Specialized Programs

At EOSIS, we believe that effective recovery programs must be personalized to meet individual needs. Different populations face unique challenges and varying rates of addiction. That’s why we are committed to providing culturally responsive care in an inclusive and compassionate environment. Connecting with like-minded members of your recovery community will enhance your experience and support better outcomes.

Professionals

EOSIS provides an addiction treatment and recovery program for health care provider and other professionals. Our clinicians address the unique needs and specialized requirements for professionals facing regulatory and diversion board requirements to return to work. We focus on work-life balance, secondary trauma and navigating high risk situations in the work environment.

Addressing the recovery needs of licensed Professionals

High-performing professionals who live with addiction have unique treatment needs best met through a whole-person approach that embraces evidence-based best practices to address the physical, mental, emotional and occupational impacts of addiction.

Just like our standard residential treatment program, this program provides support for men and women who are dependent on or abuse alcohol or other drugs; are experiencing life problems with substance use or abuse; and those with co-occurring disorders and substance use/abuse related issues. Beyond that, this program offers personalized addiction treatment to meet the special needs of licensed professionals.

Caring for the Professional as a whole person

Our Professionals Program is offered at our Beauterre campus in Owatonna, MN. Upon admission to the Addiction Treatment for Professionals program, you’ll receive thorough assessments. In addition to chemical and medical assessments, you’ll receive personality evaluations and medication management.

These assessments are all carefully designed to guide a personalized care plan that integrates the most advanced treatment modalities based on the your unique needs to support your best outcomes. You’ll also receive specialized attention on identifying and defining unique work-related situations and aspects that impact your addictive behavior.

Your carefully structured day includes individual and group therapies based on the most advanced treatment models – including dialectical behavior therapy, health realization, cognitive behavioral therapies, 12 step, motivational interviewing, and SMART recovery. Specialized peer-group support and individualized work coping skills will address the unique needs of your professional situation.

Beauterre retreat center that provides a charming, sophisticated, and relaxed environment that fosters self-reflection, healing, and recovery. Our center helps you stay physically active, enjoying year-round activities including a fitness center, walking trails, basketball and tennis courts, a golf practice tee, and more.

Throughout your program, you and your loved ones will also receive important education, guidance and therapy to support your lifelong recovery. Family therapy and programs play a vital role in helping you and your loved ones understand addiction, learn new coping skills and begin rebuilding relationships.

Your continuing care plan will include carefully coordinated return-to-work assessment and preparation, along with support to meet regulatory and licensing requirements. Additionally, you will receive phone and online support for a year after your time at Beauterre, providing a lifeline to care and support that helps establish a firm foundation for lifelong recovery.

"I was broken, shaking and suicidal. My counselor took me under his wing. I felt he went above and beyond to get to some other root of my issues. I was ready to get sober, but I needed all the info I could get."

"By allowing myself time away and being provided the tools I needed in sobriety was exactly what I needed – especially the focus on mental health… I learned so much about myself and my behaviors and really found a true sense of self and confidence I hadn’t had in so long."

"After almost losing my life to addiction, the professional staff was able to send me off with the confidence and positivity I need in recovery. The driving range, walking trails, and great food made it a comfortable and relaxing stay."

Relapse Prevention Program

At EOSIS, we understand that relapse can be part of the addiction recovery journey. It offers a chance to adjust and seek renewed support for lasting recovery. This journey often includes ups and downs, and while you may have experienced periods of recovery, maintaining those changes can be challenging.

Our relapse prevention track teaches you to recognize emotional, physical, and mental signs of relapse while practicing coping skills. Clinicians will provide in-depth exercises, such as chain analysis of relapse and building a sober support network.

Our Relapse Prevention Program is offered at Beauterre, a beautiful estate with a charming, sophisticated, and relaxed environment that fosters self-reflection, healing, and recovery. Our center, located in Owatonna, Minnesota, helps you stay physically active, enjoying year-round activities including a fitness center, walking trails, basketball and tennis courts, a golf practice tee, and more.

Embracing Opportunity

We assess where you’re at in your respective journey. We evaluate your unique needs, with an emphasis on accurately assessing your situation, addressing new opportunities for change and helping you learn new ways to discover your long-term recovery.

Every admission includes assessments for substance use, medical, and mental health factors to guide your care plan. We’ll meet you where you are to integrate advanced treatments tailored to your needs, helping you address relapse and get back on track to recovery.

Even your continuing care plan will not only focus on your specific relapse triggers but also help you build new and effective coping skills, while identifying valuable community resources and family support systems that can play a crucial role in maintaining your recovery journey.

“I have been to many other places for my alcohol addiction but this is the only place where I felt absolutely at peace… I highly recommend Beauterre for anyone who is struggling and willing to change!”

“I have made some of the best of friends and they have become my family, my network, my support.”

"The schedule keeps you busy but also provides for down time too. The grounds are great to walk all year long and they also have a small gym with some cardio machines and weights. Highly highly recommend."

Co-Occurring Disorders: Understanding the Complex Relationship Between Addiction and Mental Health

In the world of mental health and addiction treatment, the term co-occurring disorders refers to the simultaneous presence of both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder (addiction). The complexity of these dual conditions presents unique challenges for diagnosis and treatment, as each disorder can impact the other, making it difficult to address both effectively without a comprehensive, integrated approach.

What Are Co-Occurring Disorders?

Co-occurring disorders, also known as dual diagnosis, occur when an individual experiences both a mental health disorder (such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia) and a substance use disorder (such as alcoholism, drug addiction, or prescription drug abuse). These disorders can develop independently, but more often than not, they are interrelated and influence one another in a vicious cycle.

For example, a person with generalized anxiety disorder may use alcohol to self-medicate, leading to alcohol dependency, which in turn exacerbates anxiety symptoms. Similarly, an individual with bipolar disorder may turn to drugs like cocaine or methamphetamine to regulate mood swings, worsening their mental health condition.

The relationship between addiction and mental health disorders is complex, and one can either trigger or worsen the other, creating a feedback loop that is challenging to break without proper treatment.

That’s why at EOSIS, our residential locations are licensed as co-occurring programs. That means that when you come to one of our facilities, you’ll have both addiction counselors and mental health counselors coordinating your care and treatment to address both conditions at the same time, giving you the best chance at lifelong recovery.

"The MHP staff was amazing. Mary my MHP really listen and understood me. My counselor Jessica was awesome and the one on ones we had helped me understand more about my addiction and she got me on my way to a new life."

"My counselor and MHP's willingness to help me get the most out of this program and availability for me to work with them outside of normal programming hours as needed. Additionally the staff in general did a great job for me here. People who weren't necessarily assigned to me still provided me with the assistance I needed and were available for additional help and support."

"Groups were small. I felt I received enough time with my counselor to complete my treatment and aftercare plan. I was blessed to meet some amazing friends here."

"The programming especially mending broken hearts....you can tell the r.s really care ...the councilors are amazing, josh is amazing...I really am grateful I got the chance to come here"

Providing Addiction Treatment for Justice-Involved Individuals: A Pathway to Rehabilitation and Reintegration

Addiction is a pervasive issue that affects individuals from all walks of life, including those who have come into contact with the criminal justice system. Justice-involved individuals—those who are incarcerated, on probation, or involved in the legal system—often face significant barriers to recovery, making them particularly vulnerable to the cyclical nature of substance abuse and crime. For many, addiction is both a contributing factor to their involvement in the justice system and a consequence of their criminal behavior. Addressing addiction among justice-involved individuals is crucial not only for their personal recovery but also for reducing recidivism, improving public safety, and fostering successful reintegration into society.

Additionally, many individuals involved in the justice system have co-occurring mental health disorders, such as depression, anxiety, or PTSD, which often fuel or are exacerbated by their substance use. This combination of mental health and addiction issues requires a comprehensive, integrated treatment approach to ensure the best outcomes.

Licensed by the state of Minnesota as a co-occurring facility, our Twin Town center in St. Paul, MN treats both substance use and mental health disorders at the same time, giving you the best chance at lifelong recovery. Our on-site medical staff is also part of our multidisciplinary team, providing medications to ease the discomfort of withdrawal and cravings, and also providing ongoing support to help you manage any physical or mental health needs you may have.

Moral Reconation Therapy

In addition to other evidence-based therapies, Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) is used to focus on the moral aspects of addiction and the social consequences that may be associated with using alcohol and other drugs. It is a cognitive-behavioral approach that treats substance use disorders, trauma, domestic violence and more.

"I loved the classes we had and I loved the staff and I loved how successful his place has helped me to be."

"Staff was very polite and understanding. I honestly liked my counselor a lot. This was my first treatment experience and everyone from the peers to recovery specialists were great."

"My counselor Omika was outstanding. My primary group was excellent and I wish I had more of that. Also, the tech staff was incredible."

"The staff was very knowledgeable about helping me get to the base of my problems. Also in giving me ways to combat it. I love the spiritual push they gave me."

"The staff, the brotherhood I have made here they taught me a lot about myself and also brought me happiness with the people I have had relationships with."

"That the staff truly do care about every single patient in their care. It feels like they come here because they love their jobs. They also have a true passion for passing on the message of recovery. The group cohesion amongst the staff is a clear indicator of a flourishing program."

Addiction Treatment for LGBTQ+: Addressing Unique Challenges and Promoting Inclusive Care

Addiction is a complex, multifaceted condition that can affect anyone, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. However, for individuals within the LGBTQ+ community, the journey to recovery often involves additional layers of complexity. Discrimination, stigma, societal rejection, and unique mental health challenges all contribute to an increased vulnerability to substance use and addiction. Understanding these factors is essential in creating effective, inclusive treatment plans that support LGBTQ+ individuals in their recovery journey.

The Intersection of Addiction and LGBTQ+ Identity

The relationship between addiction and LGBTQ+ identity is complex and often intertwined with the unique struggles members of this community face. For many LGBTQ+ individuals, substance use is seen as a way to manage the stress caused by societal rejection, bullying, or emotional pain stemming from their identities. Additionally, substance use can serve as a way to cope with trauma, such as violence or discrimination, often experienced by those within the LGBTQ+ community.

When seeking addiction treatment, it is crucial that LGBTQ+ individuals find programs that are affirming, non-judgmental, and culturally competent. The treatment process should be designed to address both the addiction and the underlying emotional, social, and psychological challenges that are unique to the LGBTQ+ experience.

At EOSIS Latitudes, we provide this culturally responsive treatment for the LGBTQ+ community. Licensed by the state of Minnesota as a co-occurring facility, our Latitudes center in St. Paul, MN treats both substance use and mental health disorders at the same time, giving you the best chance at lifelong recovery. Our on-site medical staff is also part of our multidisciplinary team, providing medications to ease the discomfort of withdrawal and cravings, and also providing ongoing support to help you manage any physical or mental health needs you may have.

We can help you with things like STD/HIV testing, non-emergency transportation to outside appointments and anything else you need to give you the best chance at lifelong recovery. Our facility is beautiful and large, and you’ll have access to staff as our staff to patient ratio is small. Be your true self—we’re here to support you every step of the way.

"THIS PLACE HAS A GIANT HEART. The individual focus of care is evident. I was presented with multiple options regarding my care and the assignments given were tailored to me and rarely generic. Staff was ALWAYS available for questions when needed. My recommendation could not be higher."

"I loved everything about this program. I learned about the LGBT community and was welcomed with open arms. What i liked most about this program was how nice the staff are and how they can be understanding and caring. I love you latitudes."

"The very freeing feeling of being able to drop my walls of being a 'gay person' in a straight world, and work on our substance abuse issues!"

"My counselor helped me tremendously. He listened and talked to me when I needed to talk. He would also play soccer and catch with me."

"I liked that it was a smaller program. I could tell the staff genuinely cares about us. They really went the extra mile to ensure we are prepared for the next part of our journey."

RESIDENTIAL CENTERS

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RESIDENTIAL CENTERS

Co-Ed

Men's

Women's

LGBTQ+

OUTPATIENT CENTERS

Co-Ed

Men's

DETOX CENTERS

Co-Ed