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    Ripple Ranch Recovery Center

    4.0
    (11 Reviews)
    2098 Texas Oaks, Spring Branch, Texas, 78070
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    About Ripple Ranch Recovery Center

    Ripple Ranch at Austin, located in Spring Branch, Texas, offers Non-12-step residential treatment to adults struggling with substance abuse and dependence. The facility is a residential rehab set on a 20-acre Hill Country estate between Austin and San Antonio, Texas. The center offers highly individualized evidence-based care and includes a 12-month aftercare program. Detox services are available but not on-site. The cornerstones of Ripple Ranch at Austin’s treatment program are evidence-based therapies, integrated treatment, and a focus on co-occurring disorders . The basic components of the program are individual, group, and family therapies — the latter in the form of a two-day intensive family program — along with addiction education, life skills coaching, and relapse prevention. Treatment also includes neurofeedback, cranial electrotherapy stimulation, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Equine Assisted Mindfulness Group, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), regular exercise and yoga, Tai Chi mindfulness and meditation, breath work, and expressive writing. According to the facility’s website, every resident follows an individualized plan that combines elements of each of these therapies. Finally, treatment at Ripple Ranch at Austin includes a year of aftercare. A Client Care Coordinator is available to speak with alumni as needed.

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    Service Settings
    Outpatient
    Residential
    Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization
    Intensive outpatient treatment
    Residential detoxification
    Treatment Approaches
    Cognitive behavioral therapy
    Contingency management/motivational incentives
    Telemedicine/telehealth therapy
    Payment Accepted
    Private health insurance
    Cash or self-payment
    Special Programs
    Adult women
    Adult men
    Seniors or older adults
    Clients with co-occurring mental and substance use disorders
    Clients who have experienced trauma
    License/Certification
    State department of health
    The Joint Commission
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    Patient Reviews

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    4.0
    (11 reviews)
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    3.7
    Laura
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    RRR was a wonderful place to work until it sold out to a Senior Care corporation. The nursing director left and they brought in someone whose sole purpose was to wean down the staff to the cheapest essentials. If they deemed you too expensive they either tried to force you out or fired you. There was a massive staff exodus about a year ago. Only a handful of the original & wonderful employees are still there. There are no longer RN's except the director as is required. They are trying to capitalize on mental health funding as well but their clinical department is lacking as they don't have enough staff to effectively treat the number of clients as they should. So, it has become understaffed in many areas, but this is typical for these type of facilities that rely on insurance money to stay afloat. That being said, the chef is fabulous, it is pretty and updated and there are a couple of great people still there.. you can be detoxed effectively but the care after that will be lacking, especially if you require mental health services.
    PWB
    Was overcharged and now person in charge of finances will not even return phone calls. Such a shame when people are working to better their lives and Ripple Ranch overcharged and won't make good or even return phone call.
    3.0
    Mark J
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    Ripple Ranch could use a little help. I was under the impression from their web site that they offered a Non 12 step program here. The only Non 12 step activity is an off campus trip to a Zen 12 step meeting. I had to show them other options such as Smart Recovery and Lifering. They have no information on site about either programs. My counselor is the best thing they have here. She listens and understands your personal wants and needs. I was very lucky to get her as my main counselor. There are 2 Tech's here that are great. They are good to talk with and are very helpful. If your into being treated like a kid and enjoy being subjected to profanity then the lead Tech is perfect for you. The house is ok. Shared rooms. I was lucky to have good roommates most of my stay. The food is good and it's a plus to see the family on weekends if you have little ones. Plenty for them to explore and see. If your looking for an alternative to the 12 step program this is not the place yet. I have been told that they are going to start implementing some of the programs I introduced to them. I hope they do for the sake of people like minded as me. Good luck with your sobriety.
    4.3
    TL
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    Nice house, lots of things to do in your spare time. The techs were not so bad until they would try to get into the drama among the guest. Some times I would get a one on one from my counselor and sometimes I wouldn't. I feel as if favoritism was played a lot. They also promise that your counselor will give you a call after you get out at a week, 30 days, 90 days, then a year. I am still waiting on my call and it has been over a year. I will say that I have not relapsed so something must've gone right.
    2.0
    JC
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    If you are seeking true recovery, stray away from this place. They bill themselves as a "luxury substance abuse recovery" when in reality, it's just a big house on a lot of property. They bought a residential house and made it a rehab. If luxury equals a twin bed in a shared room, then yeah, its luxury. I had to be detoxed at a separate facility about an hour away after arriving because I didn't meet admission guidelines. This is a residential program ONLY. The "nursing staff" consists mainly of CNAs. The head nurse has a terrible attitude problem as well as a distinct musty odor that is very unpleasant. If you have any issues, don't take them to the Director. The ONLY redeeming quality is the food. The kitchen staff is excellent. Since my stay at Ripple, I have relapsed. After relapsing, I received little support from Ripple. I made my way to another facility and am going on 2 months sober after leaving. Please do your research before signing up for something that appears shiny and pretty. The program itself is pretty awful.
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