Oasis Recovery Center

Oasis Recovery Center in Asheville, North Carolina, was founded by people who have walked the recovery journey themselves. The center helps individuals reconnect with their true selves, rediscover their purpose, and unlock potential that may have been lost along the way. Whether beginning or continuing treatment, clients receive gender-specific, trauma-informed care through residential, day treatment, and intensive outpatient programs (IOP), with men’s and women’s services hosted in separate, peaceful spaces.Establish Balance with a Comprehensive PathOasis takes care to address more than the symptoms, but the mind, body, and spirit. Therapeutic approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), emotional regulation therapy, and motivational interviewing (MI). For trauma recovery, clients access eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), somatic experiencing, and brain spotting. Clients also engage in mindfulness, yoga, and pilates alongside individual, group, and family therapy, creating a balanced foundation for recovery.Renew Strength Through Nature and ConnectionSurrounded by forest beauty and fresh mountain air, Oasis offers a campus where healing feels possible. Clients live in shared spaces with inviting porches, peaceful walking trails, and areas for recreation and connection. Nutritious meals are served daily, while off-site adventures like canoeing, camping, rock climbing, and horseback riding bring joy and renewal. The environment encourages community, reflection, and the sense that recovery is a journey never walked alone.Sustain Healing with Ongoing CommunityOasis Recovery Center supports clients beyond treatment with relapse prevention planning, medication management, and alumni gatherings that promote ongoing connection. Their virtual family program also helps loved ones stay engaged in the recovery process. By encouraging long-term accountability and community, Oasis empowers clients to continue healing with support that extends well past discharge.