Center for Alcohol and Drug Treatment - Marty Mann House

Specialized Care for Women and Pregnancy

Marty Mann House offers a residential program in Duluth designed for women, including those who are pregnant, who are seeking recovery from substance use. Its trauma-responsive, person-centered approach fosters safety and emotional stability while supporting each resident’s individual needs throughout treatment.

Integrated Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment

As a co-occurring capable program, the facility combines counseling, motivational enhancement, and evidence-based therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy and relapse prevention. Residents participate in individual and group sessions that strengthen coping skills, self-awareness, and peer connection within a structured and supportive environment.

Access to Medication and Health Support

Residents have timely access to medications for opioid use disorder, including buprenorphine and methadone, alongside other medical and behavioral health supports. The program also provides health education, nicotine-cessation counseling, and overdose prevention, promoting whole-person well-being during and after treatment.

Building Life Skills and Long-Term Stability

Beyond recovery from substance use, Marty Mann House emphasizes practical skills for sustainable independence. Staff coordinate resources for housing, employment, and community reintegration. As part of the Center for Alcohol and Drug Treatment’s continuum of care, residents can transition smoothly to outpatient, mental health, or recovery-support programs to maintain progress after discharge.