Jacob's Ladder in Aurora, West Virginia offers a comprehensive six-month residential recovery program for men struggling with substance use disorders. Set on over 100 acres of serene countryside, this recovery center integrates 12-Step methodology with holistic approaches to healing. The rustic campus provides shared accommodations, common areas, and specialized spaces for art and music therapy. Residents participate in a structured daily routine that includes meditation, educational sessions, group meetings, and therapeutic work on the center's farm—an integral component of their mindful recovery approach. The program incorporates wilderness adventure therapy, fitness classes, creative arts, and both individual and family counseling. Jacob's Ladder maintains Joint Commission accreditation and works with select private insurance providers, with self-pay options also available. Their approach to recovery was documented in the Netflix film "Recovery Boys," which follows four men through their healing journey at the facility. Each day at Jacob's Ladder balances personal responsibility, community support, therapeutic activities, and reflective practices, creating a foundation for lasting sobriety in a peaceful rural setting.