Ten Sixteen Recovery Network

About Ten Sixteen Recovery Network

Ten Sixteen Recovery Network, known as Ten16, is a nonprofit addiction treatment and recovery organization based in Midland, Michigan, that has served Central Michigan since 1979. Their approach is abstinence-based and holistic, addressing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health, and they are candid that recovery is hard work best done in community. Care options include a residential rehab on 18 wooded acres outside Midland, typically lasting 30 to 45 days, along with outpatient counseling at locations across the region and sober recovery housing for both men and women. Many of their staff are in recovery themselves, which shapes the peer-driven feel of their programs.

In residential treatment, clients receive clinical interventions based on a personal assessment, along with group, individual, and family counseling, life skills training, and sober fellowship focused on relapse prevention and the underlying causes of addiction. Families can take part through Family Clinical Days and weekly visitation when the client agrees. Outpatient counseling blends evidence-based practices with peer support, addresses co-occurring depression, anxiety, and trauma, and accepts clients on MAT through an outside prescriber, though Ten16 does not prescribe medications. Their outpatient sites double as free drop-in Recovery Centers, and they also run hospital-based outreach, community navigation, and collegiate recovery programs, with Medicaid and most commercial insurance accepted for outpatient care.