Rewind Inc

Faith-Forward, 12-Step Recovery With Clear Weekly Structure

Rewind Inc provides drug and alcohol treatment rooted in the 12-step model and spiritual growth. The program leans on accountability and routine, pairing counseling with consistent recovery practices. Residential clients attend Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings each week, work with a sponsor, and participate in a weekly spiritual practice, support designed to help recovery feel more like a daily way of living than something that only happens in session.

Small, Home-Style Residences That Keep Life Practical

Residential care is offered in separate men’s and women’s houses that are intentionally home-like. Each residence includes common living areas, a group room for programming, and a full kitchen for day-to-day routines. Outdoor space supports downtime and connection, with room for simple activities like yard games and gathering around a bonfire. A shared house computer with internet access is also available.

Counseling That Builds Coping Skills and Addresses Trauma

Services include individual counseling, group therapy, relapse prevention, and substance use education. Treatment approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and trauma-related counseling, helping clients connect triggers and stressors to healthier responses. The facility also provides screening and comprehensive assessment, including Rule 25 assessments.

A Setting That Supports Community Reintegration

Located on the edge of Perham, the program emphasizes reconnecting with the community as part of recovery. Residential clients attend the local community center during the week to support physical health and routine. Rewind also highlights employment opportunities within walking distance, which can help clients practice structure and responsibility while preparing for life after treatment.

Outpatient and Aftercare Options to Stay Connected

For clients who need step-down care or ongoing support, Rewind offers structured outpatient treatment, a relapse prevention program, and aftercare groups. Discharge planning and continued follow-up are part of the transition process. The facility accepts clients who are using medications for addiction treatment (MAT) when those medications are prescribed by an outside provider.