ANEW Residential Treatment Program

Our residential program offers a holistic approach to healing the mind, body and spirit. Treatment services are tailored to the individual needs of each client and offers unique groups and treatment activities.

 Residential Services

To make a referral for treatment services, please give us a call or send a message to admissions@anewchs.org

OR

You can directly contact:

Ashley Beadell
Residential Intake Coordinator
Direct: 952-466-1803
Fax: 651-493-7057
ashley.beadell@anewchs.org

To expedite the referral process, please fax a copy of a Rule 25 Assessment or updated Comprehensive Assessment, Diagnostic Assessment if completed within the last 6 months, and current Insurance Information to 651-493-7057.

We also work with Direct Access.

  • Phase I

    This level of care is approximately 30 days.

    This phase is for individuals coming to ANEW directly from home, detox, correctional facility or medical facility.

    Clients are required to step down to phase II once they have successfully completed phase I in order to graduate our residential program.

    *30 hours of structured programming weekly that addresses both mental and chemical health, as well as an individual session with a primary counselor.

    Click the arrow to learn about Phase II

  • Phase II

    This level of care is approximately 45-60 days.

    For individuals that have completed 28-30 days of a residential program (ours or somewhere else) and are stepping down to a lower level of care.

    *at least 20 hours of structured programming weekly that addresses both mental and chemical health, as well as an individual session with a primary counselor.

    *Opportunity for establishing care in the community and ability to earn passes for support group meetings and time with supportive people.

  • Programming ANEW Offers

    • Process group • Co-occurring Disorders group • Health Lecture • Addiction Basics • A Women's Way Through the 12 Steps • DBT Skills • Mind, Body, Spirit Group • Trauma-Informed Yoga • Helping Women Recover Group • Seeking Safety Group • Resources in Recovery • Spiritual Drumming • Acupuncture • Healing Arts • Mindfulness Based-Relapse Prevention • Moral Reconation Therapy • Relationship Skills • Recovery Hall • Self-Empowerment Group • Friday Night Speaker series • In-House AA Meeting • Friday Fit

    Programming subject to change at any time.

  • Other Activities and Events

    • Trips to the store • Walks • Outings (park, zoo, beach, bowling, apple orchard, movies, volunteering) • Recovery Month events (Walk for Recovery, Twins game) • ANEW’s Annual Spa Day

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Bedroom

Bedroom

Relaxation Room

Relaxation Room

Group Room

Group Room

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Lecture Hall

Lecture Hall

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Rec Room

Rec Room

R.I.P.L.E. Store

R.I.P.L.E. Store

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To contact a client in residential, please call the client line and leave a voicemail @ (952) 466-1792.

Rewards in a Positive Living Environment

“RIPLE”

At ANEW Chemical Health Services, we use a contingency management, rewards based system called “RIPLE” or “Rewards in a Positive Living Environment” which is a positive, growth-based model that will assist clients in completing daily responsibilities, making healthy choices, understanding consequences in a safe space, maintaining accountability and working towards goals.

ANEW Chemical Health Services believes that safety and respect are fundamental to a healthy recovery environment. Program participants are asked to follow program agreements centered around these key elements.

RIPLE Overview

  • Clients will have Daily Responsibilities to complete. When clients complete all of their daily responsibilities on time, they will earn a stamp at the end of the day.

  • There are established Agreements, guidelines and expectations of the program, to follow. If an agreement is not followed, clients will be asked to pull “Healthy Habit Cards.” Healthy Habit Cards are meant to help clients learn new habits, gain new experiences, and increase coping skills.

  • Actions which include showing kindness towards others, going out of the way to help someone in the community, or showing extra positivity may earn clients a Random Act of Kindness (RAK) stamp from a staff person.

  • The stamps clients earn can be spent at the RIPLE Store on the items or privileges of their choice. Please note that some privileges, like passes, still require approval from clients' primary counselors to be used.