Adult and Teen Challenge Billings Men’s Campus – Addiction Rehab in Billings, Montana

Situated to the west of Billings on a 5-acre site conveniently located near Highway 302 and I-90, the Adult and Teen Challenge Billings Men’s Campus provides a Christian-centered treatment approach for men grappling with substance use issues. Established by David Wilkerson in 1960, there are currently close to 250 Adult and Teen Challenge centers throughout the U.S. and over 1,000 globally in 95 countries. The Pacific Northwest Adult and Teen Challenge programs require a one-time intake fee of $500 with no additional monthly charges for the duration of the program. The Billings Men’s Campus features a year-long program designed to accommodate up to 20 men. The Bible-centric curriculum of Adult and Teen Challenge emphasizes three core objectives aimed at aiding recovery from the effects of substance use: healing from brokenness, reconciling with Jesus Christ and others, and fostering transformation grounded in faith. Participants engage in sermons, Bible studies, prayer sessions, spiritual retreats, and vocational skills training throughout the program. Life Renewal clinical counseling provides behavioral health assistance using techniques like CBT, DBT, and strategies for preventing relapse, all from a Christian viewpoint. It is important to note that the program does not include medical personnel, so individuals must complete detox before enrolling. To maintain a focus on recovery, contact is restricted to family members, and the use of electronic devices is prohibited. The program is committed to guiding participants toward total recovery from substance use, and therefore, smoking is also prohibited.