Beauterre is an adult residential addiction treatment and recovery program for men and women who want to live their lives free from substances and to feel good again. A place where you learn that substance use disorder is not a moral failing, but a disease. You didn’t cause it but you can learn to manage your recovery with the tools you’ll gain while in treatment.

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What is Residential Treatment?

Residential treatment, also called inpatient treatment, is the most clinically supportive level of addiction treatment. Because early in the recovery process, more clinical support is needed. As you learn more about your disease, you’ll gain the tools needed to manage your own recovery. As you start to use those tools in your everyday life, you’ll need less clinical support and possibly, a less intensive level of care.

What Happens in Treatment?

Once you arrive, you’ll meet with licensed professionals who will do a thorough assessment of your medical and mental health needs as well as your substance use history. All assessments are carefully designed to guide a personalized care plan that integrates the most advanced treatment modalities based on your unique needs to support your best outcomes.

Once you’ve completed your assessments, you’ll get oriented to the grounds, your peer group and your treatment team. We’ll make sure you’re comfortable with how things work and that you feel at home.

Your day will include individual and group therapy which could include the following:

  • Dialectical behavioral therapy
  • Health realization
  • Cognitive behavioral therapies
  • Twelve Step facilitation
  • Motivational interviewing
  • SMART recovery
  • Relapse prevention
  • Trauma informed care
  • Mental health education
  • Family education
  • Coping skills

And you’ll stay physically active, enjoying year-round activities including a fitness center, walking trails, basketball and tennis courts, a golf practice tee and more.

At Beauterre, you’ll feel safe and supported. You’ll find a relaxed environment that fosters self-reflection, healing and recovery.

Our on-site medical staff will make sure your ongoing medical needs are addressed and medication assisted treatment are available to ease the discomfort of withdrawal and cravings.

Family therapy and programs play a vital role in helping you and your loved ones understand addiction, learn new coping skills and begin rebuilding relationships.

Your continuing care plan will include phone and online support for a year following your time at Beauterre – a lifeline to care and support to establish a firm foundation for lifelong recovery.

If you are a professional professional facing regulatory and diversion board requirements to return to work, we also have a program that can address those unique needs. Learn more here.

The time spent there will forever hold a special place in my heart! My counselor and the staff reminded me that I’m worthy of a sober life and helped me acquire the tools needed to live that way.

Angela, a Beauterre alumna

Frequently Asked Questions

We treat all sorts of substance abuse addiction including alcohol, meth use, crack cocaine, abuse of prescribed medications, opiates, inhalants and more. 

Determining whether outpatient or residential treatment is a decision made on an individual basis, because each person is unique and their recovery journey will look different. It is worth reflecting on whether you would benefit from stepping away from your everyday life to focus on treatment. If you’d like, we also offer a self-guided assessment to explore if you have a substance abuse concern. Part of our admissions process includes a formal assessment to determine if residential treatment is an appropriate step, so you can reach out to us at any time of day to start the conversation.

Yes. We do have in person visitation at the facility. Visitation is on Wednesday evenings from 7:00-8:30 pm for all patients. We also have visitation 2:00-4:00 pm Saturdays and Sundays. To balance the number of visitors on campus, some patients will have weekend visitation hours on Saturdays while others will have their visitation hours on Sundays.