A quiet home for the hours between sessions.
The residence
Where the treatment day comes home.
The Mazor is a two-story Florida bungalow — cream-and-terracotta on the outside, quiet and residential on the inside. It sits in a neighborhood, on a block, which is the point. A home for men in mental-health treatment should look and feel like a home, not like a place that reminds you why you are there.
Upstairs and downstairs give what a single-story cannot: places for privacy without leaving the house, and places for company without needing to plan it. For a resident working through anxiety, PTSD, a mood disorder, or the medication adjustments that go with those, that division of space matters more than it sounds. The nervous system needs somewhere to go that is not a bedroom door.
The Mazor is staffed, close to the RECO Immersive campus, and grounded enough that the clinical work done each day has a real place to settle by evening. It is the arc of recovery held in a house that carries itself with quiet weight.
What lives here
Small comforts that quietly do a lot of work.
- 01 Two-story cream-and-terracotta Florida bungalow
- 02 Upstairs and downstairs bedrooms for privacy without isolation
- 03 Common area sized for real conversation, not display
- 04 Full kitchen for shared meals and evening decompression
- 05 Porch and yard for grounding practice and fresh air
- 06 Walking distance to RECO Immersive clinical campus
- 07 On-site residential staff and 24/7 support access
The setting
A closer look at The Mazor.
Real photographs of the residence — the rooms, the light, the ordinary corners of it.
Also on the property
Our other residence.
Considering The Mazor?
Talk with our admissions team.
Confidential, no obligation. We can walk you through the residence, the program, and whether it fits.
