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Location
4 39th Avenue SW, Minot, ND 58701
Phone
701-852-3200Primary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
About Growing Together Inc New Hope
Growing Together Inc New Hope provides outpatient therapy services in Minot, North Dakota, serving adults, families, and couples in their recovery journey. Led by Licensed Clinical Social Worker Heather Kippen, this recovery center offers individual, family, and couples therapy with flexible scheduling and telehealth options.
Growing Together Inc New Hope operates as an outpatient treatment center in Minot, North Dakota, offering therapeutic services that support long-term recovery and family healing. Located at 4 39th Avenue SW, this facility serves Ward County residents seeking ongoing support for trauma, grief, loss, and stress-related challenges that often intersect with substance abuse recovery.
The recovery center provides outpatient program services through individual therapy, family therapy, and couples therapy sessions. This therapeutic approach addresses the complex family dynamics and personal challenges that are essential components of sustained recovery. Both in-person sessions and telehealth options ensure accessibility for clients throughout their recovery journey.
Led by Licensed Clinical Social Worker Heather Kippen, the treatment philosophy focuses on addressing underlying trauma, grief, and stress factors that can impact long-term sobriety. The facility recognizes that successful addiction treatment often requires addressing these co-occurring mental health concerns alongside substance abuse recovery.
Growing Together Inc New Hope serves adults, families, and couples in Ward County and surrounding areas. The center accepts most major insurance carriers including Medicaid, Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and TRICARE, though couples therapy typically requires private pay. Operating Monday through Friday with extended evening hours, this recovery center accommodates working adults and families seeking flexible outpatient treatment options.
Outpatient Therapy Services for Recovery Support
Growing Together Inc New Hope provides essential outpatient program services that complement addiction treatment and support long-term recovery goals. The center's individual therapy sessions address trauma, grief, and stress - conditions that frequently co-occur with substance abuse and can impact recovery success.
Family therapy and couples therapy services recognize that addiction affects entire family systems. These therapeutic interventions help rebuild trust, improve communication, and establish healthy boundaries that support sustained sobriety. The recovery center's approach acknowledges that family involvement often strengthens treatment outcomes and reduces relapse risk.
Trauma-Informed Care Approach
Licensed Clinical Social Worker Heather Kippen leads treatment services with specialized training in trauma-informed care principles. This approach recognizes how trauma experiences can contribute to substance abuse patterns and recovery challenges.
The therapeutic methods employed address underlying emotional and psychological factors that may trigger relapse or impede recovery progress. By treating these root causes alongside addiction symptoms, clients develop stronger coping strategies and resilience for long-term sobriety maintenance.
Insurance Coverage and Accessibility
The recovery center accepts eleven major insurance carriers, including North Dakota Medicaid, Medicare Part B, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United Healthcare, and TRICARE West. This comprehensive coverage ensures accessibility for diverse populations seeking ongoing recovery support.
Telehealth services expand access to treatment for clients in rural Ward County areas or those with transportation challenges. The combination of in-person and virtual sessions allows for consistent therapeutic engagement throughout the recovery process, regardless of life circumstances or scheduling constraints.
Why Choose Growing Together Inc New Hope
- Specialized focus on trauma, grief, and stress that often underlies addiction and recovery challenges
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker with expertise in family systems and couples therapy
- Flexible scheduling with both telehealth and in-person options for ongoing recovery support
- Comprehensive insurance coverage including Medicaid, Medicare, and major carriers
- Family-centered approach addressing relationship dynamics crucial for long-term recovery
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of outpatient therapy does Growing Together Inc New Hope provide?
The recovery center offers individual therapy, family therapy, and couples therapy services. These outpatient program options address trauma, grief, loss, and stress that often impact long-term recovery success.
Does the facility accept insurance for outpatient treatment?
Yes, Growing Together Inc New Hope accepts eleven major insurance carriers including North Dakota Medicaid, Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United Healthcare, and TRICARE. However, most insurance plans do not cover couples therapy services.
Is telehealth available for ongoing recovery support?
Yes, the recovery center offers both telehealth and in-person sessions. This flexibility ensures consistent access to outpatient therapy regardless of location or scheduling challenges in Ward County.
What are the operating hours for outpatient services?
The facility operates Monday through Friday with hours varying by day. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday run 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Wednesday is 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Friday is 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Who provides therapy services at Growing Together Inc New Hope?
Heather Kippen, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), leads the therapeutic services. Her credentials and training support trauma-informed care approaches essential for addressing underlying factors in recovery.
What populations does this recovery center serve?
The facility serves adults, families, and couples in Minot and Ward County, North Dakota. The therapeutic approach addresses the family system dynamics that often impact long-term recovery success.
How does family therapy support addiction recovery?
Family therapy addresses relationship dynamics, communication patterns, and trust issues that addiction often damages. By involving family members in the therapeutic process, the recovery center helps create a supportive home environment for sustained sobriety.
What payment options are available for outpatient treatment?
The center accepts private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and major carriers like Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, and United Healthcare. Self-pay and private pay options are also available for services not covered by insurance.
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