About Minnesota Adult & Teen Challenge – Duluth Campus – Duluth
Minnesota Adult and Teen Challenge’s Duluth campus provides care to clients from northern Minnesota in a safe environment where you can heal and work through the root causes of your addiction. Duluth, Minnesota is a port city on Lake Superior known for its maritime history and stunning natural beauty. Duluth has a vibrant arts community and year round activities making it a popular destination and a fantastic place to begin your new life in recovery.
The residential treatment at the Duluth campus is a 90 day program for men using a four level faith based recovery program. While in the residential program, men have access to licensed mental health services too and there are telehealth outpatient options for men and women.
The residential treatment option may be the first step you take toward a changed and healthy life. The supportive and qualified staff are either licensed clinicians or past patients who understand exactly what you’re going through.
During your 45 to 90 day program, you’ll receive evidence based and trauma informed treatment with licensed therapists who are trained in treating addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. The program provides a safe, supportive, and healing environment staffed 24/7. Your program will have a full-time schedule of therapy sessions, psychoeducation, therapeutic outings, and life skills groups.
If you have opioid use disorder, this treatment center offers a specialized opioid treatment program to address the unique needs of opioid addiction. Your program will integrate evidence based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy with mental and chemical health services. There is a faith based track or secular treatment options.
Their holistic approach will address your physical, emotional and spiritual needs within individual and group counseling sessions. They also recognize that your addiction has affected your family unit as well. Family education and family therapy are available to help you return to a supportive environment.
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