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18 Years
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Emergency
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Comprehensive Addiction Treatment Services in Willmar
Divine Hope Counseling was established in February 2008 as a nonresidential dual diagnosis treatment facility in Willmar, Minnesota. Our team of licensed professionals specializes in addressing substance use disorders (SUD) and co-occurring mental health conditions through individualized, gender-specific programs for adults, adolescents, and older adults. We prioritize cultural sensitivity, offering Spanish-speaking services and accommodations for physical and mental health barriers. Our approach integrates education, group therapy, family sessions, and relapse prevention strategies tailored to each client's unique needs.Staff undergo annual training in critical areas such as CPR, HIV/Hepatitis awareness, and client confidentiality. We emphasize community integration and provide flexible treatment plans, including in-home services for older adults. Our facility maintains strict confidentiality protocols and adheres to state-mandated safety standards. With over 15 years of combined experience among our leadership team, we focus on empowering clients to achieve long-term recovery through evidence-based practices and compassionate care.
Services
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Dual Diagnosis Services
Adolescent Treatment Programs
Older Adult Education
Family Therapy Sessions
Relapse Prevention
Spanish-Speaking Services
Group Counseling
Individual Counseling
Co-Occurring Mental Health Support
Details
- Year established: 2008
Highlights and features
- We offer gender-specific programs for men and women struggling with chemical dependency.
- Our team provides culturally sensitive care, including Spanish-speaking services.
- We accommodate physical and mental health barriers with individualized treatment plans.
- Staff receive annual training in critical areas like CPR and client confidentiality.
- Specialized programs for adolescents and older adults address age-specific needs.
What people say
Family-like atmosphere
Personalized care
Supportive therapists
Services
Substance Use Disorder Treatment
Our nonresidential SUD program offers comprehensive care for adults and adolescents through individual therapy, group sessions, and relapse prevention strategies. Treatment includes 70-170 hours of structured programming with personalized workbooks and assignments. Clients receive education on addiction science, coping skills development, and community support integration.
Dual Diagnosis Services
We address co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders through integrated treatment plans. Services include standardized mental health screenings, weekly support groups, and collaborative care with community therapists. Our approach combines cognitive-behavioral techniques with 12-step methodologies to address both addiction and psychiatric needs.
Adolescent Treatment Programs
Specialized care for ages 13-18 features co-ed group sessions and family therapy. The 120-hour primary program includes individual counseling and educational components on prescription drug abuse. Continuing care options provide structured support during critical transition periods with flexible scheduling to accommodate school commitments.
Older Adult Education
This program addresses substance misuse in adults over 50 through age-appropriate education materials and slower-paced instruction. Services include in-home counseling options, prescription drug abuse awareness training, and family sessions to address intergenerational impacts of addiction.
Relapse Prevention
Our relapse prevention program focuses on identifying high-risk situations and developing personalized safety plans. Through 40-70 hours of targeted intervention, clients learn coping strategies, participate in support groups, and receive ongoing guidance to maintain long-term sobriety.
People
Lori Hanson
Program Administrator, Men's Program Counselor
MA, LADC with 15+ years in addiction treatment. Specializes in continuum of care and recovery empowerment. Graduated from Hazelden Graduate School, focusing on addiction science and Twelve Step methodology.
Jeanine Porter
Clinical Director, Women's Program Counselor
LADC with 15+ years in SUD treatment. Focuses on self-esteem development and individualized care. Holds BS in Psychology and Sociology, with clinical experience since 1996 in residential and outpatient settings.
Tim Johnson
Marriage and Family Therapist
MA, LMFT with 30+ years working with adolescents and families. Specializes in trauma therapy through EMDR and TF-CBT certifications. Provides family systems approach to addiction recovery and behavioral disorders.
Cheryl Walter
Treatment Coordinator, Chemical Use Assessor
LADC with decade of experience in SUD assessment. Focuses on holistic treatment and spiritual integration. Holds BS in Psychology from St. Cloud State University with specialization in developmental disorders.
Juli Klindt
Women's Program Counselor
LADC specializing in women's addiction recovery. Former inpatient counselor and online treatment developer. Uses personalized treatment plans with experiential learning components. Holds national certification in substance abuse counseling.
Questions
What types of addiction treatment do you offer?
We provide nonresidential SUD treatment including primary programs (70-100 hours), continuing care (170 hours), and relapse prevention. Services combine individual therapy, group sessions, and family support with gender-specific options.
Do you treat co-occurring mental health disorders?
Yes, our dual diagnosis program includes mental health screenings, weekly support groups, and collaborative care with community therapists to address depression, anxiety, and other psychiatric conditions alongside addiction treatment.
Are services available for Spanish-speaking clients?
We offer full SUD assessment and treatment services in Spanish with bilingual staff and interpretation tools. Treatment plans, workbooks, and group sessions are available in both English and Spanish.
What adolescent treatment options exist?
Our adolescent program for ages 13+ includes co-ed group therapy four days weekly, individual counseling, and family sessions. We accept clients transitioning from other programs and provide specialized support for school-related challenges.
How do you accommodate older adults?
We offer age-specific education on prescription drug abuse, slower-paced instruction, and in-home counseling options. Treatment addresses unique challenges faced by adults over 50 with substance use disorders.
What safety protocols are in place?
We follow strict confidentiality policies with separate entries for different client groups. Staff trained in vulnerability assessment implement individualized safety plans for high-risk clients during treatment sessions.
