Adult and Teen Challenge Minneapolis

Adult & Teen Challenge of Minneapolis offers gender-specific residential treatment for adult men and women. Their program is a Christian Discipleship program with a faith-based curriculum with a 1-year commitment to progressing through their 4 levels of care: Recovery, Renewal, Restoration, and Transition. Adult and Teen Challenge focuses on spiritual, emotional, and physical healing, and offers social and educational training to prepare women for life post-addiction. The treatment center is operated as a nonprofit, so fees are very low. The focus is on permanent recovery, no matter how long it takes.
Their Minneapolis location offers 6 residential treatment and recovery facilities in Minneapolis—3 catering to men and 3 to women. Additionally, transitional housing and outpatient treatment options are available in Minneapolis and Crystal. Each residential building, aside from providing communal living areas and classrooms, features private or semi-private bedrooms, fitness centers, chapels, and spaces for connecting with children and other loved ones.
Level 1(14 weeks): Recovery Residents attend classes that emphasize recognizing and changing destructive thoughts and beliefs, understanding the basic needs they were attempting to fulfill through substance use, and learning coping skills to combat cravings.
Level 2 (12 weeks): Renewal Residents participate in the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual work that it takes to heal the wounds that are often at the root of addiction.
Level 3 (12 weeks): Restoration and Healing Residents learn more about purpose in life, and how to enter into a future that is free from substances. This phase helps establish a solid foundation for the future, helping residents uncover their unique gifts and talents.
Level 4 (12 weeks): Transition Residents begin taking practical steps toward putting what they’ve learned into action. Residents find employment and housing, learn how to manage their time and resources, and start to become leaders who give back to their community.

Listing sourced from the SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator. Data last synced April 2026. Verify current programs directly with the facility.