Recovering Hope

Recovering Hope Substance Use Treatment • Mental Health Care • Tele-Medicine • Peer Recovery Support. Call 844-314-HOPE.

Recovering Hope Treatment Center is a residential facility dedicated to providing individualized treatment for drug and alcohol addiction for women 18 years and older, pregnant women and women with children up to the age of five. Our facility has 80 beds and includes a licensed daycare. The staff at Recovering Hope provides individual and group counseling, on-site psychiatric medication management services in addition to 24- hour supervision of clients and children. We become a home while patients learn to live in sobriety. We provide a hand in helping your child grow in a safe and caring environment.

Meet Brooke Copeland 🦋Brooke Copeland, MA, LADC, is our Residential Mental Health Therapist at Recovering Hope. Brooke b...
01/07/2026

Meet Brooke Copeland 🦋

Brooke Copeland, MA, LADC, is our Residential Mental Health Therapist at Recovering Hope. Brooke brings over a decade of experience supporting individuals with cognitive disabilities, neurodiversity, and mental health disorders, working with children, adolescents, and adults across a wide range of needs.

She holds a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology and Addiction Studies and is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Brooke is also trained in providing DC 0–5 assessments and is continuing to expand her work with children and adolescents as part of her ongoing professional growth.

Brooke is deeply passionate about supporting family systems, especially those impacted by substance use, and believes meaningful recovery happens when care extends beyond the individual to the whole family. Her work is rooted in compassion, clinical excellence, and a commitment to creating lasting, positive change for families of all types.

Learn more about our team and programs at:
🌐 recoveringhope.life

⚠️ An important update for providers, families, and communitiesA new and dangerous shift is happening in the drug supply...
01/07/2026

⚠️ An important update for providers, families, and communities

A new and dangerous shift is happening in the drug supply. Nitazenes, an ultra-potent class of synthetic opioids up to 40x stronger than fentanyl, are increasingly being detected across the U.S., often without people knowing they’re taking them. These substances are not prescribed, not FDA-approved, and not predictable, making the risk of overdose significantly higher.

In his latest blog, Carmichael Finn, Executive Director of Recovering Hope, breaks down what nitazenes are, why they’re appearing in the drug supply, and what this means for people who use substances, those in recovery, and the professionals who support them. He also explains why overdoses involving nitazenes may require multiple doses of naloxone and why harm-reduction education is more critical than ever.

This isn’t about fear or judgment. It’s about understanding the reality of today’s drug supply, reducing preventable deaths, and ensuring people have the information and support they need to stay alive.

Awareness saves lives. Education saves lives. Compassion saves lives.

Read the full blog at:
🌐 recoveringhope.life/blog

If you or someone you love needs support or referrals, we’re here to help.
📞 844-314-HOPE
📧 referrals@recoveringhope.life

Over 1 billion people worldwide are living with a mental health condition.That’s 1 in every 7 people, and far too many a...
01/07/2026

Over 1 billion people worldwide are living with a mental health condition.
That’s 1 in every 7 people, and far too many are struggling in silence.

Mental health challenges and substance use often overlap, making it harder to ask for help and easier to feel alone. But recovery is possible with the right support, structure, and evidence-based care.

At Recovering Hope, we provide compassionate, clinically driven treatment that addresses the whole person, mental health, substance use, and long-term healing.

You are not broken.
You are not alone.
And help is available.

Take the next step toward evidence-based recovery today.

📞 Call: 320-364-1300
✉️ Email: referrals@recoveringhope.life
🌐 Learn more: recoveringhope.life

Looking for an exciting opportunity? We’ve got LOTS of positions open — and many require NO experience! 🙌Whether you’re ...
01/07/2026

Looking for an exciting opportunity? We’ve got LOTS of positions open — and many require NO experience! 🙌

Whether you’re just getting started, looking for a fresh start, or ready for a new path, we want to hear from YOU 💙

✨ Friendly team
✨ Supportive training
✨ Room to grow

Ready to join us? 👉 Click Here to apply:
🔗 https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/All/a98a6cd7-830d-4253-a467-b2cc73d7cf40/Recovering-Hope-Treatment-Center-Inc?source=JobTarget

💼 Your future starts now — let’s do this together! 💫

Helpful Resources Start With Strong Community Connections...Recovering Hope is proud to support and share free, all-ages...
01/06/2026

Helpful Resources Start With Strong Community Connections...

Recovering Hope is proud to support and share free, all-ages community events that bring people together in healthy, positive ways.

Connection, creativity, and fun are powerful protective factors for mental health, and these events help build exactly that.

✔️ Mora Rocks the Parks – Winter Events (FREE & All Ages):
✔️ Jan 19 – Paint & Snack | Mora Library | 3:00 PM
✔️ Jan 26 – Bowling | Victory Lanes | 3:00–5:00 PM
✔️ Feb 16 – Friendship Bracelets | Mora Library | 3:00 PM
✔️ Mar 9 – Skating Party | Mora Civic Center | 3:00–4:30 PM
✔️ Mar 19 – Movie Night (Encanto) | Paradise Theatre | 4:00 PM

These events create safe spaces for youth and families to connect, have fun, and stay engaged because prevention, belonging, and community matter.

If you or someone you love needs additional support, help is available.

🌐 Learn more at recoveringhope.life
📞 Reach out anytime, hope starts here.

“This is an amazing place for women and children, safe, secure, and filled with supportive women and truly caring staff....
01/06/2026

“This is an amazing place for women and children, safe, secure, and filled with supportive women and truly caring staff. I would recommend it to anyone looking for help with addiction and mental health.”

At Recovering Hope, this is exactly why we do what we do. We believe healing happens best in an environment built on safety, compassion, and connection. Our program is designed to support families as a whole, addressing substance use, mental health, and the unique needs of women and children in recovery.

Every day, we are honored to witness strength, growth, and hope as clients rebuild their lives alongside a community that truly cares. From dedicated staff to peer support and family-focused services, no one has to walk this journey alone.

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available. Reach out today and take the first step toward healing.

Hope starts here.

📞 Call: 844-314-HOPE
📧 Email: referrals@recoveringhope.life
🌐 Visit: www.recoveringhope.life

The holidays may be over, but the emotional weight doesn’t always disappear when the calendar changes.For many people, J...
01/05/2026

The holidays may be over, but the emotional weight doesn’t always disappear when the calendar changes.

For many people, January brings exhaustion, loneliness, and pressure to “reset” or feel better quickly. In this article, Sadie Broekemeier, MA, LADC, LPCC, President of Recovering Hope, explains why this time of year can still feel difficult—and shares practical, compassionate ways to protect your mental health without chasing perfection.

From honoring your capacity to setting realistic boundaries, this piece is a reminder that healing doesn’t follow a deadline, and support is always available.

If you’re still feeling heavy, you’re not alone. And you’re not doing anything wrong.

Read the full blog at:
🌐 recoveringhope.life

Need support? We’re here.
📞 844-314-HOPE
📧 referrals@recoveringhope.life

Meet Heidi Ostrowski! 🦋At Recovering Hope, the heart of what we do is our people.Heidi Ostrowski, ADC-T, is an Outpatien...
01/05/2026

Meet Heidi Ostrowski! 🦋

At Recovering Hope, the heart of what we do is our people.

Heidi Ostrowski, ADC-T, is an Outpatient Counselor who brings compassion, mindfulness, and individualized care into every session. She facilitates our morning telehealth group and is passionate about meeting individuals exactly where they are in their recovery journey.

Heidi holds an associate degree and licensure in Alcohol and Drug Counseling and is currently completing her bachelor’s degree in Psychology through SCSU. Her approach is grounded, thoughtful, and person-centered—focused on practical tools that support lasting, evidence-based recovery.

If you or someone you love is seeking outpatient treatment, help is available.

📞 844-314-HOPE
📧 referrals@recoveringhope.life
🌐 recoveringhope.life

Young adulthood is a critical window for intervention and also for hope. 💜Ages 18–24 face the highest need for substance...
01/05/2026

Young adulthood is a critical window for intervention and also for hope. 💜
Ages 18–24 face the highest need for substance use treatment, but early, evidence-based care can change the entire trajectory of a life.

At Recovering Hope, we meet young adults where they are, with clinical expertise, compassion, and a belief that recovery is possible at every stage.

If you or someone you love needs support, the next step matters.

We’re here when you’re ready.

📞 320-364-1300
🌐 recoveringhope.life
📧 referrals@recoveringhope.life

Happy Monday!We have open availability this week. Here is this week's availability:Women’s Residential Treatment• Single...
01/05/2026

Happy Monday!

We have open availability this week. Here is this week's availability:

Women’s Residential Treatment
• Single women — immediate openings
• Moms with one child (under 5) — immediate openings

Outpatient Services (Men & Women)
• OP — immediate openings
• IOP — immediate openings

Additional Support
• IOP with lodging (women only) — immediate openings

If you or someone you love is ready for support, recovery starts with one call.
📞 320-364-1300 or ✉️ referrals@recoveringhope.life
🌐 RecoveringHope.life

Meet Angie Rice, Women’s Residential Counselor (LADC)Angie’s journey to Recovering Hope is rooted in lived experience, d...
01/02/2026

Meet Angie Rice, Women’s Residential Counselor (LADC)

Angie’s journey to Recovering Hope is rooted in lived experience, deep compassion, and an unwavering commitment to families. After raising eight incredible children, Angie returned to school to pursue her passion for advocacy, earning her Bachelor’s in Social Work, a minor in Addiction Studies, and becoming a fully licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor.

With a background spanning fine arts, early childhood education, foster care, and family crisis work, Angie brings a uniquely holistic, family-centered lens to treatment. She believes deeply in helping parents access care while keeping families together, because healing is stronger when families heal together.

When she’s not supporting clients, you’ll find Angie gardening, quilting, creating art, and enjoying life in the country with her family, pets, and chickens.

👉 Learn more at recoveringhope.life
👉 If you or someone you know is seeking compassionate, family-centered substance use or mental health care, we’re here to help. Call 844-314-HOPE.

Minnesota has completed its first naloxone saturation strategy, distributing more than 300,000 doses of naloxone statewi...
01/02/2026

Minnesota has completed its first naloxone saturation strategy, distributing more than 300,000 doses of naloxone statewide since 2023. This life-saving medication can reverse opioid overdoses and prevent a single moment from becoming a permanent loss.

Expanded access means more people survive, and survival creates opportunity. Opportunity to pause. To get support. To begin recovery when the time is right.

At Recovering Hope Treatment Center, we believe every life is worth protecting and every person deserves another chance. If you or someone you love is struggling, help is closer than you think, and recovery is always possible.

Contact us to discuss treatment options and next steps confidentially.

📞 844-314-4673
🌐 recoveringhope.life
📧 referrals@recoveringhope.life

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