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.

You don’t have to hit “rock bottom” to need support...For many people, substance use slowly becomes a coping tool, used ...
01/15/2026

You don’t have to hit “rock bottom” to need support...

For many people, substance use slowly becomes a coping tool, used to manage stress, exhaustion, anxiety, or the pressure of holding everything together.

Life may look fine on the outside, but inside it feels heavy, disconnected, or unsustainable..

Outpatient treatment creates space to pause, reflect, and rebuild without stepping away from work, family, or daily responsibilities. It’s care that meets people where they are and helps them move forward with intention.

If someone you care about is managing life but barely holding on, this could be the right next step.

📩 Connect with us to explore outpatient options and referrals.

Email: referrals@recoveringhope.life
Phone: 844-314-HOPE

Support can start before things fall apart.

Dependence and addiction are connected, but they are not the same.Dependence impacts the body.Addiction affects the mind...
01/14/2026

Dependence and addiction are connected, but they are not the same.
Dependence impacts the body.

Addiction affects the mind and behavior.
Both deserve understanding, compassion, and professional care.

At Recovering Hope Treatment Center, our programs address the full picture of recovery, combining evidence-based treatment, individualized therapy, and ongoing support to help individuals heal physically, emotionally, and mentally.

If you or someone you love is struggling with substance use reach out to us today.
Let’s start the conversation where healing begins.

🌟 Alumni Night is TONIGHT at 5:30 PM🌟We’d love to see you- whether it’s been weeks, months, or years since treatment, yo...
01/14/2026

🌟 Alumni Night is TONIGHT at 5:30 PM🌟

We’d love to see you- whether it’s been weeks, months, or years since treatment, you are always part of the Recovering Hope family. 💙

Join us TONIGHT at 5:30 PM for our Alumni Meeting- a space to reconnect, share, laugh, reflect, and support one another in recovery.

📍 In person
Recovering Hope Treatment Center
2031 Rowland Rd.
Mora, MN 55051

💻 Virtual option

Join us on Zoom:
[https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85754184271](https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85754184271)

Whether you come for the whole meeting or just stop in to say hi, we’d love to have you. Bring a friend in recovery, bring your story, or just bring yourself. You belong here. ✨

Meet Evie Nesbit 🦋Evie Nesbit is an Outpatient Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) at Recovering Hope Treatment Center, wh...
01/14/2026

Meet Evie Nesbit 🦋

Evie Nesbit is an Outpatient Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) at Recovering Hope Treatment Center, where she facilitates the morning in-person group for outpatient clients. Currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Counseling at Crown College, Evie brings both clinical knowledge and heartfelt dedication to every session.

She is deeply passionate about supporting individuals in recovery and walking alongside them as they work toward healthier, more fulfilling lives for themselves and their families.

You don’t have to do this alone.

👉 Learn more about our outpatient programs or reach out today to begin your recovery journey with Recovering Hope Treatment Center.

Recovery isn’t about willpower alone; it’s about support that works.Clinical therapy has been shown to significantly red...
01/13/2026

Recovery isn’t about willpower alone; it’s about support that works.

Clinical therapy has been shown to significantly reduce relapse risk by helping individuals understand and change the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that fuel addiction.
Studies suggest that nearly 50% of people in therapy for substance use disorders make significant progress with evidence-based approaches.

When therapy is combined with medication and ongoing support services, success rates increase even further, because healing works best when it’s comprehensive.

Recovery is possible. Hope is real. And help makes the difference.

👉 Take the first step today.

Contact Recovering Hope Treatment to learn how evidence-based care can support lasting recovery.

🌸 We’re Hiring! Full-Time Registered Nurse in Mora, MN 🌸Recovering Hope Treatment Center, a women’s substance use treatm...
01/13/2026

🌸 We’re Hiring! Full-Time Registered Nurse in Mora, MN 🌸

Recovering Hope Treatment Center, a women’s substance use treatment center, is looking for a compassionate, dedicated RN to join our team full-time. If you’re ready to make a real difference in the lives of women on their journey to recovery, this is the role for you!

💙 What we offer:

A supportive, mission-driven team

The opportunity to make lasting impact

Full-time position helping women reclaim hope and strength

✨ Apply today and be part of something meaningful:
https://recruiting.paylocity.com/recruiting/jobs/All/a98a6cd7-830d-4253-a467-b2cc73d7cf40/Recovering-Hope-Treatment-Center-Inc?source=JobTarget

💪 Your skills, compassion, and heart can help women rise. Join us!

We have open availability this week!Here is this week's availability:Women’s Residential Treatment• Single women — immed...
01/12/2026

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
✉️ referrals@recoveringhope.life
🌐 RecoveringHope.life

Ashley Snyder is our Outpatient Counselor Supervisor and Mental Health Therapist, bringing over 10 years of experience a...
01/10/2026

Ashley Snyder is our Outpatient Counselor Supervisor and Mental Health Therapist, bringing over 10 years of experience as a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC). With a strong background in psychology, chemical dependency counseling, and mental health services, Ashley plays a vital role in supporting our outpatient counseling team, PRSS staff, and the clients we serve.

Her compassion, leadership, and dedication help create a safe space where recovery and healing can thrive.

✨ Care starts with the right people. Reach out today.

📞 Call: 844-314-HOPE
📧 Email: referrals@recoveringhope.life
🌐 Learn more: recoveringhope.life

Stories like this are why we do what we do.Recovery saves lives.Families stay together, and hope is restored. 💜If you or...
01/10/2026

Stories like this are why we do what we do.
Recovery saves lives.
Families stay together, and hope is restored. 💜

If you or someone you love is struggling, help is available.

Learn more or reach out: recoveringhope.life
📞 844-314-HOPE

The Minnesota Department of Health has released a new Monthly Fatal Drug Overdose Snapshot, providing near real-time ins...
01/08/2026

The Minnesota Department of Health has released a new Monthly Fatal Drug Overdose Snapshot, providing near real-time insight into overdose deaths across the state. The data confirms that overdose fatalities remain a critical public health issue statewide.

Three key takeaways Minnesotans need to know:

• Suspected overdose deaths continue at concerning levels across Minnesota, showing that risk is not isolated to one region or population.

• Data from the past 24 months reveals sustained overdose activity, reinforcing that this is an ongoing crisis, not a short-term spike.

• Year-over-year comparisons indicate continued vulnerability, highlighting the need for early intervention, treatment access, and long-term recovery support.

Data alone doesn’t save lives; action does. Early identification, compassionate treatment, and integrated mental health care reduce preventable loss and create real pathways to lasting recovery for individuals and families.

At Recovering Hope, we support women, men, and families with evidence-based care that addresses substance use, mental health, and long-term stability, because recovery requires more than crisis response.

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

📞 Call: 844-314-HOPE
📧 Email: referrals@recoveringhope.life
🌐 Learn more: recoveringhope.life

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

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