Liberty Ranch

Liberty Ranch’s state-of-the-art facility provides treatment for men and women suffering from substance use disorder. Liberty Ranch offers 3 programs including IOP services, gender-specific transitional living, and a women's program. The ranch estate is located in Kings Mountain, Kentucky. The gorgeous 70-acre property is surrounded by rolling hills, prairies, and woodlands. Guests at Liberty Ranch are able to focus on developing 12-Step skills while being surrounded by a serene and peaceful environment. Liberty Ranch provides evidence-based treatment using psychological principles. Intensive outpatients services are 3 days a week, 3 hours a day. Guests will have individual counseling with an emphasis on CBT, rational emotive based therapy (REBT), and solution-focused therapy. Psychotherapy is provided for co-occurring conditions such as anxiety, depression, ADAD, bipolar, eating disorders, trauma, PTSD, and grief counseling. Family is important to Liberty Ranch, and they also provide multi-family counseling. Guests who engage in the transitional living program will be centered around 12-Step philosophy. Throughout the process clients learn life skills, self-respect, self-sufficiency, and accountability. While in the transitional living program, clients have the opportunity to maintain life obligations such as work, school, and family commitments. The Liberty Ranch women's program focuses on the unique needs of women. Specialized treatment includes addressing issues around pregnancy, child-care, and codependency. Liberty Ranch helps women find financial independence and self-esteem using recovery dynamic techniques.

Liberty Ranch has gender-specific housing in a beautiful location that offers calmness and solitude. Clients can enjoy recreational activities like hiking, fishing, playing horseshoes, volleyball, basketball, and billiards. Clients can also enjoy social barbecues, swimming, or sitting around the fire pit enjoying the company of friends and loved ones. For over 25 years, Liberty Ranch has helped thousands of people gain freedom from addiction.