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Is there a blackout period?

Yes. There is no outside communication for at least three months. Then, depending on behavior and program compliance, a student may be allowed to begin communicating with “parents only” via monthly phone calls and letters. Over time, immediate and extended family members are included.

What are the guidelines for writing?

All mail is screened by trained staff; any inappropriate mail will be returned. Initially, students are only allowed to receive mail from parents. Over time mail to and from immediate and extended family members is allowed. Students are not allowed to receive mail from jails, penitentiaries and/or other treatment programs.

How do phone privileges work?

After the blackout period monthly phone calls are permitted to parents only. Over time, depending on behavior and program compliance, phone privileges include immediate and extended family members.

A vital part of my recovery

“I have been attending activities and many other groups at Red Barn Farms for almost 2 years. This has been a vital part of my recovery and the amazing life I now enjoy. Amazing staff that are always willing to help in any way possible. Thanks for being a part of my recovery.”

- Sue Jones

Truly does save lives and families

“Red Barn Farms and Red Barn Academy is a great example of a therapeutic community that truly does save lives and families. I have several family members who struggle with substance abuse issues, and lost my sister to a drug overdose last year. This is the first program I have seen that offers the right support people need to recover. As a community, we need to bind together to support their efforts so that they can expand and serve more men and women who deserve the opportunity to be their best self and for their families to be whole.”

- Marcie V.

One of THE Best Recovery programs

“One of THE Best Recovery programs out there! Love this place and all the amazing work they do and LIVES they SAVE!”

- Lucky H.