Nestled near historic downtown Wooster and not far from the charm of the College of Wooster campus, this treatment center has 16-bed capacity that welcomes adult men navigating substance use disorder (SUD). The residential facilities round-the-clock care and group therapy twice daily, with additional transitional housing for continued support in employment and long-term stability. Cultivate Emotional Resilience They take a gentle, layered approach to recovery. With trauma-informed care at its heart, the center blends counseling with therapies like meditation, yoga, and art expression. These healing practices help clients regulate emotions, reduce cravings, and reframe their relationship with substance use in a mindful, supportive environment. Restore Connection And Stability Clients also take part in enriching experiences such as equine therapy through parenting support groups, and nutrition education. The Noble House allows men to live with their children during treatment, promoting healing alongside family, while outdoor gardening and education help build peace from the inside out.
