Recovery at Limen is structured, but it is not one-size-fits-all.
Each person’s goals are shaped around their needs, their history, and the next step in front of them. The work includes personal responsibility, clinical support, peer connection, case management, and time to begin practicing daily life differently.
People are given room to sit with themselves, without being left alone.
Limen brings several kinds of support together under one organization: peer supports, addiction counselors, an in-house medical provider, a case manager, and a licensed therapist, all working within one clinical supervision team.
That continuity matters. From entry into care through treatment, aftercare, and ongoing connection, people are supported by a team that understands where they have been and what they are working toward.
Limen does not provide detox or medical withdrawal management. When someone needs that level of care before beginning services with us, we help connect them to the appropriate support and stay involved as they move forward.
You do not need to know the right order before reaching out. We can help you understand what comes next.
Limen offers services for people at different points in recovery. Some services provide a higher level of structure. Others support people as they continue living, working, reconnecting, and building stability in the community.
Each service is part of a larger continuum designed to support what comes next.
Residential Treatment provides a structured, supportive setting for people who need time away from daily pressures to begin rebuilding stability.
This service includes a clinically operated environment, peer support, daily recovery engagement, case management, life skills development, and connection to ongoing care.
For many people, residential treatment offers the time and structure needed for recovery to begin taking hold with consistent support close by each day
Outpatient Services provide clinical support for people living in the community while continuing to build stability.
This service includes therapeutic programming, individual counseling, group counseling, peer recovery support, recovery coaching, case management, relapse prevention, and connection to ongoing care.
Outpatient Services may be appropriate for people beginning care, stepping down from residential treatment, or needing continued support while managing daily life.
Sober Living provides recovery housing for people who need structure, accountability, and community as they continue building stability.
Limen’s recovery residences support people as they build stability, strengthen recovery routines, participate in the recovery community, and reconnect with work, relationships, and daily responsibilities.
Some residences offer peer-led structure and accountability. Others include enhanced supervision, case management, and clinical coordination.
Recovery Community Outreach extends support beyond a single building or service.
Through peer engagement, recovery education, care navigation, community wellness programming, and outreach partnerships, Limen helps people connect with support before, during, and after formal treatment or housing services.
This work helps reduce barriers, strengthen connections, and keep recovery support close to daily life.
Limen Recovery + Wellness has evolved into an integrated recovery-oriented system of care designed to support individuals across the full continuum of substance use disorder (SUD), mental health, housing instability, and recovery support needs. The organization’s current model reflects a person-centered, trauma-informed, and community-based approach aligned with the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Criteria.
Limen’s framework combines:
The organization has developed a continuum that allows individuals to move between levels of care based on clinical need, recovery stability, and social determinants of health.
