Rob's Ranch
Facility Highlights
- Military Counselor on Staff
- 30 Hours of Weekly Therapy
- Chronic Relapse Prevention
Specialization
Client & Family Support Groups
Group therapy is a vital component of addiction recovery treatment, considered as important and effective (sometimes even more so) than individual therapy. Benefits include reducing isolation and loneliness and providing the opportunity to learn from others in recovery. In the addiction setting, group therapy is run by trained professionals who guide participants toward a shared goal of recovery.Individual Therapy
This term describes one-on-one therapy, in which a patient and trained counselor, social worker, psychologist or psychiatrist meets privately with a patient to discuss challenges related to lifestyle, work, family and romantic relationships that may have contributed to the development of an addiction.
Facility Settings
- Private/Secluded
Meet the Staff
Bill Anderson, ICADCClinical DirectorBill Anderson has established himself as a leader in the Chemical Addictions counseling field with his over 21 years’ experience and track record of success. He is licensed as an International Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor in Oklahoma and Colorado. Bill has trained in the most reputable programs in the addiction recovery community including Hazelden and Valley Hope. Bill has served on staff with Valley Hope, Sabine Valley, SA/MHMR, EAP Services, Private Practice and contracted with Betty Fords Children’s program. Bill’s diverse counseling experience, as well as his own personal 23 years in recovery; qualify him as a special asset to the Rob’s Ranch Team. Bill is the proud father of four and grandfather of three. He and his wife, Tami, currently reside in Purcell and attend the Church of Christ.- Bruce KaupAssistant Director / CounselorBruce has established himself as one of the top counselors in the Chemical Addiction Counseling field with his 30 years of experience and track record of success. He is an Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICADC #34) in the state of Oklahoma. He continues his education on an annual basis with various classes and seminars. Bruce was personally treated, raised, and trained in the Valley Hope system. He served for 20 years as both a staff counselor then assistant program director with Valley Hope in Norton, KS. and Cushing, OK. From 2000-2010, Bruce helped start and lead the counseling team at Clay Crossing for Men in Maud, OK. His long tenure in counseling and curriculum building coupled with his own 34 years of personal recovery make him one of the finest counselors in the recovery community today. Bruce is originally from Oxford, Nebraska and he and his wife, Carla, are the proud parents of 3 daughters and grandparents of 7. They currently reside in Purcell, OK. and attends the United Methodist Church.
Financial Details
- Financing Available
Treatment Center Links
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ABOUT ROB'S RANCH
From a 72-acre ranch in rural central Oklahoma, 30 miles south of Oklahoma City, Rob's Ranch offers Christian residential treatment for men seeking treatment for substance abuse. The treatment process is heavily influenced by religious doctrine and includes religious practices in treatment. The faith-building components of treatment are considered optional, although the facility encourages participation. Detox is not available
TREATMENT & ASSESSMENT
The program lasts 90 days, making it one of the 39 (20.4 percent) of long-term treatment facilities in the state. The treatment process is strongly based on the 12-Steps and the principle that recovery depends on establishing a personal relationship with God. It is one of the 107 (56 percent) of men-only treatment programs in Oklahoma.
In addition to 12-step programming, residents have a weekly individual counseling session, which also appears to focus on the 12-Steps. The program also offers daily morning chapel services, a morning lecture about substance abuse, and 12-Step lectures six days per week, which sometimes include films and discussions. Two or three nights per week, there's a post-dinner Bible study session.
The final but perhaps largest component of treatment is daily group sessions, in large and small groups mediated and sometimes led by staff. These discussions are designed to give clients a sense of community.
For families, there's a curriculum and a therapeutic weekend, which should be completed within the first 45 days of treatment. Counselors also involve families in treatment throughout each individual's stay.
During their stay, clients work on the ranch. This includes daily ranch duties as well as basic maintenance tasks. It is designed to teach clients the importance of work ethic. Only 63 (33 percent) of facilities in Oklahoma include work training in the treatment process.
STAFF CREDENTIALS
The treatment staff is composed of licensed and certified addiction counselors, and all staff are in long-term recovery. In fact, some of them are graduates of Rob's Ranch. There's also a full-time pastor on staff. The single individual polled by Rehabs.com to date on the staff's level of training and experience gave it five out of five stars.
ACCOMMODATIONS & AMENITIES
Rob's Ranch is a sprawling property with a chapel on-site, as well as accommodations and treatment buildings built in 2006. There's a cozy communal room with a flat-screen TV, a fitness center, a rec room, and semi-private rooms for residents. Smoking is permitted in designated areas, but residents may not have any personal electronic devices. On Sundays, transportation is provided to local church services, for those clients who wish to attend. Families are welcome to visit all day on Saturdays and Sundays, and a family-style lunch is served on both days.
WHAT ALUMNI SAY
At the time of this writing, Rehabs.com has received four positive reviews and one negative review about Rob’s Ranch. Although one alum wrote how they “Can’t imagine anyplace worse,” alumni generally approved of the staff and the faith-based focus. "Best counselors, best amenities, and an unmatched spirituality focus," wrote Jason, who went through the program and now works at the facility. "The staff understood what I was going through because they themselves had been through Rob's Ranch as clients," Jake wrote.
At the time of this writing, secondary sites yielded mostly positive feedback: On Google, Rob’s Range had an average rating of 4.7 out of five stars from 27 reviews to date.[1] Nearly all of the feedback addressed the program’s effectiveness, the “Best counselors and staff,” and the “tools to stay clean.”
On its Facebook page, which it can manage, Rob’s Ranch has an average rating of 4.9 out of five stars from 118 reviews.[2] Alumni indicated that the program’s faith-based approach and staff helped them to get to recovery.
WHAT FRIENDS & FAMILY SAY
The single review submitted to Rehabs.com to date about Rob’s Ranch from a loved one was mostly positive. "Very relaxed, strong faith-based," the anonymous reviewer wrote, giving the facility five out of five stars for staff experience, its counseling options, and its treatment for co-occurring disorders. However, they also gave the center just one star for its family participation, and cited "visiting hours" as a weakness, indicating that involvement of loved ones was lacking. They also noted that an extra 30 days of treatment would be beneficial.
FINANCING
There is currently no information provided on the facility's website regarding its costs. However, the single individual polled by Rehabs.com to date on the center's affordability gave it two out of five stars.
[1] GoogleReviews
[2] https://www.facebook.com/pg/robsranch/reviews/
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