A quiet home for the hours between sessions.
The residence
Where the treatment day comes home.
The Dumont was designed around one idea: the hours between sessions should feel less like waiting and more like living. It is a residential home a few minutes from the RECO Immersive campus, close enough that walking to your next therapy appointment is a real option, quiet enough that when you get back the noise is gone.
Inside, the common spaces invite low-stakes company — a couch you can share, a table long enough for a real meal, corners you can retreat to when your nervous system asks for them. For someone stabilizing on new medication, learning DBT skills, or processing trauma in EMDR, that mix of company and privacy is not aesthetic; it is clinical.
The Dumont is staffed, professionally maintained, and treated as an extension of the therapeutic work happening on campus. It is the part of treatment nobody photographs — and, for many residents, the part that ends up mattering most.
What lives here
Small comforts that quietly do a lot of work.
- 01 Comfortable shared and private bedrooms
- 02 Living rooms sized for real conversation, not display
- 03 Full kitchen for shared meals or a quiet cup of tea at 11pm
- 04 Dedicated quiet-time hours so evenings actually feel like evenings
- 05 Short walk or shuttle to RECO Immersive campus for sessions
- 06 Outdoor patio and yard for grounding practice and phone-free time
- 07 On-site residential staff and 24/7 support access
The setting
A closer look at The Dumont.
Real photographs of the residence — the rooms, the light, the ordinary corners of it.
Also on the property
Our other residence.
Considering The Dumont?
Talk with our admissions team.
Confidential, no obligation. We can walk you through the residence, the program, and whether it fits.
