Name: Beauterre Recovery Institute
Address: 2480 South County Road 45, Owatonna, MN, 55060
Telephone: 612-454-2130
Rating: 2.9091

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Providing Substance Abuse Treatment Services services, this drug and alcohol rehab in Owatonna, MN is well-equipped in taking on patients who are looking for that light at the end of the tunnel. Beauterre Recovery Institute is dedicated to helping addicts who require Substance abuse treatment , Buprenorphine used in treatment, Naltrexone (oral), Vivitrol (injectable Naltrexone), Do not use medication for opioid addiction , Acamprosate(Campral), Disulfiram(Antabuse) and Medications for psychiatric disorders).

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Treating Female and Male within Young adults and Adults, this substance abuse treatment center offers their services utilizing effective treatment approaches that patients will benefit and trust that they are receiving the customized care and attention needed for a successful and full recovery. The following are the treatment approaches used:

Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavioral therapy
Substance abuse counseling approach
Trauma-related counseling
Rational emotive behavioral therapy
12-step facilitation approach
Brief intervention approach
Contingency management/motivational incentive
Motivational interviewing
Anger management
Martix Model
Relapse prevention

The addiction treatment programs at this facility are provided within the effective settings of Residential, Short-term residential and Computerized treatment. Patients can trust they are getting the quality treatment for addiction in Owatonna, MN necessary for a life-long recovery.

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab

There is a smoking policy and it is Smoking permitted in designated area.

Special programs and groups are supported here that cater to each challenge a patient may be struggling with. The special groups and programs at this drug and alcohol treatment facility are:

Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders
Lesbian
Veterans
Active duty military
Military families
Clients referred from the court/judicial system
Seniors or older adults
Pregnant/postpartum women
Adult women
Adult men
Persons with HIV or AIDS
Persons who have experienced trauma
Persons who have experienced sexual abuse
Persons who have experienced intimate partner violence
Transitional age young adults

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

Beauterre Recovery Institute includes a number of ancillary services to make all this happen. Unique services that contribute to each patient's unique needs and requirements and bring on so many success stories. These services include:

Case management
Consumer-run (peer-support) services
Nicotine replacement therapy
Non-nicotine smoking/tobacco cessation medications
Screening for tobacco use
Smoking/tobacco cessation counselling
Individual counseling offered
Group counseling offered
Family counseling offered
Marital/couples counseling offered
Aftercare/continuing care
Acupuncture
Treatment for non-substance abuse addiction disorder
Assistance with obtaining social services
Breath analyzer or blood alcohol testing
Comprehensive mental health assessment
Comprehensive substance abuse assessment
Drug or alcohol urine screening
Discharge Planning
Domestic violence services - family or partner
HIV or AIDS education
Health education services other than HIV/AIDS or hepatitis
HIV testing
Mental health services
Outreach to persons in the community
Substance abuse education
Screening for Hepatitis B
Screening for Hepatitis C
Self-help groups
Screening for mental health disorders
Screening for substance abuse
Social skills development
STD testing
Transportation assistance
Hepatitis education
TB screening

Investing in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction could save your or a loved one's life. Beauterre Recovery Institute offers financing with the following methods; Cash or self-payment, Private health insurance and IHS/Tribal/Urban (ITU) funds.

All the valuable services provided at this addiction treatment center instill the tools and life-skills needed to achieve life-long recovery. If you need more information on this facility, we encourage you to reach out to them, so they may educate you about their services.

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shelly coye

My son is currently at Beauterre and I am very impressed. He calls me everyday and says Beauterre is the best. He has had all of his medical needs met and the staff are amazing. He has his own personal recovery program and will be coming home next week. I can\'t say enough good things about Beautterre. If your child is suffering with addiction this is the place to take them. Thank you to all the wonderful staff. I am forever grateful.

Sean Esslinger

Beauterre is a facility that cares about the little things and making sure that your needs are met. Problems are addressed the right way, the staff is INCREDIBLY nice and sincere, love what they do, and are KNOWLEDGEABLE. The rooms are fantastic, the people and experiences I had there won\'t be forgotten. Loads of activities on site. I would recommend this facility and it\'s approach very highly.

Chad B

I completed 28 days at this facility and It was honestly hard to say goodbye . Beauterre is a place of hope , guidance and trust . I can\'t thank the staff enough. From the RS\'s to the program director it has been a privilege to meet each and every one of them . Big shout out to my counselor Brianna who I hope one day I can look back and tell my daughter when she gets older that Brianna was a huge part of my life changing success. My Therapist Graide (hope spelling is right) she also has helped me look at situations from a different perspective and I\'m very grateful for the time we had together . If you are serious about your recovery or even optimistic then please give this program an opportunity to change your life for the better . They deserve a 10 star rating !! One last thing When you arrive you will meet one of the kindest, coolest person for your intake named Sean. Thanks again Beauterre!!

Jane Hickethier

HORRIBLE! I never received the email about where it was located and information or a packing list. Upon arrival, they claimed to have no idea I was coming, when I was told to come in between 10 and 11, and I made it very clear I would be there. The administration process took THREE employees over an hour and I wasn\'t even admitted. I was told it\'d be done the following day. I was supposed to detox but they decided that wasn\'t going to happen. When I expressed that I was highly unimpressed they just said they understood the anxiety. Completely invalidating. They wanted to sign me up for some \"men seeking safety\" class and I am a woman! They were so incredibly disorganized and had zero clue what was going on. The nurse who took my blood pressure needed multiple attempts. They gave me Valium (and a high dose) when I wasn\'t even admitted. I chose to leave because there was nothing good about the place. When I got my phone back it was labeled with a completely different name and date of birth. If you\'re considering Beauterre, don\'t!

pamela roalstad

I have been here for 3 wks now and I am here to tell you what an AMAZING place! I have been to probably 13 other treatments and never in all those times have I had the experience as I have this time. The staff here truly cares about each and every one of us that comes through here, no matter what our walk before this was. Every one has their own story of how we got here and I can honestly say that I will miss this place when I go home. I know that I am walking out with ALL the tools I will need to push forward in my recovery! Thank you Beauterre for all the care and concern, all the patience you have shown, and for the best treatment I have ever experienced!!! Thank you and I will never forget where I came from....God Bless

Roy Bennett

Find another facility! Beauterre looks and sounds fantastic on their website. Pro\'s- food and hotel style rooms, beautiful facility. Con\'s- residential care staff-constant room changes with no notice, they are more focused on getting their daily $1000 per head then quality program delivery and patient care, most patients are there instead of serving time in jail, majority patient population is under 25, and unsafe environment- was assaulted by another patient and not helped for 2 days, low paid staff with little credentials and often understaffed particularly on weekends, many patients have possessions stolen and staff doesn\'t care, counselors are too busy to properly counsel number of patients under their care, dual diagnosis and mental health care is poor, they apply rules inconsistently, men receive much better treatment then woman likely because facility is dominated by male patient population 70%. Nurse turnover is so high its dis-organized but they do try hard. I had high hopes for a promised holistic health and wellness program when I went and arrived home in worse condition then when I arrived. Carissa and residential services department is uncaring and the right hand and the left hand don\'t know what they are doing. Majority of patients are there on public assistance which was surprising since I was paying $1000 per day. It was a very disappointing experience especially because this could be a first rate facility in MN. The best staff were the women who cleaned the rooms, the dining room staff, a few people at the front desk and David one of the mental health counselors. The facility owes me money for overpayment up front and getting my refund is still unresolved. Its really too bad. There is potential, just not the proper leadership.

Marie Jorissen

This is a wonderful place to recover from Alcohol & chemical dependency. They have a wonderful team of employees to help you deal with the dependency & copping skills. They have a diversified programs.

Harrison Paige

Beauterre apparently likes to pride themselves on selective enforcement of rules and regulations. Example: staff at Beauterre allowed a woman who ordered drugs online with Beauterre computers to go back to the facility after this woman and her friends all got high in the facility. However, when it comes to their LGBT population, rules are not so lenient. It isn\'t possible to re-admit to the facility if you are LGBT and break one of their rules regardless of how much time has elapsed, how much you change as an individual, or how badly you need the help. If you are gay, I would suggest you find somewhere else to go. Beauterre doesn\'t care. They also have no idea how to handle mental health problems properly. Don\'t go there if you are dual-diagnosis

timothy johnson

I attended Beauterre alittle over a year ago. From January-Febuary 2018. 1st time in rehab for alcohol addiction I went in with an open mind. Place has a \"hotel\" style per rooms(2 people to a room),except if you want your own room it\'s an extra 300 per day. Food was good and ladies do clean your room daily. Staff was ok...especially Dale(thanks for everything),the director Seth was an ok guy but to me felt like a used car salesman...bunch of broken promises. My counselor Mark was hard-nosed (if he didn\'t agree to what your homework assignment answers were....do it again!!!)and I did at least 3 assignments over. If you do attend ask for Tattoo Mike as your counselor!!! Jo the yoga instructor was good in the am time. I\'ve failed since leaving that place but would i go back.....NO. i personally did drop the ball with IOP when leaving but what did i really learn while being there.....DONT DRINK AND WHAT ARE YOUR TRIGGERS AND COPING SKILLS? Posted by Timmy for all those whom were there with me

Patricia LeTourneau

Fancy place. They don\'t know how to help people with personality disorders. Little to no mental health help. No medication management help. You better believe in God because it will be shoved down your throat. They only support AA. No help finding NA, CMA, MA, SAA, or any other groups. No idea how to deal with GLBT people.

Crystal Miller

I actually miss being at beauterre! The classes were very beneficial and they taught me all the tools I need to stay sober and I have never felt more comfortable in a treatment facility!!!

Thaddaeus Romberg

Promised mental health care. Instead I found the entire facility was staffed by a bunch of jesus jumping local slack jawed yokels who\'s only answer was AA and a higher power.

Steph Miller

The most amazing place in the world. I was one of the first clients there. While a new company, the staff became my family. The alumni is amazing too. We are in contact with each other through social media and meetings. I learned so much about myself while there. I have been to many other places for my alcohol addiction but this is the only place where I felt absolutely at peace. It was because of the wonderful staff and my peers. I will be forever grateful for my experience at Beauterre. I highly recommend it for anyone who is struggling and willing to change!

Linnea tucker

Amazing facility, staff, and boarding. They treated you like a person and not just a number. I am proud to say I am 101 days sober, with the help of my higher power and the love and support from the staff and client and friends in AA/NA/ other support groups. It\'s not always easy, but it does get better. You gotta work for it.

Douglas Olson

My son was admitted to Beauterre following an overdose in January of 2016. The culinary menu was amazing, however the addiction and mental health Care was lacking. He relapsed shortly after being released, and sadly we sent him back. During his second stay, he was medicated to keep him quiet. He never received the mental health Care he required. Shortly after being released he died of an opioid overdose. We as his family that fought for him are devistated by the loss. I would advise you to reasurch other options before sending your Loved ones to this facility.

elise swager

My loved one came here after failed treatment at Hazelden. They have been clean for 6 months. The facility is amazing. The staff are wonderful and very hands on with family. Would definitely recommend.

sharre spooner

This was a miracle . Never heard of this facility and a Placement Company recommended Beauterre. So glad we chose this place for my daughter who had recently Overdosed on Opiates. The facility is amazing for the clients and family. I would highly suggest attending the Family Informational meeting, I have lived my life surrounded by addicts and 3 out of my 4 children have had addiction problems resulting in Inpatient Treatment. I have never encountered a place that focus\'s on the Science of Addiction and giving you the tools to make the right choices. NO FACILITY can make you STOP using!! You are given tools , understanding and coping mechanisms , what you do with that is your choice!!! Beauterre is by far the best facility that we have encountered and we have been to the best of Minnesota .. Thank you Beauterre for giving my family and daughter the tools that we need to ALL be successful.

Larry Pratt

My wife came out of here blaming her environment for her problems while coming home to the environment she felt was the problem. While being told she had a disease called addiction. She did no follow up. And soon relapsed worse then before.

Melissa Franklin Korpal

Beauterre promotes themselves as providing chemical dependency and mental health services to treat the whole person. They publish information about comorbidity, and promise a neuropsychological assessment for all patients, promoting a \"one stop shop\", but their promises and what they deliver are diametrically opposed. My daughter went to their program for help in both areas, but they never addressed the mental health issues in any way other than to medicate her haphazardly. When behaviors started to occur because her borderline personality disorder wasn\'t being treated, they shipped her 6 hours away to another of their facilities, even though Mayo Clinic was only 45 minutes away. Then when she told them she no longer had suicidal ideation (the next day), I got the call to pick her up. They transported her there, didn\'t even tell me she was gone until 90 minutes after they left with her, and we never got a choice. Suddenly she had \"successfully completed\" the chemical dependency program she wasn\'t near completion with, and the plan for a sober house was conveniently forgotten as well. They sell you the world to get your loved one admitted, and don\'t deliver. It\'s a great estate with lots of upscale features so your loved one feels life they\'re on a spa-cation, but it\'s a waste of time and money. Be wary and look at Hazelton instead, it could save your loved ones life!

Mark Trudeau

While I don’t normally like to put my business out on the internet for all to see, I’ve been seeing some negative reviews of a place that changed me forever. I attended Beauterre in May of 2015 and have sober ever since. That’s not to say I am cured or even close to it. I work hard everyday to maintain a status quo that involves sobriety. Beauterre showed me how to enjoy sobriety. It gave me tools to use in situations that I used to turn to alcohol. I learned to be ok with myself, knowing that is not perfect. I learned to connect with people on a level more than “what can I get from you.” I was shown a better way to live. I am in constant contact for the last 2.5 years with alumni and people I met because of Beauterre. Treatment facilities, in my opinion, are not there to guarantee sobriety. Treatment facilities get you started down the road of happiness. I chose Beauterre because I needed to go somewhere and hey had a bed. I have been through 6 treatments and tried to do it on my own. It wasn’t until Beauterre that I was able to accept myself and my disease. The staff had an energy that let me know it was going to be ok. They were trying different techniques and therapies. They were willing to take true risk on me if I was willing to give them a chance. The accommodations were fantastic and I truly live a better way now. Beauterre didn’t save my life. It changed my life. To all those still suffering, the opposite of addiction is connection. Beauterre is my connection

ernest schober

Beauterre is infinitely better than Hazelden. Don\'t listen to the hatemonger badgering about \"no medical staff\" . They have highly qualified medical staff that assist with everything barring something you would need hospitalization for. They have overqualified counselors offering a broad spectrum of recovery approaches to help any individual get clean and stay clean. No place is perfect, but if you are adult enough to advocate for yourself, there is no better program in our region. Having been to many different programs, of this I am 100% certain. The food is 5 star. And you get accupuncture, and massage.. What what more could you ask for? Beauterre helped me save and take charge of my own life and I owe them everything. I put in hard work knowing that no one can keep me sober but me, but Beauterre certainly helped me get my glow back: Mike,Tracy, Sean, James, and Kayla especially! Beauterre will always be a part of me, and now being alumni, I intend to remain a part of it.

John Vance

Unbelievably inept organization.. THEY HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THEY ARE DOING.. DON\'T RISK YOUR LOVE ONE\'S LIFE!!! Minimal and UNEDUCATED staff, no medical staff on site at all, they advertise medical detox but my loved one was left in excruciating pain and in a medical crisis .. oh but here look at this great ivy on the walls! This place is all marketing and no actual expertise.. how about a few less horses and MORE ACTUAL MEDICAL STAFF. This place is negligence on a whole new level.. don\'t be fooled by the pretty website

Steve Marshall

It is an upscale spa, not a treatment facility that understands mental health, addiction or how mental health and addiction can intertwine with each other. When we called the facility lots of promises were made for my daughter, which sounded amazing, and one promise was made after 45 days of treatment, which my daughter needed to request for several times. Sadly my daughter is no longer here for her children, they lost their mother from addiction shortly after graduating from beauterre. My wonderful grandchildren now need to grow up without a mother and the therapy process has started for them. Please learn by others mistakes, please, please don\'t send your loved one here. My mistake is that I couldn\'t guide my daughter going to Hazelden for treatment.

Bobby Long

Very comfortable. They try to be all things to all people and don\'t do many of them well. They aren\'t twelve steps which has its goods and its bads. The staff is so/so.

Kells bells

To those who call the facility just trying to get a moment to talk to a loved one, I suggest doing it during the day. The day lady was sweet as pie. However, the lady at night was about as sweet as a troll.

Stacey Veerkamp

Beauterre didn\'t just save my life from drugs and addiction, it opened my mind, heart and soul to who I am and who I want to be. If you are looking to change your life and will open your mind and eyes to the fact that you do have to change (not everyone else changing for you) then you will get what you need from Beauterre. This facility is beyond amazing...the staff, the accomodations, the program...it was a retreat. I have made some of the best of friends and they hAve become my family, my network, my support. As addicts we want to control everything and expect everyone to do what we want....not how life works. You don\'t have control and that\'s ok. The staff was caring and if you give them the respect they deserve for doing their job, you will learn so much from them. My councelor worked on a specific program for me...grief (um yes, grief can trigger addiction). Others in our group had something different - customized to the person not the problem. And when you leave, you can have just as much support from the other graduates...or as little. Hands down the best facility for me!

Jeff Hermann

Life saving, life changing experience.

Ellie F

I attended this program 3 years ago for 29 days. I will tell you that it is a gorgeous facility on beautiful property. The food is amazing and the grounds are so nice to spend time in. What I was so frustrated with was the constant changing of rooms (sometime without notice) which included me in 3 different rooms with 4 different roommates in my 29 days. The group sessions seemed so dialed in and more like checking a box than digging into issues. The 1:1 sessions were weak at best and were very few and far between. For 30K for a 28 day stay, I was very disappointed. Being in my late 40s and really wanting to dig into my alcoholism I foudn myself surrounded by the drama of mostly 20 somethings dealing with sex and meth addictions who had zero respect for trying to get better. In the end, I know they mean well, but they fall short.

Ellie F

Joan K

A family member checked out the web site and thought this was the place for her to get well. Buyer beware! She was there a week and was being bullied and threatened by a male in ''treatment'', which they did nothing about. Their solution was they wanted to send her to another facility late in the evening. As you can imagine she was very upset and frightened by that. She chose to leave the facility after 1 week. They didn't seem to have a problem talking with me about her when they called me, her grandmother, to get the $2500.00 fee but not nearly as helpful when I wanted to talk to her during this crisis. Then they just kept repeating the ole Hippa thing. I'm aware of Hippa, I worked in the medical field for 20+ years. They also did not seem to have any real medical staff. They took her off all her legit meds cold turkey, and then said "Oh, shit" when she told then she hadn't slept in 4 nights. I asked them to refund $2000.00 since she was only there a week, they offered me $42.00. Here's a peek at their professionalism. When I tried to call that night, someone answered the phone and said, "What's up big dog." Don't waste your time, money or you loved one's life dealing with these people. Whoever is backing this place better do some homework. It seems they have no licensed medical professionals. I think its staffs' credentials need to be looked into.

Joan K

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