Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) is a type of behavioral therapy designed to decrease the likelihood of someone returning to abusing chemical substances, alcohol or both.

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It teaches people with substance use disorders how to focus on the moral aspects of their illness, and the social consequences associated with using drugs and alcohol.

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MRT started as a behavioral treatment for offender populations to reduce the likelihood of re-offending; and is now a widely adopted cognitive-behavioral approach to treating substance use disorders under the guidance of; licensed therapists, drug counselors, trained MRT facilitators, qualified peer support specialists, probation officers and other behavioral health service professionals.

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To find out more about MRT in your area, please contact your local Behavioral Health Service provider.

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Colusa County BHS

Colusa: (530) 458-0520

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Glenn County BHS

Willows: (530) 934-6582

Orland:   (530) 865-6459

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Sutter-Yuba BHS

Main Line: (530) 673-8255

Toll Free:   (888) 923-​3800

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Butte County BHS

Oroville: (530) 538-2574

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Lake County BHS

North Shore:  (707)  274-9101

South  Shore: (707) 994-7090