House of Hope

Services and Programs

• Non-Residential Treatment

  • House of Hope offers several different outpatient tracks to meet the needs of diverse levels of care and populations in Mankato. Traditional step down programming, co-occurring, drug court track, and individual tracks are available.

  • Participants of non-residential programming have access to specialty groups provided in residential treatment on a voluntary basis; including psychiatric services, Celebrate Recovery, GED, pre-employment education, life skills development, and pastoral care.

  • Day and Evening Intensive Non-Residential Programing

    • The Intensive Non-Residential Program is created for those with long term use who have not had a recent treatment episode. Clients “Step Down” as they progress through the program. The length of each phase is dependent upon client progress, completion of treatment plan goals and attendance. Average times are shown.

      • Phase 1: lasts 6-8 weeks with group 3 times per week plus a minimum of 1 weekly individual session

      • Phase 2: lasts 4-6 weeks with group 2 times per week plus a minimum of 1 individual session every 2 weeks

      • Phase 3: lasts 2-4 weeks with group 1 time per week with at least 1 individual during phase 3

      • Aftercare is a 1-hour group per week for 4-6 weeks or as recommended

    • The Day Program holds groups Mon, Wed and Thurs 9am-12pm

    • The Afternoon Program holds groups Mon, Tues, Thurs 1-4pm

    • The Evening Program holds groups Mon, Wed and Thurs 5-8pm

  • Individual Tracks

    • Shorter, individualized tracks can be done within either the traditional or co-occurring groups when referred for this particular program via assessment, discharge summary or counselor recommendation. It is best suited for those who are transitioning out of long term residential care (90+ days) or previously completed a treatment episode and have experienced a brief relapse. Length of treatment, number of individual sessions and groups each week are dependent upon recommendations, the participant’s individual progress, completion of treatment plan goals and attendance, but will typically be shorter than the “step down” program.

    • Group three times a week and integrated with the regular IOP Step Down Program (see schedules listed for the appropriate program above).

    • Weekly individual sessions are scheduled with your counselor.

    • For clients who may not benefit from group they may receive recommendations to complete individual sessions only without groups per their treatment plan.

• Assessments

  • House of Hope, Inc. offers Comprehensive Assessments in-person or via telehealth when circumstances necessitate it. To schedule an appointment call (507) 385-8774

  • Assessments are conducted in a private/confidential setting by professionals that are trained to diagnose addictions. An assessment is a two hour session utilized to produce a diagnostic impression and appropriate recommendation(s).

  • A Comprehensive Assessment is required to receive public funding for substance use disorder treatment. House of Hope, Inc. is a contracted vendor for Blue Earth County. Eligible people who also meet income guidelines can also qualify for direct access through the State of Minnesota, for more information please call (507) 385-8774.

• Residential Programs (Temporarily Closed)

  • Adult Medium Intensity Residential Treatment Programs for individuals with substance use and mental health issues. 

  • Fairmont Location: 26 men and women

  • Mankato Location: 9  Women

  • Other Residential Services Include:

    • Rule 25 assessments

    • Individual therapy sessions

    • Suboxone management  

    • Trauma-based therapy

    • Medication management

• Co-Occurring Behavioral Health Group (Mankato)

  • This group is tailored to serve the needs of those who suffer from Substance Use Disorders and Mental Health Issues who need a longer length of service, individualized incremental treatment planning and more support related to mental health concerns. Enhanced Illness Management and Recovery model will be used in this group. The program structure is non-episodic and provides an extended care length of participation with variances in intensity based upon response to treatment and measurable improvements in the ability to function. We do not expect the length of the program to go beyond 12 months.

  • Groups will be held Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm. Group size will be limited to 8-10 participants. Patients will have a weekly individual session with the primary counselor and mental health professional. Staffing with the patient’s care team will be held on a monthly basis or as needed.

  • To refer a potential patient please contact our Intake Coordinator at 507-385-8774

• GED Program

  • The House of Hope’s, GED Program officially began in January, 2006. The program was inspired by the efforts of a House of Hope client who had been assisting other clients in the development of math, reading and other academic subjects, as a way to enhance both his and their recovery efforts. The understanding, that successful recovery from chemical dependency and addiction is based on a sense of empowerment, through the successful completion of personal goals, is what the GED program is all about.

  • GED has quickly become an extension of the services already provided by House of Hope, Inc. Clients  who do not possess a high school diploma or GED are provided the opportunity to participate in the GED program as one of their treatment plan goals. The length of treatment services does not always allow for a client to obtain their GED.

  • The House of Hope, Inc. Build Fund provides scholarships to clients participating in or who have successfully completed any House of Hope, Inc. program. They will be provided an opportunity to pursue their GED at a later date at no cost to them.

Wellcome Manor Family Services

Services and Programs

• • Treatment includes residential inpatient care and family environment care. We offer two treatment phases: 

    • Phase I is approximately 90-120 days, and must be completed prior to going into Phase II, which is roughly 30-90 days, depending on your personalized care plan and treatment needs.  

    • Phase II is reserved for those clients that have completed Wellcome Manor’s Phase I program only.

• Our rehabilitation center offers residential treatment in a comfortable setting. Your bedroom is designed to make you feel as comfortable as possible during your treatment, assisting in the healing and recovery process.  Our program focuses on an integrative approach, helping you develop the skills necessary to maintain long-term recovery and rehabilitation.

• One of the benefits that is unique to Wellcome Manor is how we provide the opportunity for women to address chemical dependency, substance use disorders, mental health issues and parenting simultaneously. The result is a holistic, comprehensive approach that reaches beyond treatment and into prevention.

• Our treatment plan is customized to each individual and your circumstance.  We practice a DBT based treatment model in individual therapy sessions, which is the gold standard in psychological treatment. We also offer group therapy, mental health diagnostic assessments and medication management to ensure you get the exact care you need while staying at Wellcome Manor.

• Our counseling team focuses on you and your recovery. We offer therapeutic recreation, multi-faceted educational groups and expression through various forms of art.  These programs are integrated into our treatment plan to ensure a better outcome while completing your program.

  • Individualized Treatment Plans

  • On-Site Licensed Daycare

  • Parenting Education & family Development

  • Family Planning

  • Individual and Group Therapy

  • Mental Health Diagnostic Assessments and Therapy

  • Recovery Support Group Education (12-Step and more)

  • Multi-Faceted Educational Groups

  • Women’s Issues Groups

  • Therapeutic Recreation

  • Expression through Various Forms of Art

  • Medication management

  • Culturally Based Support Services

  • Care Coordination

  • Relapse Prevention