Recovering Hope

Recovering Hope offers a continuum of substance abuse treatment options designed to meet people where they are in recovery. Residential treatment provides a structured, immersive environment for those who need round-the-clock support, while the outpatient program allows clients to engage in ongoing addiction treatment while living in the community. The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) fills the critical middle ground — more clinical contact than standard outpatient, with the flexibility of a non-residential schedule.

For individuals stepping down from residential treatment or those who need a higher level of engagement than weekly sessions provide, the IOP at Recovering Hope offers a structured path forward. Having all three levels of care under one roof means clients can transition between program intensities without changing providers or starting over — a meaningful advantage for anyone committed to long-term recovery.

Recovering Hope treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis as a central part of its clinical work, not a secondary concern. Many people entering substance use treatment are also managing trauma, PTSD, or other mental health conditions, and Recovering Hope is equipped to address these intersecting challenges directly. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is among the therapeutic methods used, giving clients structured tools to identify and change thought patterns that contribute to substance use and emotional distress.

The center's explicit focus on trauma and PTSD reflects an understanding that lasting recovery often depends on addressing root causes alongside the substance use itself. For clients who have experienced trauma — including veterans and others who may carry significant stress histories — this integrated approach to treatment can be a decisive factor in choosing a recovery center.

Recovering Hope accepts a notably wide range of populations into its addiction treatment programs. Veterans are a specifically supported group, with TRICARE accepted as a form of payment alongside Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance, and self-pay. The center also serves pregnant women, young adults between the ages of 18 and 25, seniors and older adults, and individuals who are court-ordered into treatment.

Both men and women are served at Recovering Hope, and the center has noted its residential services for women specifically on its website. This breadth of population focus — from young adults entering recovery for the first time to older adults and those with legal system involvement — reflects a community-oriented model of care aimed at reducing barriers to treatment across different life circumstances.

Recovering Hope is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and can be reached at (844) 314-4673. The center is located at 2031 Rowland Road in Mora, Minnesota. For prospective clients considering residential treatment, Recovering Hope offers complimentary transportation to support the admission process — a practical step that reflects the center's stated commitment to removing obstacles to care.

Whether you are exploring residential treatment, looking for an intensive outpatient program to support your ongoing recovery, or seeking a center that can treat both substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions, Recovering Hope provides multiple entry points into structured care. Reaching out during business hours is the first step toward understanding which level of care fits your situation.