Dedicated to providing Substance Abuse Treatment Services, the addiction treatment in this alcohol and drug rehab in Maple Lake, MN proudly extends these services to Substance abuse therapy, Transitional housing or halfway-house and Do not use medication for opioid addiction. Honoring special programs for those that investigate, the addiction treatment services in this facility use Persons with cooccurring emotional and substance misuse disorders and Adolescents.

With a wonderful deal of diligent research, top-performing therapy methods are selected and employed within the procedure programs that provide the best care for the patients. All these high-esteemed therapy methods are Cognitive/behavioral therapy, Dialectical behavioral therapy, Substance abuse counseling approach, 12step facilitation approach, Short intervention approach, Motivational interviewing, Anger direction and Relapse prevention.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Throughout treatment for addiction, patients proceed through immensely challenging phases that prove to be well-worth the time and energy. Throughout these stages, Maple Lake Recovery Center ensures to be adapting with a smoking policy that claims: Smoking not permitted. Extending valuable solutions to Man with at the Age Ranges of Children/adolescents.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Once acknowledged, patients undergo a thorough appraisal using a specialist addiction specialist from that a comprehensive, step by step addiction treatment plan is produced designating the procedure strategy and a number of their following treatment settings Residential and long-term residential.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

The addiction community includes lots of exceptionally intellectual and unique individuals that have revealed a lot of advancement using a chosen group of core therapy solutions that include:

In the event the disease of addiction has inflicted itself upon you personally, there's hope. May it's wind up struggling with a alcohol or drug addiction, or maybe the disease inflicted itself upon somebody you like, leaving you in the dust course of its torment, Maple Lake Recovery Center provides you with hope and opportunity.

Financing for that ability is currently available with the following methods Money or self-payment, State financed medical insurance policy other than Medicaid, Private medical insurance and Federal.

Finding the very best help you desperately need for your self or a loved one will make all the difference. If you are interested in the addiction treatment services provided in this drug and alcohol treatment center in Maple Lake, Minnesota, we highly encourage you to reach them out directly so that they may address your queries accordingly.

Maple Lake Recovery Center Reviews

Amazing Reviews:

Sort by:

Nindaanis Winonah Rasmussen

My family was harassed at this facility. I would recommend another treatment center thanks

dale olson

Nice staff with easy going family time for visiting

John Thompson

I was a client at maple lake recovery center and I promise you if you go here you will change I went there and I was a total different person and when I graduated I was a different man I have had no desire to use and I feel amazing thank you to all staff members and Jessica for yalls help love John Thompson

Andrew Toupal

UPDATE*** 1 year and 4 months sober*** So i learned a few things at mlrc, how to trash talk, how to fight, how to work on useless treatment packets, and that meeting helped me beyond my wildest dreams. I relapsed twice in this treatment center and it was super easy to do. there are certain staff that treat you like human being and actually care, and then there is staff that treat you like the dirt they walk on. this place is the worst place you can go to except for in two areas, the food was alright, fatty but tasted decent with alot of hot sauce. and you get to go to meetings as long as someone doesnt miss behave. i took my recovery serous, and when i left staff told me they thought i wouldnt make it and they passively taunted me. i am six months sober now and am doing better than ever. this place has left a scar. If you care about a loved one, this is not the place to send them. if they are not willing to try in recovery, this is definitely not the place. please, do not go here, i want to save as many kids as possible from feeling placed in a pecking order, bullied, put down. the list goes on. you can do it if you want. this place did not help. there is pictures of one of the counselors doing keg stands and partying and 95% naked on instagram. i could go on for days. i know every dark secret about this place. i went there for 160 days. just save yourself the trauma.

neal marky

I was a patient there at one point for close to 90days the staff was rude and the rules where redicilous ...let alone staff was very innapropriate sexualy and not the best concitions. And yes basically lame packet work which teaches you nothing. Dont send your loved one here ...plus tbe owner or operator dave was creppy ..

Susan Wimmergren

I was an employee at MLRC for boys..The staff are wonderful and they really work hard with these young boys..Everyone there is caring, empathetic, and always put those young men above anyone else and teach life skills.. I would recommend this treatment center for adolescents..

Derek Norsten

I wouldn\'t Maple Lake Recovery Center to anybody. The staff talk behind clients back and choose favorites. Treatment consists of working on a packet for roughly 20 minutes a day and then sharing what you learned in group therapy. Group therapy is a joke, I learned absolutely nothing here. They will hold a client back at least a week for a slight infraction such as making a crude joke. I requested many private sessions with my counselor, only to have them declined. MLRC wears a giant mask that they pull out in front of a clients parent. I learned two things here. One, meetings help a ton. Two, fake ones way through it until one makes it. I ask to learn about coping skills and their reply is \"what are your coping skills\" and I name them off and they say \"there you go\". MLRC made me want to use more than ever before. I request that you or your kid go somewhere else.

Patrick Moody

The recovery methods this facility uses are very ineffective. They make you shave yet the staff has beards. The Staff David Stein used to mock my weight and he used to \"Make sure the boys didn\'t wear boxers to sleep.\" by looking under their blanket if they are wearing boxers or not, while they were asleep. A couple clients woke up during this and stated their concerns to me. I have slight PTSD from this facility regarding alienation from the world and neglect while i was very ill. I used much more than before after leaving the facility to medicate the PTSD. If u want your child to be sent mixed messages, neglected and use more than before...than this is a perfect place to ruin there life. It wasn\'t til i went to another recovery center where i found my purpose in life...and remain sober...i still have nightmares of this place...it\'s been 3yrs

Jessica M

Maple Lake Recovery Center individualizes treatment for male and female adolescents ages 13 - 18 struggling with chemical dependency and co-occurring disorders.

Anonymous

This place does not practice Trauma Informed Care nor do they do not train the staff that spends a majority of the time with the kids what Trauma Informed Care consists of and what to avoid even though this is a relatively cheap and easy fix. The kids are yelled at, belongings are gone through without the client being present, the kids can only make one phone call a week while there, and they use outdated and punitive methods that exacerbate the symptomatology of the adolescent clients - a majority of which have survived trauma prior to arriving here. When asked by the kids, their families, and any potential employees about mental health professionals currently on staff there, all are told they are "in between mental health staff" and actively hiring for one - but they are not. If they are, why are there no postings seen on the popular job board sites frequented by licensed professionals as well as non-licensed people looking for work in the human services field (Indeed, Glass Door, Monster, Non-Profits Job Board or popular Facebook groups frequented by said folk? So that is not an accurate statement now, is it? When asked why the kids do not see a mental health professional despite the website stating one is currently on staff, they tell the kids and families that unless they are exhibiting mental health symptoms, the kids do not see a mental health practitioner. What??? So what symptoms do they exactly have to exhibit? Again, these are kids that have experienced trauma prior to coming here - some of which admit to self-mutilating behaviors. When service systems operating procedures do not use a trauma-informed approach, the possibility for triggering or exacerbating trauma symptoms and re-traumatizing individuals increases. And exactly that occurs here and it is not addressed, the kids' feelings and concerns are minimized and dismissed as are the parents and staff that question the practices here. The manner in which a system or organization views and responds to individual trauma (that of both clientele and staff) sets the stage for the degree of severity of the impact of trauma as well as the facilitation of the healing and recovery process.

Anonymous

This place does not practice Trauma Informed Care nor do they do not train the staff that spends a majority of the time with the kids what Trauma Informed Care consists of and what to avoid even though this is a relatively cheap and easy fix. The kids are yelled at, belongings are gone through without the client being present, the kids can only make one phone call a week while there, and they use outdated and punitive methods that exacerbate the symptomatology of the adolescent clients - a majority of which have survived trauma prior to arriving here. When asked by the kids, their families, and any potential employees about mental health professionals currently on staff there, all are told they are "in between mental health staff" and actively hiring for one - but they are not. If they are, why are there no postings seen on the popular job board sites frequented by licensed professionals as well as non-licensed people looking for work in the human services field (Indeed, Glass Door, Monster, Non-Profits Job Board or popular Facebook groups frequented by said folk? So that is not an accurate statement now, is it? When asked why the kids do not see a mental health professional despite the website stating one is currently on staff, they tell the kids and families that unless they are exhibiting mental health symptoms, the kids do not see a mental health practitioner. What??? So what symptoms do they exactly have to exhibit? Again, these are kids that have experienced trauma prior to coming here - some of which admit to self-mutilating behaviors. When service systems operating procedures do not use a trauma-informed approach, the possibility for triggering or exacerbating trauma symptoms and re-traumatizing individuals increases. And exactly that occurs here and it is not addressed, the kids' feelings and concerns are minimized and dismissed as are the parents and staff that question the practices here. The manner in which a system or organization views and responds to individual trauma (that of both clientele and staff) sets the stage for the degree of severity of the impact of trauma as well as the facilitation of the healing and recovery process.

Anonymous

This place does not practice Trauma Informed Care nor do they do not train the staff that spends a majority of the time with the kids what Trauma Informed Care consists of and what to avoid even though this is a relatively cheap and easy fix. The kids are yelled at, belongings are gone through without the client being present, the kids can only make one phone call a week while there, and they use outdated and punitive methods that exacerbate the symptomatology of the adolescent clients - a majority of which have survived trauma prior to arriving here. When asked by the kids, their families, and any potential employees about mental health professionals currently on staff there, all are told they are "in between mental health staff" and actively hiring for one - but they are not. If they are, why are there no postings seen on the popular job board sites frequented by licensed professionals as well as non-licensed people looking for work in the human services field (Indeed, Glass Door, Monster, Non-Profits Job Board or popular Facebook groups frequented by said folk? So that is not an accurate statement now, is it? When asked why the kids do not see a mental health professional despite the website stating one is currently on staff, they tell the kids and families that unless they are exhibiting mental health symptoms, the kids do not see a mental health practitioner. What??? So what symptoms do they exactly have to exhibit? Again, these are kids that have experienced trauma prior to coming here - some of which admit to self-mutilating behaviors. When service systems operating procedures do not use a trauma-informed approach, the possibility for triggering or exacerbating trauma symptoms and re-traumatizing individuals increases. And exactly that occurs here and it is not addressed, the kids' feelings and concerns are minimized and dismissed as are the parents and staff that question the practices here. The manner in which a system or organization views and responds to individual trauma (that of both clientele and staff) sets the stage for the degree of severity of the impact of trauma as well as the facilitation of the healing and recovery process.

Rate and Review Your Experience

Please select at least one star!

An error occured, please try again later.

Nearby Addiction Treatment Centers

Maple Lake Recovery Center

207 Division Street East, Maple Lake MN, 55358

Call now: 320-963-6865

http://www.mlrecovery.org

Claimed

Addiction Treatment Programs

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Maple Lake Recovery Center Reviews

Rate and Review Your Experience

Nearby Addiction Treatment Centers

Dimensions in Recovery

CBHH

Professional Counseling Center

Twin Cities Behavioral Health

Central Minnesota Mental Health Center

Prairie House Recovery