Lakeside Women's Recovery Retreat
Minneapolis, MN
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Substance-free recovery housing with rules and support that vary by residence.
Recovery housing or sober living generally refers to alcohol- and drug-free housing intended to support people in recovery. It is distinct from clinical treatment, although residents may participate in outpatient care, medications, mutual-help groups, employment, school, or other recovery supports. Rules, staffing, oversight, testing practices, costs, and resident protections vary substantially by residence and jurisdiction. Before choosing a home, ask about house rules, fees, medication policies, grievance procedures, safety practices, certification or licensing requirements in that state, and how the residence connects people with clinical care when needed.
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Editorial review: General treatment information reviewed September 7, 2026 against current federal treatment resources. Treatment needs and program services vary by person and provider.
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