Good Road Recovery Center

Good Road Recovery Center GoodRoadRecoveryCenter is a licensed substance use disorder treatment program owned & operated by MHA MHA Recovery Hotline
(701) 421-8869

03/02/2026

💚Motivational Monday💚

Here's the thing. Life doesn’t slow down.
The emails keep coming, the to-do lists keep growing, and the weight of your responsibilities are getting heavier. Stress will always find a way of sneaking in when we’re just trying to keep everything together.

But here’s your reminder today: you’re allowed to pause. It's okay to not have everything figured out. You don’t have to be perfect. Showing up, even tired, even overwhelmed, is still progress.

So, take a deep breath😮‍💨
You’re doing better than you think and this moment doesn’t define your entire journey.

Keep going. One day, one step at a time.

Today our team took some time to reconnect and recharge during a team bonding experience coordinated by our incredible E...
02/27/2026

Today our team took some time to reconnect and recharge during a team bonding experience coordinated by our incredible Executive Assistant, Kacey Hosie.

Working in recovery is deeply meaningful, but can also be emotionally demanding, heavy, and complex. Every day our staff show up for individuals and families walking through some of the hardest times of their lives. That kind of work requires heart, resilience, and a strong support system behind it.

We started with an opening prayer led by Hans Young Bird Bradley and Morgan Tveter which helped ground us with purpose and reminding us why we do what we do. We closed with a couple of fun, lighthearted, slightly competitive games that brought laughter and connection. something we all need in this field.

In recovery work, taking care of each other is just as important as taking care of those we serve. Today was a reminder that we are not just coworkers, we are a team, and we lean on one another so we can continue showing up with strength, compassion, and hope.

Grateful for this crew and the work we get to do together every day. 💚

Knowing how to administer Narcan can save a life.Overdoses can happen anywhere, at any time—and Narcan is a safe, easy-t...
02/10/2026

Knowing how to administer Narcan can save a life.

Overdoses can happen anywhere, at any time—and Narcan is a safe, easy-to-use medication that can reverse an opioid overdose in minutes. Whether you’re in recovery, supporting a loved one, or part of the community, learning how to use Narcan is a powerful way to show up for others.

Carry it. Learn it. Save a life.

Please take a moment to click the link below to watch a short 60sec video on how to properly administer Narcan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9Sv64FJPhg

Knowing how to use NARCAN® Nasal Spray could mean the difference between life and loss. Purchase NARCAN® Nasal Spray in stores and online and be ...

RECOVERY SERVICES FUNDRAISERSong-Grams performed by:  Lloyd “Shorty” Howard, Ethan Young Bird, Tyler White Body, Thursda...
02/09/2026

RECOVERY SERVICES FUNDRAISER
Song-Grams performed by: Lloyd “Shorty” Howard, Ethan Young Bird, Tyler White Body,
Thursday, February 12
• 10:00–10:15 AM
• 11:00–11:15 AM : ☑️RESERVED
• 11:45–12:00 PM
• 1:00–1:15 PM : ☑️RESERVED
• 1:45–2:00 PM
• 2:30–2:45 PM
• 3:15–3:30 PM
• 4:00–4:15 PM
Friday, February 13
• 10:00–10:15 AM : ☑️RESERVED
• 11:00–11:15 AM : ☑️RESERVED
• 11:45–12:00 PM
• 1:00–1:15 PM
• 1:45–2:00 PM
• 2:30–2:45 PM : ☑️ RESERVED
• 3:15–3:30 PM
• 4:00–4:15 PM

This Valentine’s Day, surprise someone with a Valentine Song-Gram a meaningful cultural experience that includes:

🎶 A traditional song with hand drum
🌸 A handmade flower
🍫 Chocolate and delivery

📅 February 12 & 13
📍 Bismarck / Mandan area
💲 $65 per song-gram

✨ All proceeds help enhance Recovery Services, supporting healing, cultural programming, and community wellness.

⚠️ Early booking is strongly encouraged availability is limited and spots will fill quickly.

📩 Message us to reserve or contact:
khosie@goodroadrecovery.com | Call/Text (701) 421-0243

Thank you for supporting recovery, culture, and community. 💗

02/04/2026

If today feels heavy, remember: asking for help is a strength.

This Valentine’s Day, surprise someone with a Valentine Song-Gram a meaningful cultural experience that includes:🎶 A tra...
02/03/2026

This Valentine’s Day, surprise someone with a Valentine Song-Gram a meaningful cultural experience that includes:

🎶 A traditional song with hand drum
🌸 A handmade flower
🍫 Chocolate and delivery

📅 February 12 & 13
📍 Bismarck / Mandan area
💲 $65 per song-gram

✨ All proceeds help enhance Recovery Services, supporting healing, cultural programming, and community wellness.

⚠️ Early booking is strongly encouraged availability is limited and spots will fill quickly.

📩 Message us to reserve or contact:
khosie@goodroadrecovery.com | Call/Text (701) 421-0243

Thank you for supporting recovery, culture, and community. 💗

🪶🤎This Valentine’s Day, give a gift that means something. 🤎🪶Our Recovery Services Cultural department is offering Valent...
01/31/2026

🪶🤎This Valentine’s Day, give a gift that means something. 🤎🪶

Our Recovery Services Cultural department is offering Valentine Song-Grams that provide a cultural Valentine experience of encouragement, connection, and community.

Each song-gram includes:
🎶 A traditional song with hand drum
🍫 Chocolate
🌸 A handmade gift

📅 Available February 12–13
📍 Bismarck / Mandan area
💗 $65 per song-gram

✨ Proceeds will go toward enhancing MHA Recovery Services, supporting healing spaces, cultural programming, and the people walking their recovery journey.

This is more than a Valentine it’s an expression of connection, a reminder of care, and a way to give back to our community.

👇 Tag someone who deserves a meaningful Valentine
👇 Comment 🤎 if you love gifts with purpose
👇 Message us to reserve — availability is limited

📧 khosie@goodroadrecovery.com
📞 Call/Text (701) 421-0243

💵 CashApp: $kaceyhosie
Venmo: -hosie

Thank you for supporting recovery, culture, and community. 💞

01/14/2026
We join our colleagues in honoring Melissa White Bear. The good she brought to our people and her community. She will be...
01/05/2026

We join our colleagues in honoring Melissa White Bear. The good she brought to our people and her community. She will be deeply missed, and we hold her family, loved ones, and program in our thoughts. In this time of grief, we remind one another to check in, speak up, and seek support when the weight feels too heavy. You are never alone.

With heavy hearts, we honor and remember Melissa Kuúnuxtaaka Whitebear.

Melissa was many things to our MHASL family, a guest who came seeking healing, a house manager who led with strength and accountability, and a case manager who walked alongside others with compassion and courage. She understood recovery not just as a concept, but as a lived experience.

Melissa carried herself with bravery, even while facing a silent struggle that many never saw. Her journey reminds us of the complexity of healing and the weight that can exist behind even the strongest smiles. She showed up for others, even when she herself was hurting, and that truth deserves to be honored with honesty and love.

As a program, as a community, and as relatives, this loss is deeply felt. MHASL Program will endure this painful moment together, leaning on one another, supporting one another, and recommitting ourselves to the work of recovery, connection, and hope. Grief is part of this path, but so is compassion.

We ask that you keep Melissa, her family, and all who loved her in your prayers. Hold one another close. Reach out. Talk. Do not struggle alone.

12/31/2025
12/31/2025

✨New Year’s Eve Message to Our Community✨

The turning of the year is a powerful time, but healing does not follow a calendar. Whether you are celebrating progress, sitting with grief, or even trying to get through today, all of it is valid. Reaching out for support is a sign of strength, and our doors *and hearts* remain open to you. Always know, you're never alone.

📅 **Office Closure Notice**
Our facility will be **closed tomorrow, January 1st**, in observance of the New Year. Staff will be on **administration leave**.

📞 **Support Is Always Available**
Our **hotline is open 24/7**, including holidays. If you or a loved one needs support, please call **701-421-8869**. Someone is always here to help.

Wishing you a safe and peaceful New Year

Here’s a few pics from GRRC’s Secret Santa. Don’t even try to come for at us for our employee Christmas tree. We’ve been...
12/24/2025

Here’s a few pics from GRRC’s Secret Santa. Don’t even try to come for at us for our employee Christmas tree. We’ve been busy.
-Nikko

We here at Good Road Recovery Center wish everyone a fantastic and safe holiday! 💚

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Good Road Recovery Center Philosophy

The Good Road Recovery Center of the MHA Nation believes that alcoholism/chemical dependency is a progressive disease that affects the physical, emotional, intellectual, social, and spiritual aspects of ourselves and our families, as well as the overall dynamics of our Tribe.

It is also our belief that this disease can be arrested through education, intervention, treatment, and self-help. In our treatment philosophy, we believe that an individual does have control over his/her life. The individual, through his/her decision-making process can dictate his/her present and future. We also believe that with the help of a higher power or Great Spirit, and with the strength of our traditions and culture, we can improve our chances for sobriety and a healthy lifestyle.

The Good Road Recovery Center has the belief that through non-judgmental education, a return to our cultural teachings and prevention activities with our families and relatives, we can make known the future consequences of the use and abuse of mood-altering chemicals and create positive attitudes and behaviors regarding abstinence and recovery.