Beauterre Recovery Institute

Beauterre Recovery Institute is a rehabilitation center that treats men and women who are struggling with drug and alcohol addictions and co-occurring mental health disorders. Beauterre Recovery Institute has an inpatient addiction program, an addiction treatment program for professionals, and a relapse prevention program. During admission, clients will receive a chemical, medical, and personality assessment. Throughout the program, clients and their families will receive education, guidance, and therapy to help support a life long recovery. This step in the program is vital in rebuilding relationships. At Beauterre Recovery Institute, clients will have a structured day that includes individual and group therapy sessions that are based on advanced treatment models such as dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), health realization, cognitive behavioral therapies (CBT), 12-Step facilitation, motivational interviewing (MI), S.M.A.R.T. recovery, and relapse prevention. Beauterre Recovery Institute includes transition services, trauma focus groups, music recovery, medication management, nutritional guidance, spiritual guidance, smoking cessation, and therapeutic recreational approaches. Beauterre Recovery Institute is accredited by the CARF, and they accept most major insurances.

Beauterre Recovery Institute is located on over 180 acres of prairie-land, and the grounds are warm, charming, and have a hint of sophistication that lends itself to the clients’ recovery. They have spacious and fully furnished bedrooms with large queen size beds. They have single or double rooms available with private baths for each room. Located on-site are walking trails, basketball and tennis courts, a golf practice tee, volleyball courts, a horseshoe pit, a fitness center, and a beautiful garden next to a bonfire pit. Clients at Beauterre Recovery Institute receive nutritious dining that is prepared by a culinary team who can accommodate dietary needs. They can accommodate food allergies, vegetarianism, veganism, and Kosher.