AMFM Mental Health Treatment

AMFM believes in going beyond traditional mental health care, offering a more personal, deeply compassionate healing experience. Their care delivers results: 87% of AMFM clients say they'd recommend the program, according to the company's 2025 outcomes data. That standard shapes the residential program in Stillwater, where men receive gender-specific care for depression, anxiety, trauma, and other primary or co-occurring conditions.

Develop Skills for Long-Term Stability

Men learn to manage mental health conditions, process trauma, and rebuild daily structure through twice-weekly individual therapy alongside group sessions that include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). A psychiatric provider oversees ongoing care, while mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) and other approaches like acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) round out the clinical schedule.

Settle into a Wooded Hugo Retreat

Men stay in double-occupancy rooms with natural light in a home set among the woods, with a large backyard and in-house gym for downtime between sessions. A personal chef prepares daily meals with dietary accommodations, including vegan, vegetarian, and kosher options. Experiential outings make use of Hugo's 450 acres of parks and nearby lakes, with trips into neighboring Stillwater for additional scenery and activities.

Plan Ahead for Life after Residential Care

Discharge planning starts early in a client's stay, and clinicians can help arrange a step down to outpatient care so the transition home happens gradually rather than all at once. Aftercare options may include ongoing support groups, continued therapy check-ins, medication management, and family follow-up counseling for those who want continued support after care ends.