Drug Rehabilitation Counseling in Minneapolis
Structured, compassionate outpatient counseling for drug addiction, tailored to each person and family.
Outpatient drug counseling that treats the person, not just the substance
Drug addiction is not a character flaw or a lack of willpower. It is a treatable condition that reshapes the brain, and it responds to real, structured care.
We provide outpatient counseling for adults across Minneapolis dealing with opioids, stimulants, prescription misuse, and more, so you can get well without leaving your life behind.
Our care is clinical and grace-centered. We use evidence-based methods, coordinate medical support when it helps, and we meet you with dignity, not judgment.
Care across the substances that take hold
Whatever the drug and wherever you are in it, we meet you with practical, judgment-free support.
Opioids and fentanyl
Heroin, fentanyl, and pain-pill dependence, with medical coordination for medication-assisted treatment.
Medically supported care ›Prescription misuse
Painkillers, sedatives, and stimulants that started with a prescription and became something more.
Request an assessment ›Stimulants
Cocaine and methamphetamine, including the crash cycles and the toll on sleep and mood.
Outpatient treatment options ›Cannabis dependence
When daily use stops being a choice and starts shaping your motivation, memory, and mood.
Get an assessment ›Co-occurring mental health
Anxiety, depression, and trauma that so often sit underneath substance use.
Mental health therapy ›Relapse and recovery
Returning to use after progress, and building a recovery that finally holds.
Relapse prevention & aftercare ›Proven methods, delivered with grace
We combine the treatments with the strongest research base with a genuinely supportive relationship, so change actually holds.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Identify the triggers and thought patterns that drive use, and build concrete skills to respond differently.
Motivational Interviewing
We help you find your own reasons to change and move at a pace that is real, without pressure or shame.
Relapse Prevention
Map your high-risk moments and build a practical plan, so a slip does not become a full return to use.
Medication-assisted treatment
For opioid use, medications like buprenorphine save lives. We coordinate with prescribers so counseling and medication work together.
Does outpatient drug counseling work? Yes.
Addiction is a chronic condition, and like other chronic conditions it is managed, not cured overnight. That reframe matters: a setback is a signal to adjust care, not proof that you failed. Most people who keep working at it recover.
Nationally, overdose deaths just posted their steepest decline on record, driven in large part by treatment and medication reaching more people. Getting help changes the odds.
What to expect when you reach out
A confidential first message
Tell us what is going on. No judgment and no pressure, just a real conversation about your options.
A thorough assessment
We understand your history and health, then recommend the right starting level of care.
A plan built for your life
Individual and group counseling on an outpatient schedule, coordinated with medical care when needed.
Support that continues
Relapse prevention and secure telehealth, so support does not stop between sessions.
Questions people ask first
Can outpatient counseling really work for drug addiction?
For many people, yes. Structured outpatient care is effective and lets you keep working and living at home. If you need a higher level first, our assessment will say so. See our levels of care.
What about medication for opioid use?
Medications like buprenorphine and naltrexone are proven to reduce overdose risk and support recovery. We coordinate with medical prescribers so counseling and medication reinforce each other.
Will my employer or family find out?
Substance use treatment records carry strict federal confidentiality protections. What you share is private, and we involve others only with your permission or when safety requires it.
Do you take insurance?
We work with many major Minnesota plans. Verify your coverage here and we will confirm your benefits privately, with no obligation.
Recovery is possible, and it can start now
Reach out today and a counselor who understands addiction will follow up. Everything you share is confidential.
Sources: SAMHSA, 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health; U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Provisional Drug Overdose Death Counts, 2024; National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), Treatment and Recovery; SAMHSA, Recovery from Substance Use and Mental Health Problems Among Adults (2021 NSDUH). National research figures are provided for education; individual outcomes vary.