EOSIS – Lake Shore, located at 140 Quail Street in Saint Paul, Minnesota, is a 23-bed men’s residential treatment center specializing in addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. As a licensed dual diagnosis facility, EOSIS Lake Shore provides a structured and supportive environment where residents can receive individualized treatment plans tailored to their clinical, emotional, and medical needs. The program blends evidence-based therapies with holistic approaches, fostering both clinical progress and peer support to strengthen long-term recovery.
Residents benefit from a multidisciplinary care team that includes addiction counselors, mental health professionals, and medical staff who work collaboratively to provide comprehensive treatment. Services include individual and group counseling, medical care, educational therapy, and family education to promote stronger relationships and community reintegration. EOSIS Lake Shore also incorporates therapeutic activities such as art therapy, recreational therapy, and participation in 12-step and SMART Recovery meetings to help individuals rediscover enjoyment in sober living.
Through its compassionate care model, EOSIS Lake Shore equips men with the tools to manage cravings, build resilience, and maintain stability after discharge. By addressing both substance use and mental health challenges, this residential program provides a pathway toward long-term recovery and healthier living.
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