Program Features
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings including the 12 Step program
- Licensed mental health therapy to address past pain or trauma
- A strong support network through CRC and community involvement
- Weekly Bible studies to restore and/or deepen faith
- Courses designed to develop life and interpersonal skills
- Access to adult education including GED and continuing education classes
- Financial planning and budgeting courses
- Job-skills training and coaching to pursue further education or a career
In our most recent survey of CRC alumni, 42% were sober after 11 years post-graduation (by comparison, the national average is only 15%).
Program Benefits
BROTHERHOOD OF MEN Men at the CRC join a brotherhood of other men seeking recovery and a sober network. Men grow spiritually, receive education, can earn a GED (if needed), prepare their résumés, and increase their job skills.
HOLISTIC CARE In addition to recovery, residents learn to grow in integrity and honesty, establish an honorable work ethic, and even get back in shape—addressing the health of their body, mind and soul.
TIME FOR TRANSFORMATION The core program is typically completed in six months, with additional program phases and support provided for 12 months or longer.
AFFORDABILITY There are minimal program fees. Because most residents are eligible for general assistance through Ramsey County, most pay little to nothing out of their own pocket to participate.
CHRIST-CENTERED RECOVERY The program focuses primarily on recovery through a relationship with Christ and the principles of Christianity as residents begin self-understanding about their chemical use. Each resident’s Higher Power—Jesus Christ—can be found at the CRC.
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Are you, or someone you know, in need of a proven recovery program?
Email needhelp@ugmtc.org to learn more about the Christ Recovery Center.