How do I start the admissions process?

Please call Beth's Place at (701) 566-9965 to set up an initial chemical dependency assessment. Once you arrive for your scheduled appointment, you will meet with our office manager to fill out your intake paperwork. A licensed counselor will then complete a comprehensive assessment. After the assessment, the counselor will suggest a level of care that they feel is appropriate for you based on your answers. This level of care is person-centered.

Beth’s Place staff all hold professional and clinical licenses. They represent such disciplines as early intervention medicine, nursing, psychology, psychiatry, marriage and family therapy, and social work. Beth’s Place is accredited through 245G. 

Group therapy, individual therapy, educational presentations and workshops, special focus groups, mental health services, mindfulness, and relaxation practices. Beth's Place is warm and welcoming, designed with your safety, comfort, and serenity in mind.

Many people who come to Beth’s Place seeking treatment for drug and alcohol addiction also struggle with mental health issues such as depression, grief, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress disorder. The combination of addiction and mental health conditions, known as co-occurring disorders, is quite common. Beth’s Place staff are skilled at addressing the complexity of co-occurring disorders. 

Addiction treatment programs and services at Beth's Place are not defined by a number of days or rather by the individual patients needs are. Phased approach allows patients to advanced their treatment at a pace based on their specific situation and clinical milestones. 

Most of your counseling sessions will be conducted in a group therapy setting. Individual sessions do occur regularly with your counselor and various members of the interdisciplinary treatment team depending on your initial and ongoing assessment by all treatment team members.