Is masking the pain making it worse?
Most people use substances to mask the pain of depression, anxiety, trauma, or other mental health conditions.
Do these signs look familiar to you.
Care That Treats the Whole Person
Whole-Person, Integrated Care
Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. We treat substance use and mental health together, with a coordinated team that looks at the full picture of your needs. That means more personalized care, better support, and a stronger foundation for long-term recovery.
- Coordinated care across your treatment team
- Support for both substance use and mental health
- A plan tailored to your needs
- Continued care as you move forward in recovery
Individualized Treatment Planning
Every recovery journey is different. We develop individualized treatment plans that reflect each patient’s unique needs, experiences, and goals. By personalizing care from the start, we create a stronger path forward. One that is responsive, coordinated, and built to support meaningful, lasting recovery.
- Personalized care plans based on each patient’s history, needs, and goals
- Comprehensive assessments to understand the full picture, not just symptoms
- Flexible treatment approaches that adapt as progress is made
- Collaboration between clinical staff, counselors, and support teams
- Goal-setting that focuses on long-term recovery and real-life outcomes
Psychiatric & Mental Health Support
Recovery is stronger when mental health is treated alongside substance use. Our psychiatric and mental health services are integrated into care to help patients address co-occurring challenges, improve emotional stability, and build a more complete foundation for healing. This whole-person approach leads to more consistent support and better long-term outcomes.
- Integrated care for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
- Access to psychiatric evaluations and medication management when needed
- Individual and group therapy focused on emotional regulation and coping skills
- Trauma-informed care to address underlying experiences
- Ongoing mental health support throughout every stage of treatment
Structured, Step-Down Continuum
Healing happens over time, not all at once. Our structured step-down continuum helps patients transition through levels of care with the support, guidance, and accountability needed to maintain progress. By meeting patients where they are in recovery, we help create greater stability and reduce the risk of setback.
- Seamless transition between levels of care as patients progress
- Continued support after residential treatment to maintain stability
- Structured programming that builds independence over time
- Relapse prevention planning and real-world skill development
- Long-term support systems to help sustain recovery beyond treatment
FIRST STEP
Lets take the first step together
Call, email, or schedule a free, confidential assessment with a counselor today.
WHY CHOOSE PROJECT TURNABOUT?
With more than 50 years of experience, Project Turnabout delivers an integrated, step-down approach to recovery designed to support lasting, long-term success.
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Learn about Project Turnabout's Step Down Approach to Treatment
Project Turnabout’s step-down approach provides the right level of support at each stage of recovery, helping people build stability, skills, and lasting change over time.
How Our Personalized Recovery Plan Helps You Stay Strong After Treatment
A recovery plan helps make sure support does not stop when treatment ends. It is a clear, personalized path forward built around real life, not guesswork.
Why the 12 Steps Are Part of Treatment at Project Turnabout
The 12 Steps have helped millions recover for generations, offering proven structure, built-in community, and support that lasts long after treatment ends.
NEXT STEPS
Start with a Conversation
Speaking with someone is the first step. Our Admissions Counselors are here to listen, answer your questions, help you understand your options at no cost and with no pressure.
This confidential conversation helps us understand your needs and guide you toward the right path forward.
NEXT STEPS
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does treatment usually last?
Treatment length varies based on individual needs, but most patients benefit from a structured stay followed by continued support. Some may begin with residential care and transition into step-down services, while others may need a different approach. Our goal is not just short-term progress, but building a foundation for lasting recovery.
What if I have tried treatment before and it didn’t work?
Many of the individuals we work with have been in treatment before. Recovery is not a one-size-fits-all process, and previous experiences can help us better understand what you need now. We take a more individualized approach, adjusting care to what will be most effective for you today, not what didn’t work in the past.
Will I have to stop working or leave my family?
Treatment plans are designed with real life in mind. While some levels of care require time away to fully focus on recovery, we also offer options that support balancing responsibilities whenever possible. Our team will work with you to find the right level of care that supports both your recovery and your life commitments.
What if I have mental health concerns too?
You are not alone. Many people facing substance use challenges also experience mental health concerns. That’s why we provide integrated care that addresses both at the same time. By treating the full picture, we help create more stability, better outcomes, and a stronger path forward.
What support do I have after treatment ends?
Recovery continues beyond treatment. We provide ongoing support through step-down programming, relapse prevention planning, and continued connection to care and community resources. Our focus is helping you maintain progress, build confidence, and stay supported long after treatment ends.
Support Options
See MoreMEETING OPTIONS
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Peer-led support for recovery from alcohol use.
Find a meeting: https://www.aa.org/find-aa
Minnesota meetings: https://aaminnesota.org/meetings
Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
Support for individuals recovering from drug addiction.
Find a meeting: https://www.na.org/meetingsearch
Minnesota meetings: https://naminnesota.org
SMART Recovery
Science-based meetings focused on practical recovery tools.
Find a meeting: https://meetings.smartrecovery.org
Al-Anon
Support for loved ones affected by someone else’s substance use.
Find a meeting: https://al-anon.org/al-anon-meetings
Gamblers Anonymous
Peer support for gambling recovery.
Find a meeting: https://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/locations
LOCAL RESOURCES
Support may be available in:
Granite Falls • Willmar • Marshall • Montevideo • Redwood Falls • Clara City
Meetings are often held at community centers, churches, and recovery organizations.
Local resource:
https://www.marshallmnrecovery.com
ONLINE & INCLUSIVE SUPPORT
Online Meetings
https://aa-intergroup.org/meetings
https://community.smartrecovery.org
LGBTQ+ Recovery Support
https://outsobermn.org
https://www.gayandsober.org/meetings
NEED IMMEDIATE HELP?
SAMHSA National Helpline:
1-800-662-4357
Find treatment services:
https://findtreatment.gov
