Residential Community & Treatment Overview
Residential Recovery court Program — an alternative to incarceration.
Founded in 2013, Morgan County Residential Recovery Court (MCRRC) was created as an alternative to incarceration. It allows participants to invest themselves fully into overcoming addiction.
MCRRC’s program is supervised by Judge Seth Norman, a criminal court judge over 21 years of experience in the criminal justice system. Judge Norman values rehabilitation and has been instrumental in helping improve the way the criminal justice system responds to addiction. We believe that incarceration cannot overcome addiction. Instead, our campus allows participants to work on overcoming their addictive behavior patterns and return to leading productive lives after treatment.
learning trade and work skills
Residents work on campus to gain experience and education. Successful completion of the recovery court program also leads to increased skills contributing to work-life success.
Court on campus
The court is overseen by the Judge who works to make sure that residents’ treatment is successful and residents are not prone to committing re-offenses.
Working as a Community
Residents live and work together, building relationships that support the new habits associated with addiction recovery.
