Turtle Mountain Recovery Center

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Comprehensive & culturally responsive recovery center with various levels of care for addiction treatment
Donations here: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/QEJMKXDT7SDC2

Congratulations to Daniel on 2 years of recovery!This milestone carries special meaning as he honors the legacy of his A...
04/08/2026

Congratulations to Daniel on 2 years of recovery!

This milestone carries special meaning as he honors the legacy of his Auntie, Joan, our former Executive Director, whose impact continues to be felt every day.

We’re proud to have Daniel on our team and excited to see him continue to grow, recently stepping into a full-time role in security.

We enjoyed connecting with families and children during last week’s Easter Eggstravaganza and sharing toy giveaways with...
04/05/2026

We enjoyed connecting with families and children during last week’s Easter Eggstravaganza and sharing toy giveaways with the community.

We were grateful to everyone who stopped by our booth and to those who helped welcome families, engage with children, and make the event a meaningful experience for the community. 💛

We are proud to recognize Lacey for her continued dedication and growth at Turtle Mountain Recovery Center!As the first ...
04/02/2026

We are proud to recognize Lacey for her continued dedication and growth at Turtle Mountain Recovery Center!

As the first face you see when entering TMRC, Lacey plays a vital role at our front desk—welcoming individuals, assisting with initial screenings, and supporting daily operations across the program. Her compassion and professionalism set the tone for everyone who walks through our doors.

Please join us in congratulating Lacey on earning her Certified Peer Support Specialist certification, as well as celebrating her one-year anniversary with TMRC!

Thank you, Lacey, for all that you do—we are grateful to have you on our team.

04/02/2026

⚠️ EVENT RESCHEDULED

Due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict, the Turtle Mountain Recovery Center’s 1-Year Anniversary Sobriety Powwow originally scheduled for Friday, April 17 has been postponed.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding as we work to reschedule this important celebration.

This event means a great deal to our community, and we remain committed to honoring the strength of those in recovery.

A new date will be announced soon.
If you have any questions, please contact us at 701-477-8931.

Thank you for your continued support.

One year ago today, life looked very different. Today, George-who works in maintenance at TMRC-is celebrating one year ...
03/24/2026

One year ago today, life looked very different.

Today, George-who works in maintenance at TMRC-is celebrating one year of recovery.

Proud of you, George. Keep proving them wrong.

Today, we’re proud to celebrate Bryan, our Facilities Manager at TMRC, on reaching 4 years of sobriety.Bryan’s journey i...
03/20/2026

Today, we’re proud to celebrate Bryan, our Facilities Manager at TMRC, on reaching 4 years of sobriety.

Bryan’s journey is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible and that each day brings the opportunity for a new beginning.

Thank you, Bryan, for the dedication you bring to our team and for being an example of hope and resilience.

Please join us in congratulating him on this incredible milestone.

In recognition of Social Work Month, we’re proud to highlight three amazing members of our team.Nichole, Jamie, and Jerr...
03/17/2026

In recognition of Social Work Month, we’re proud to highlight three amazing members of our team.

Nichole, Jamie, and Jerrica—thank you for the care, patience, and heart you bring to your work every single day. We’re grateful for the difference you make at TMRC!

We were honored to take part in the 40th Annual Turtle Mountain Family Week Awards Banquet. Family Week is always a spec...
03/06/2026

We were honored to take part in the 40th Annual Turtle Mountain Family Week Awards Banquet. Family Week is always a special time for our community as families, organizations, and community members come together to celebrate the importance of family, culture, and supporting one another.

During the banquet, many individuals, families, organizations, and businesses were recognized for the positive impact they make in our community. We want to acknowledge all those who were nominated across the many award categories. Being nominated reflects the dedication and care so many people bring to our community every day.

We are especially proud of our Turtle Mountain Recovery Center (TMRC) team members who were recognized during the evening. Julie Cain was honored as Elder of the Year, and Mike Davis received the Hero of the Year award. TMRC was also humbled to be nominated for Business of the Year and recognized as 2nd place Organization of the Year.

One of the most meaningful moments of the evening was seeing our TMRC clients who completed the program and were reunited with their children recognized. Watching those families stand together was a powerful reminder of the strength, courage, and commitment it takes to rebuild families and continue the path of recovery.

We would also like to acknowledge two of our TMRC board members who were recognized during the evening. Your leadership and support help guide the work we do every day.

Family Week is truly a community effort. Thank you to everyone who helped organize and support the many activities throughout the week — from the cardboard sled race, soup contest, talent show, craft show, community breakfast, and all the other events that brought people together. We also want to thank the many volunteers, community members, and local businesses who helped make the week such a success.

Congratulations again to all nominees and honorees, and thank you to everyone who helped make this year’s Turtle Mountain Family Week another meaningful celebration of family and community.

Clients and some team members at TMRC participated in a hands-on cultural activity creating their own dreamcatchers. Usi...
03/05/2026

Clients and some team members at TMRC participated in a hands-on cultural activity creating their own dreamcatchers. Using natural materials such as red willow branches and traditional plant fibers, everyone worked together to bend, weave, and tie their frames while learning about the meaning behind dreamcatchers.

Clients also learned about the traditional uses of certain plants, including red willow bark, which has long been used in ceremonial to***co blends and cultural practices.
It was great to see everyone engaged and proud of the dreamcatchers they created.

We’d like to thank the Turtle Mountain Chippewa Heritage Center and the Brenda Slater family for offering a session on p...
02/05/2026

We’d like to thank the Turtle Mountain Chippewa Heritage Center and the Brenda Slater family for offering a session on powwow styles, footwork, stories, and drumming.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to attend and learn powwow footwork and dance styles.

✨ Family Week Health Fair – Awards Day ✨Family reunification is one of the most meaningful milestones in the recovery jo...
02/04/2026

✨ Family Week Health Fair – Awards Day ✨

Family reunification is one of the most meaningful milestones in the recovery journey. During the upcoming Family Week Health Fair in Belcourt, TMRC will be honoring individuals whose hard work and dedication have led to reunification with their children and stronger family connections.

This Awards Day is an opportunity to celebrate resilience, responsibility, and the hope that comes with rebuilding family bonds.

If you are a former TMRC client who has successfully reunified with your children and believe you may be eligible for this recognition, please reach out via private message to Mike Davis or Chanie Larocque. To protect confidentiality, we ask that you do not comment publicly on this post.

We look forward to celebrating these journeys together during Family Week and honoring the strength of families within our community. 💙

Turtle Mountain Recovery Center was honored to participate in the Resilient Pathways Holistic Health Expo focused on com...
01/30/2026

Turtle Mountain Recovery Center was honored to participate in the Resilient Pathways Holistic Health Expo focused on community, culture, and wellness of the mind, body, and spirit.

The display, centered around a Tree of Life, invited expo participants to share what wellness and recovery mean to them. The display also featured the Seven Teachings, sacred animals, and traditional medicines that represent balance, respect, and connection.

Day one included meaningful presentations, networking, and group discussions on how traditional healing practices and evidence-based care can work together to support whole-person wellness. Day two featured additional presentations and community vendors, including our TMRC booth.

At the close of day two, there were readings and presentations focused on the sacred animals and their teachings. It was a powerful moment of reflection and cultural sharing that brought the gathering to a heartfelt close.

We are grateful for the creativity, time, and spirit that went into this display and presentation, and for the opportunity to be part of conversations that continue to uplift culturally grounded, holistic approaches to wellness.

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340 Red Rd Drive
Belcourt, ND
58316

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https://tmrecoverycenter.com/

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The Turtle Mountain Recovery Center project was originally designed to be a rehabilitation center to address the addiction crisis facing the community of Turtle Mountains. Many conversations, recovery rallies, and partnerships with entities such as: Fox Advancement, USDA Rural Development and Purdue University through Rural Economic Development Initiative Grant (REDI) the project evolved into something more. It became clear that what the community was responding to was a comprehensive recovery center for addiction that would include on-site and off-site wrap-around services for patients and their families.