Promoting change from the Inside Out
The Micah House Rehabilitation Services addresses the whole person not just the addiction whether it is drug or alcohol. Rehabilitation addresses relapse prevention, mental and physical health, and individual counseling.
Faith Based
Founded by Pastor Lockett, The Micah House was developed as a comprehensive drug treatment program Read More
Outpatient
As an outpatient drug and alcohol treatment facility we are well located in downtown Minneapolis Read More
Why Choose Us?
- Licensed Clinical Specialists on Staff
- Case Management Services
- Family / Individual Therapy
- SAAP Referral
- Immediate Intake Services
Over 20 years of experience.
The goal of The Micah House is to promote chemical health while alleviating the wide array of disparities that individuals experience while in recovery. The Micah House is designed to address the needs of the whole person; spirituality, physically, and economically in a culturally diverse environment.
Recovery Testimony
Because Your Life is Your Legacy – how do you want to be remembered?
I come from Columbus Georgia, by way of Iowa, Fort Dodge Iowa. Fort Dodge is where my addiction started, that was 1999. My drug of choice is crack cocaine. By 2004, I had arrived in Minneapolis, Minnesota. There were a few reasons why I choose Minneapolis, Minnesota; one reason is that my kids and their mother are here. When I arrived, I entered into my first treatment. After completing this particular treatment I relapsed. Shortly after, I entered into another treatment center. This cycle continued until December 27th 2006, which is when after this last treatment I entered the program... Read More
I come from Columbus Georgia, by way of Iowa, Fort Dodge Iowa. Fort Dodge is where my addiction started, that was 1999. My drug of choice is crack cocaine.
By 2004, I had arrived in Minneapolis, Minnesota. There were a few reasons why I choose Minneapolis, Minnesota; one reason is that my kids and their mother are here.
When I arrived, I entered into my first treatment. After completing this particular treatment I relapsed. Shortly after, I entered into another treatment center. This cycle continued until December 27th 2006, which is when after this last treatment I entered the program here at Micah House.
When I entered Micah House I felt that I was spiritually, physically and mentally hurting. When I entered the Micah House, there was energy, a feeling of spiritual safety and security that I had not felt for a long time. I spent 75 days at the Micah House. It was the best decision that I have made in a long time. The staff is always accessible and willing to help. Many of the decisions I have made to date, has been with the helpful suggestions of experienced staff members.
My future looks brighter than it has for many years. I hope one day to become an employee of Micah House and give to men who will most certainly come after me what has been so freely given to me.