Action for the Betterment of Our Community

Action for the Betterment of Our Community is a substance use treatment center in Sturgis, SD.

Substance use treatmentOutpatientRegular outpatient treatmentInsurance AcceptedAdolescents

At a Glance

Location

1807 Williams Street, Sturgis, SD 57785

Primary Focus

Substance use treatment

Treatment Settings

OutpatientRegular outpatient treatment

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyMotivational interviewingContingency management/motivational incentivesRelapse preventionSubstance abuse counselingBrief intervention

Special Programs

AdolescentsCo-occurring mental and substance use disordersTransitional age young adultsCourt or judicial system referrals

About Action for the Betterment of Our Community

Northern Hills Alcohol/Drug Services operates as Compass Point, providing outpatient addiction treatment in Sturgis, SD. This recovery center serves both Sturgis and Spearfish communities with comprehensive substance abuse treatment programs designed for ongoing recovery support.

Northern Hills Alcohol/Drug Services, operating as Compass Point, serves as a dedicated outpatient recovery center in Sturgis, South Dakota. Located at 1807 Williams Street in Meade County, this addiction treatment facility focuses specifically on drug and alcohol addiction recovery for individuals seeking ongoing support in their recovery journey. The center extends its services throughout the Black Hills region, including both Sturgis and Spearfish communities.

As an outpatient clinic, Compass Point specializes in flexible addiction treatment that allows clients to maintain their daily responsibilities while participating in comprehensive recovery programs. The facility operates Monday through Thursday from 8 AM to 5 PM and Fridays until noon, providing accessible scheduling for working individuals and families. This outpatient program structure supports people who have completed initial treatment phases and need continued recovery support without residential placement.

The center maintains certification through the South Dakota Certification Board of Alcohol and Drug Professionals and operates under accreditation from the South Dakota Department of Social Services Division of Community Behavioral Health. Compass Point's treatment team includes twelve dedicated professionals who work together to provide consistent care throughout each client's recovery process. The facility's approach centers on addressing both drug and alcohol addiction through structured outpatient programming.

Compass Point serves individuals in longer-term recovery who need ongoing professional support while rebuilding their lives in the community. Families seeking addiction treatment options in the Black Hills region choose this recovery center for its established presence in Sturgis and commitment to serving the broader regional community. The center's outpatient model particularly benefits those transitioning from higher levels of care or seeking to maintain their recovery while staying connected to work, family, and community responsibilities.

Outpatient Recovery Programs in the Black Hills

Compass Point's outpatient program serves individuals throughout Meade County and the surrounding Black Hills region. The recovery center's location in Sturgis provides central access for clients from both urban and rural areas seeking ongoing addiction treatment support.

The facility's weekday schedule accommodates working professionals and parents who need flexible recovery programming. With operations Monday through Thursday until 5 PM and Friday mornings, clients can maintain employment and family responsibilities while participating in their recovery community.

Professional Team and Treatment Approach

Twelve dedicated professionals staff Compass Point's addiction treatment programs, providing continuity of care throughout each client's recovery process. The team includes specialists like Bonnie Johnson, Candy Bieber, Cassie Nelson, and others who work collaboratively to support long-term recovery goals.

All treatment services operate under certification from the South Dakota Certification Board of Alcohol and Drug Professionals, ensuring adherence to state standards for substance abuse treatment. The center's accreditation through South Dakota's Department of Social Services reflects its commitment to quality care in the recovery community.

Community Connections and Regional Service

Located at 1807 Williams Street in Sturgis, Compass Point maintains strong connections throughout the regional recovery community. The center's service area extends to Spearfish, creating a network of support that spans the northern Black Hills region.

This geographic reach allows the recovery center to serve families and individuals across a broader area while maintaining the personal attention that characterizes effective outpatient treatment. The facility's community presence supports long-term recovery by keeping clients connected to local resources and support systems.

Why Choose Action for the Betterment of Our Community

  • Serves both Sturgis and Spearfish communities with regional recovery support
  • Flexible scheduling with weekday hours accommodating work and family commitments
  • Twelve-member professional team providing consistent ongoing care
  • State-certified outpatient clinic specializing in drug and alcohol addiction
  • Established presence in Black Hills region with community-focused approach

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of addiction treatment does Compass Point provide?

Compass Point operates as an outpatient clinic specializing in drug and alcohol addiction treatment. The facility focuses on ongoing recovery support for individuals who can maintain their daily responsibilities while participating in treatment programs.

What areas does this recovery center serve?

Compass Point serves clients from Sturgis and Spearfish, covering the northern Black Hills region of South Dakota. The center is located at 1807 Williams Street in Sturgis, providing central access for the surrounding communities.

What are the operating hours for outpatient programs?

The recovery center operates Monday through Thursday from 8 AM to 5 PM, and Fridays from 8 AM to 12 PM. Weekend hours are not available, with the facility closed Saturdays and Sundays.

Is Compass Point properly licensed for addiction treatment?

Yes, the facility maintains certification through the South Dakota Certification Board of Alcohol and Drug Professionals. Compass Point also operates under accreditation from the South Dakota Department of Social Services Division of Community Behavioral Health.

How large is the treatment team at this recovery center?

Compass Point employs twelve professionals who provide addiction treatment services. This includes team members like Bonnie Johnson, Candy Bieber, Cassie Nelson, Grace Stein, and others who work together to support client recovery.

Can I continue working while in outpatient treatment at Compass Point?

Yes, the outpatient program structure allows clients to maintain employment and family responsibilities while participating in recovery programming. The facility's weekday schedule is designed to accommodate working individuals seeking ongoing addiction treatment.

What makes Compass Point different from other recovery centers?

Compass Point combines regional service coverage with local community connections, serving both Sturgis and Spearfish areas. The twelve-member professional team provides consistent care, while the outpatient model offers flexibility for clients maintaining work and family commitments.

Is this recovery center part of a larger organization?

Yes, Compass Point operates as part of Northern Hills Alcohol/Drug Services. This organizational structure provides additional resources and support for the recovery programs offered in the Sturgis location.

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