Kinnic Falls Alcohol Drug Servs

Kinnic Falls Alcohol Drug Servs in River Falls, Wisconsin, runs a non-profit program for people dealing with serious mental health concerns along with substance use issues, and they cover a wide range of treatment needs, so folks who need detox, inpatient and outpatient treatment, long-term rehab, and even sober living will all find support here, and they offer both structured and low-intensity care which means some people can take their time moving through recovery, especially at the Gerber House, their sober house where long-term clients try out their recovery skills in real-world situations, and the programs at Kinnic Falls are varied in length, with choices like 28-to-30-day, 60-day, 90-day, and even longer options, with help for adults, seniors, young adults, men, women, veterans, LGBTQ+ folks, families, professionals, and people coming from the courts too, so no one really feels left out. The staff at Kinnic Falls understand substance use and mental health, they use evidence-based ways to support people, with options like individual and group counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, equine therapy, wilderness therapy, relapse prevention, and even experiential options, and they're known for programs that follow 12-step and SMART recovery styles, plus there's a lot of information available about addiction, withdrawal, and what to watch for. The facility has up to 52 beds, and people can get care funded by insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, military coverage, financial aid, or private pay since they do their best to be accessible, and they rely on donations and grants to keep things running as a 501(c)(3) non-profit. There's a mix of practical and pleasant amenities, like walking and biking trails right by the property, spots for pick-up basketball games in the parking lot, and a full sand volleyball court that sometimes hosts friendly competitions between staff and clients, while inside the spaces are updated and comfortable. Kinnic Falls puts an emphasis on building life skills, supporting people with finding work, finishing school, or volunteering so that everyone feels more confident about living sober, and they've got a simple, community-focused attitude, with recovery at your own pace and lots of support for getting back into daily life. They accept people dealing with all sorts of addictions, whether it's alcohol, street or prescription drugs, gambling, or other behavioral problems like food, , or even internet and video games, and they have specialty programs for different needs, including dual diagnosis, luxury rehab, faith-based groups, and even care for teens and seniors, plus their team helps with intervention, detox, therapy, aftercare, and steps in between. Recreation and nature figure in, with places to walk, a bike shelter, nice outdoor spots, and the general feeling that the facility isn't locked down or uncomfortable, and people staying there find help building a foundation for sobriety that lasts after treatment ends.