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HistoryHaven Chemical Health Systems opened its doors in 2000 with one outpatient facility, The Haven in Woodbury. Not long after, two additional facilities were opened: The Haven in Shakopee, an outpatient facility, and Margaret's House, a ten-bed residential facility for women in Mendota Heights. These were followed shortly by the opening of The Haven in Waconia, as well as The Haven in Cloquet. In 2004, Rebecca's Residence in Scandia was opened, which is also a ten-bed women's residential facility. Our first men's residential facility, Paul's Place, opened in 2008 in Farmington with six beds.SpecialtiesThe Haven in Cloquet offers adult day and evening treatment programs. Both programs focus on abstinence from all mood-altering chemicals as a necessary element in maintaining a quality recovery. We tailor all of our programs to individual needs. The Haven in Cloquet also offers family education programs -- important to any client's recovery -- once per week. Our family program is one of very few offered north of the Twin Cities. There is no charge for family members to attend these sessions. We offer an eclectic approach to treatment based on the individual needs and strengths of each client. Group sessions are held three days per week for three hours per session. At Cloquet, day group is from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm and evening group is from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Group is held on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.

Midrange Chemical Dependency Services is located in Hibbing, MN. Our treatment program is an alternative approach to traditional CD treatment. Using group therapy as well as individual sessions, we help our clients to recognize and understand the underlying life issues that resulted in their addiction to substances. We feel that addressing and healing these issues is essential if our clients are to have meaningful and fulfilling lives free of substance dependence. Contact us today for more information!

Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global community dedicated to helping individuals overcome alcohol dependence through shared experiences and support. With a foundation built on sisterhood, one alcoholic assists another, A.A. offers a structured program that includes the Twelve Steps and benefits from the collective strength of its members. With over 80 years of history, A.A. provides a welcoming environment for anyone seeking to stop drinking, regardless of their background or challenges. The organization emphasizes anonymity, fostering a safe space for recovery and personal growth in camaraderie with others on similar journeys. Generated from the website