Living in Sobriety
Continuing Care For Graduates and Alumni
We’re here to support you as you move forward with your life. We offer the tools and resources like; peer support, housing contacts, employment contacts, church options and Outpatient Counseling needed after you’ve finished your program to help with lifelong sobriety. If you have any questions about aftercare please contact the Programs Department at aftercare@mntc.org.
For people who need substance use disorder treatment that fits into their life, we offer a licensed outpatient program with convenient morning and evening hours to fit a busy schedule
Outpatient Services throughout Minnesota
For more information, fill out the form below or contact our
Admissions team at 612-FREEDOM (612-373-3366).
Outpatient Options That Fit In Your Life
Clients are provided with a supportive community, a faith-based track (available upon request), and multiple payment options including self-pay, insurance, or county funding. The program is approximately 40 group sessions, three or four groups a week, depending on location.
- Individualized treatment plans
- Individual and group counseling
- Integrates faith based and evidenced based substance use disorder treatment approaches
* Services not available at all locations.
AM Co-ed Group – M, T, W, TH – 9am-12pm
PM Co-ed Group – M, T, W, TH – 6pm-9pm
Groups are available in person and by Zoom.
AM Co-ed Groups– M, T, TH, F – 9am-12pm
PM Co-ed Groups – M, T, TH – 5:30-8:30pm
Contact number for assessments and intake: 507.218.3460
ADDRESS:
40 16th St. SE
Rochester, MN 55904
Spanish Speaking Co-ed Group – M, T, TH – 5:30-8:30pm
Contact number for Spanish Speaking counselor: 507.218.3489
ADDRESS:
1530 Assisi Drive NW
Rochester, MN 55901
AM Co-ed Group – M, T, W, TH – 9am-12pm
PM Co-ed Group – M, T, W, TH – 5pm-8pm
Contact number for assessments and intake: 320.421.9312
ADDRESS:
625 Broadway Street
Alexandria, MN 56308
Our outpatient programs provide a community for those seeking flexible treatment options as well as those who may want additional support in their ongoing recovery.