Advocacy Services
Advocacy is the process of supporting and enabling people to access information and promote their rights.
Approved Providers
I'm a person in recovery with a passion for education and giving back to the recovery community.
1401 8th st s Ste 3
Moorhead, MN 56560
Email: aleshaa@thelotuscenterinc.org
Hours: M-F, 8am - 4pm Central
My title is: Supportive Recovery Services Program Manager at The Lotus Center, Inc.
Brain injury, mental health, and substance abuse support services.
The Lotus Center Inc. provides aid to members of our community facing the struggles found with substance use disorders. We provide a continuum of services driven by human empathy and empowerment in dedication to quality treatment of the whole person: body, mind, and spirit. In striving to meet clients where they are at and work with them to set goals for the treatment; we neither support nor condemn the substance use, but instead encourage them to explore the option of rebirth. We offer outpatient treatment groups, chemical use assessments, housing support services, and are a Naloxone access point through the Steve Rummler HOPE Network. The Lotus Center, Inc. takes a harm reduction approach to working with our clients. While abstinence remains the ultimate goal for most clients, we understand it may not be achievable, nor desirable, for everyone. Any positive change is met with encouragement and seen as a step in the right direction. The program does not depend solely on traditional 12-Step models, but it does support those who find this approach beneficial. Our hope is that even for those who may not find continuous abstinence; if offered support, they can find some freedom from substances, regain a sense of purpose and find new direction within their community.
Other Providers
All of Us in Recovery (AIR) provides care coordination, peer support, recovery services, and family support under the auspices of the Free Through Recovery and Community Connect programs with the Behavioral Health Division of the State of North Dakota. AIR focuses on providing care and services to those who struggle with a substance abuse disorder or a mental health diagnosis.
Amachi provides guidance and resources to those in recovery. We have kind, caring and trained peer support specialists and case managers to assist you. Amachi works with many resources including the North Dakota Brain Injury Network to provide resources for many services. We host monthly meetings for Brain Injury discussion, weekly talking circles at our Belcourt location and weekly meetings at the Devils Lake office.
Assists individuals in preparing for their futures. They will help you apply for Social Security, Medicare, etc.
2898 5th Ave West
Dickinson, ND 58601
Freedom Resource Center is a disability rights organization. Freedom Resource Center's mission is to work toward equality and inclusion for people with disabilities through programs of empowerment, community education, and systems change.
2701 9th Avenue South, Suite H
Fargo, ND 58103
Toll-Free: (800) 450-0459
Email: freedom@freedomrc.org
Counseling center located in Fargo, ND
Lit-Up My Mind, LLC offers a comprehensive website, Litupmymind.com, where brain injury and migraine disease resources; such as podcasts, publications, tips and tools for managing symptoms, as well as living with those conditions can be found. Lit-Up My Mind also offers free support groups, a community calendar with easy to access nationwide events, and news.
The Protection & Advocacy Project (P&A) advocates for the legal rights of North Dakotans with disabilities. Services are available statewide.
Wells Fargo Bank Building
400 East Broadway
Suite 409
Bismarck, ND 58501
Toll-Free: (800) 472-2670
Email: panda@nd.gov
Peer Support Association of North Dakota (PSAND) is a statewide peer-run 501c3 organization dedicated to advancing the profession of peer support specialist and enhancing its role in public health and welfare in North Dakota. Through education and advocacy, the PSAND network strives to innovate and integrate the peer support specialist workforce across the continuum of care. We are a network of individuals, peers, in recovery from mental health, substance use, or brain injury or identify as a family member of an individual in recovery. We are not a service provider, instead we work to develop and expand the peer support workforce through building peer support connections, providing education and consultation, and advocating for the interests of peer support specialists using our own "lived experience" through peer support.
720 Western Avenue, Suite 201
Minot, ND 58701-2708
Peer support professionals are people who have been successful in the recovery process and have received training that enables them to use their similar lived experience to assist others effectively, focusing on the recovery needs and empowering individuals to make positive life changes. Peer support professionals in brain injury can work with individuals as they adjust to life after injury and work towards rehabilitation and independence.
Power of Patients has created a novel, FREE, customizable, app to help patients and caregivers track their brain injury symptoms and triggers. Then they can share their reports with their healthcare providers and receive more personalized care. Our mission is to engage, inform, and empower people with brain injuries.