AToN Center

For people entering recovery from alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder, sedative use disorder, or stimulant use disorder, AToN Center provides a sequenced path that begins with medically supervised detox and transitions directly into residential treatment. This on-campus continuity matters: clients do not need to transfer facilities or rebuild rapport with a new clinical team at a vulnerable point in early recovery. The medical detox program is staffed around the clock, with 24-hour availability ensuring that individuals receive support whenever they need it during the withdrawal process.

Residential treatment at AToN extends the recovery experience well beyond initial stabilization. The program is designed for adults who are ready to do the deeper work of addiction treatment — addressing the behavioral, psychological, and in many cases trauma-related dimensions of substance use. With aftercare and relapse prevention built into the program model, AToN approaches residential treatment not as an endpoint but as a foundation for lasting recovery.

AToN Center's clinical programming combines structured psychotherapy with integrative recovery practices. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) forms a core clinical pillar, helping residents identify and shift the thought patterns that drive addictive behavior. EMDR — Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing — is available for individuals whose substance use is connected to trauma or PTSD, a population AToN explicitly serves. This dual focus on addiction and trauma in the same residential setting reduces the need for clients to seek separate trauma care after discharge.

Alongside clinical therapy, the program incorporates yoga, meditation, breathwork, massage, and acupuncture. These are not wellness add-ons presented as luxury features — they are structured components of a recovery program that recognizes the physical dimensions of long-term sobriety. The combination of CBT and EMDR with integrative body-based practices reflects a treatment philosophy grounded in addressing the full scope of what residents bring into treatment.

One of the more telling structural details at AToN Center is the presence of a dedicated Intake and Alumni Coordinator holding a CADC credential. This role sits at both ends of the treatment experience — welcoming people in and maintaining connection with those who have completed the program. For a recovery community audience evaluating treatment options, that kind of institutional investment in alumni relationships signals that AToN sees its work extending beyond the residential stay.

Aftercare planning and relapse prevention are confirmed program components, not afterthoughts. Individuals leaving residential treatment work with staff to build a structured plan for the months ahead. For families engaged in supporting a loved one's recovery, the existence of a dedicated alumni touchpoint provides a continued connection to the clinical team and community that formed during treatment — a meaningful resource in the often-challenging period following discharge.

AToN Center is open to a broad adult population, with specific program capacity for young adults ages 18 to 25, seniors and older adults, pregnant women, and individuals presenting with co-occurring disorders including trauma and PTSD. The facility treats alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder, sedative use disorder, and stimulant use disorder, and its dual diagnosis programming means that mental health conditions are addressed alongside — not after — substance use treatment.

Private insurance is accepted from Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, Anthem, UMR, and Multiplan. Self-pay and cash payment options are also available. The center operates 24 hours a day, and the intake process is coordinated through a dedicated intake staff member, making the process of evaluating and beginning treatment as direct as possible for individuals and families ready to take the next step.