Focus 12 Halfway House

Closed: Please See Nearby Facilities
Saint Cloud, Minnesota

About Focus 12 Halfway House

Focus XII was a halfway house operated by Central Minnesota Health Center in Saint Cloud, Minnesota. They’re permanently closed now but they exclusively served men 18 and older who were transitioning out of a treatment plan. This was a structured and supervised living environment where residents received 15 hours of treatment each week.

A halfway house (also known as a transitional living home) is a bridge between treatment and your return to fully independent living. The house is typically less intensive and restrictive than higher levels of care. Focus XII encouraged involvement in the 12 step model through NA or AA groups. They utilized rational emotive behavior, cognitive behavioral therapy and personal resilience therapy in their own treatment model.

Focus XII had staff on hand 24 hours a day, so if there was a need for help, someone was there. I like this because even though sober living houses promote independence, the residents are still in recovery. It makes sense that they would need professional help from time to time.

This location is closed, but other facilities can be found nearby.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Adult Program

When an individual struggles with drug and alcohol use, an adult program in Minnesota can provide treatment and mental health support. Designed for men and women over the age of 18, these programs help individuals obtain and maintain sobriety.

Alcoholism

The goal of alcohol rehab in Minnesota is to help you make mental and behavioral changes that lead to recovery and long-term sobriety. Most methods rely on a combination of group and individual counseling to accomplish these goals.

Drug Rehab

Drug rehab in Minnesota often starts with assessment. Once needs are determined, the individual typically begins treatment with detox, then enters rehab, and finally receives aftercare once the program is complete. This continuum of care offers appropriate levels of support at each stage to help the individual achieve long-term recovery.

Men's Rehab

Individuals who attend men’s rehab in Minnesota can expect to spend much of their days in therapy sessions. Therapy is focused on men only, and teaches men how to control urges and cravings and live a healthy, sober lifestyle.

Opioid Treatment

After evaluating your needs and budget, staff at opioid rehab in Minnesota will help you determine the length of your treatment and its intensity level, to properly address your degree of opioid dependence. Most programs include detox, addiction therapy, specialized care, and aftercare support.

Teen & Adolescent Program

Recovery is not the same for young adults as it is for older individuals. A young adult program in Minnesota treats the patient as a whole, addressing unique life-stage challenges, dual diagnosis issues, and substance abuse.

Levels of Care

Inpatient Rehab

If you choose inpatient drug rehab in Minnesota, often referred to as residential rehab, you’ll receive 24/7 care while living at the rehab facility. Typical treatment services include individual and group therapy, medication management, and relapse prevention education.

Outpatient Rehab

Outpatient rehab in Minnesota provides a less restrictive environment than inpatient. You’ll live at home while attending just a few hours of counseling sessions per week and receive ongoing support through a program such as AA or NA. This will continue for as long as you need this level of accountability.

Aftercare & Alumni Program

For months or years after achieving initial sobriety, aftercare rehab in Minnesota gives you access to resources that help you maintain sobriety after treatment. You can receive support through 12-step groups, ongoing counseling, and financial coaching.

Sober Living

Sober living in Minnesota gives you the opportunity to apply the tools you acquired in rehab, in an independent but structured environment. You’ll reside with others in recovery, adhering to house rules such as curfew and a no-drug policy. As you work or go to school and contribute to household responsibilities, you’ll learn to live a drug-free life.