members a structured way to participate in their loved one's recovery.
Does Arbor treat co-occurring mental health conditions alongside addiction?
Yes. Dual diagnosis treatment is a confirmed part of Arbor's programming. The center treats co-occurring disorders — including anxiety and other mental health conditions — alongside substance use disorders rather than addressing them separately.
What does the sober living program at Arbor look like?
Arbor's sober living program is located on the same 67-acre ranch property as the residential treatment program. This means residents who transition into sober living are doing so within a familiar environment and peer community, rather than being placed in an entirely new setting after completing primary treatment.
What insurance and payment options does Arbor accept?
Arbor accepts private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay. TRICARE coverage makes the program accessible to active-duty military members, veterans, and their families in addition to civilian residents.
Is Arbor Behavioral Healthcare accredited?
Yes. Arbor holds CARF accreditation, which is awarded by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and reflects an independently evaluated standard of quality in addiction treatment and behavioral health care.
Who does Arbor serve — men, women, or both?
Arbor Behavioral Healthcare serves both adult men and women. The program treats a range of substance use and co-occurring disorders for residents from Georgetown, the broader Austin area, and surrounding communities in Texas.
What makes Arbor's setting different from other residential treatment programs?
Arbor is set on a 67-acre ranch in Georgetown, TX — a working property that hosts equine assisted therapy and provides a recovery environment distinct from urban or clinical settings. The ranch setting is integrated into the treatment experience, not simply a backdrop.
How can I contact Arbor Behavioral Healthcare to learn more or start the admissions process?
Arbor's team is available seven days a week. Monday through Friday hours are 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and weekend hours are 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM. You can reach the admissions team at (844) 413-2690 or visit thearbor.com for more information.
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