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Recovery In Motion operates as a men's residential treatment center in Fairmont, Minnesota, currently accepting referrals for its Residential Treatment program. Situated in Martin County, the facility runs 24 hours a day and focuses on providing the kind of structured environment that longer-term recovery requires — not a brief intervention, but a sustained program designed to support real change for men dealing with substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health conditions.

The center's approach distinguishes it from general outpatient clinics by offering a full residential setting alongside a continuum of outpatient options, giving men a recovery community to belong to at each stage of the process. Peer Recovery Support is woven into the fabric of the program, so clients benefit not only from clinical care but also from the shared experience of others who have walked a similar road.

Recovery In Motion offers three levels of care: Residential Treatment, an Outpatient Program, and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Men can begin in the residential setting — which provides round-the-clock structure and support — and step down into the IOP or standard outpatient program as they build stability and confidence. This stepped continuum is a meaningful part of what makes the center useful for men thinking about recovery as a longer-term process rather than a single event.

The Intensive Outpatient Program is an important middle point in that continuum, offering more clinical contact than standard outpatient while allowing greater real-world independence than full residential care. For men transitioning out of residential treatment, or for those whose situations don't require a residential level of care from the start, IOP and outpatient options provide continued connection to the recovery community and ongoing clinical support.

The clinical framework at Recovery In Motion centers on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a structured therapeutic method that helps clients examine the connections between their thinking patterns and their behaviors around substance use. CBT gives men practical tools they can use not just during treatment but throughout life in recovery — making it a particularly strong fit for a center focused on longer-term outcomes rather than short-term stabilization.

Peer Recovery Support plays an equally important role at the center, both as a clinical element and as a facility feature. By integrating the perspective of people with lived recovery experience into the program, Recovery In Motion creates an environment where men can learn from peers who have navigated similar challenges. This peer-informed approach tends to resonate with men who might be skeptical of traditional clinical settings, and it reinforces the community dimension that is central to sustainable recovery.

Recovery In Motion specifically serves men, including those who are court-ordered into addiction treatment — a population that often needs a structured, accepting program that can work within legal requirements while still prioritizing genuine recovery outcomes. The center treats substance use disorder as well as co-occurring mental health conditions, reflecting an understanding that these challenges frequently appear together and are best addressed in an integrated setting.

Accessing care at Recovery In Motion is supported by a range of payment options: Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay are all accepted. The facility is currently accepting referrals, and an Admission Request Form is available through the center's website at recoveryinmotionmn.com. Men and families can also reach the center directly by phone at (507) 432-9740 or by email at [email protected]. The facility operates around the clock, so reaching out to begin the referral process can happen at any time.