CADT Marty Mann House
2211 Greysolon Road
Duluth, MN 55812
About CADT Marty Mann House
The Howard Friese House in Duluth, Minnesota, provides trauma responsive and personalized residential treatment for men affected by substance misuse and co-occurring disorders. This facility has 24 beds and offers a safe and comfortable setting where you can build the independent skills for lasting recovery. You can find ways to relapse prevention and build sober living skills as you prepare to reenter the community. Their interdisciplinary clinical team provides ‘round the clock support as you navigate recovery.
Services include evidence based group and individual counseling. This helps you gain self awareness, strengthen recovery skills and build healthy coping strategies. Group counseling is especially important in building sober support networks. It encourages peer interaction and sharing of ideas and experiences in a supportive environment. Sharing and learning from other people’s stories can grant you new insight into your struggle with substance misuse. You can gain valuable life skills like effective communication, managing anger and stress and solving problems. It’s also a great avenue to build healthy relationships.
Individual counseling is equally essential in helping you resolve internal conflict, trauma and negative emotions that cause you to “use.” It’s all about developing coping skills, preventing relapse and staying sober. They may incorporate motivational enhancement techniques and client engagement in their treatment model. These techniques can boost your motivation for change and keep you engaged throughout treatment. Clinical pharmacists are available to provide comprehensive medication management. This is important if you’re dealing with co-occurring conditions.
You’ll have access to psychiatric consultations and onsite medical services. You may benefit from quick access to medication assisted treatment including methadone and suboxone as well. This can be helpful if you’re dealing with opioid use disorders and alcoholism. Their staff provides service coordination to help you meet basic needs like finding appropriate employment and living arrangements. It’s expected that at the end of your stay, you’ll have built relevant independent living skills that guarantee continued lifestyle outside the program.