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Our Treatment Center in Plymouth, MN
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Teen IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program)
Available in-person and virtually, our IOP level of care provides your teen with an individualized treatment plan that incorporates counseling for ADHD, depression, anxiety, trauma or other co-occurring mental health issues they may be experiencing along with substance use issues.
The number of treatment sessions each week and the length of programming/services are based on your teen's specific clinical needs. As they develop and strengthen healthy practices and gain more experience in recovery, the number of IOP sessions will decrease.
Day Treatment for Teens
As the most intensive level of outpatient care, our adolescent day treatment program involves 20-30 hours of individual and group activities and appointments a week. This treatment level can be an ideal bridge from the 24/7 care and accountability of an inpatient program, or—based on your teen's needs and circumstances--it can be a great level to first come into treatment.
Your teen will have the best of both worlds: Integrated mental health and substance use treatment along with a supportive peer community to belong to while living at home. (Some of our day treatment patients choose to live on campus, which can be a helpful option for families to consider.)
Day treatment (known medically as partial hospitalization) can also be an effective level of care if your teen has experienced multiple treatment or recovery attempts. Our care teams will develop a highly personalized treatment plan to meet you where you are today and offer a new path forward.
Teen Residential Treatment/Inpatient Rehab
Our inpatient behavioral health treatment center is ideal if your child is struggling with ADHD, anxiety, depression, grief or trauma in addition to substance use issues. Our specialized care teams address mental health challenges and substance use issues concurrently because the conditions and symptoms are interrelated.
Residential patients begin treatment in our medical unit where our physicians and nurses monitor the detoxification process and provide medications to ease any withdrawal discomfort or drug cravings. Our adolescent patients live in gender-specific (male-identifying or female-identifying) residential wings with other teens (ages 12-18), and follow a daily schedule of therapeutic, educational and wellness activities and appointments (psychiatrist, psychologist, addiction counselor) individualized to meet their recovery needs. Mental health groups are tailored to address the challenges faced by teens and their families in early recovery, with a focus on practical social and behavioral skills like communication, emotion regulation, distress tolerance and relapse prevention.
As an integral part of our programs, we embrace your whole family in the healing journey—with education, counseling and support to help you strengthen communication and rebuild relationships.
As your teen progresses in residential treatment, their care team will continually assess and adjust their plan based on clinical and behavioral milestones.
Inpatient Treatment for Young Adults
Learn about residential treatment at our Plymouth campus and why this level of care could be the most-effective route for getting back on track and moving forward.
Outpatient Treatment for Young Adults
Expert care (psychiatrists, psychologists, addiction counselors). Peer connection. Convenient scheduling. Our outpatient treatment programs come in different levels and intensities (day treatment/partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient treatment/IOP and virtual rehab for teenagers). Look into what might be the right fit for you.
Do I need inpatient treatment, PHP or IOP?
Take minute to think about how your alcohol/drug use or mental health symptoms (or a combination of those factors) could be contributing to relationship issues or work/school responsibilities. That's a clue to take a closer look at how your ability to cope or function well is being affected—and consider how you might benefit from treatment.
To get an even better idea, you can talk with a Hazelden Betty Ford care navigator who, confidentially and at no cost, will help assess your situation, share the types of care and services we offer specifically for young adults, and guide you in determining next steps, including admission to one of our outpatient or inpatient programs, if appropriate.
Feel free to ask our care navigators any questions you might have about the different types, intensities and aspects of treatment. We have a full range of addiction treatment programs and mental health services geared specifically to young adults at our Plymouth, Minnesota, campus:
- Medical care for detox/stabilization and ongoing medical needs (our physicians, nurses and other medical staff will help you detox comfortably as you begin treatment)
- Gender-specific programming
- Group therapy
- Individual therapy
- Educational presentations
- Integrated mental health services for co-occurring disorders, with care provided by psychiatrists and other licensed mental health professionals
- Special-focus groups on coping skills, resilience, accountability and initiative
- Wellness and recreational activities
- Spiritual care services
Our care navigators can also tell you more about our teen rehabilitation program for opioid use disorder, which initially focuses on helping you through opioid withdrawal, reducing discomfort and minimizing drug cravings so you can focus on treatment goals and activities.
Is Hazelden Betty Ford’s detox center located on site?
Yes, we have a medical services unit on our Plymouth campus where our highly skilled staff will help you safely and comfortably detox from alcohol, opioids and/or other drugs. Withdrawal symptoms can be unpredictable and complicated, which is why detox is a specialized area of medical care. Care at our detox center is designed to ease withdrawal symptoms and relieve cravings so you feel well enough and can think clearly enough to begin treatment.
How can Hazelden Betty Ford help me after treatment?
One thing you'll experience in treatment is that connection/community matter for your well-being—and we have a whole range of services and resources to help you keep those connections (and your recovery) strong. Our staff will introduce you to post-rehab services and resources based on your specific needs and challenges. Some of our most popular supports are:
- Phone-based coaching
- Mobile apps
- Online social communities
- Daily inspirational emails
- Self-help publications, such as daily mediation books
Reach Out. We've Got You.
Finding the right treatment and getting the right diagnosis and care can feel impossible when you don't even know the questions to start asking. Talk with us. We have uniquely knowledgeable and specially trained contact people to help you figure out what's going on and get a plan together.
CALL 1-844-281-7632
- Speak confidentially with one of our expert care navigators to discuss your situation and learn about assessment, counseling and treatment options.
- Talk with someone who understands what you're going through from their own personal experience—a parent, young adult or other family member who found the help they needed at Hazelden Betty Ford.
What to Expect When Entering Treatment
Welcome to inpatient treatment Hazelden Betty Ford's Center for Teens, Young Adults and Families in Plymouth, Minnesota.
When you arrive on campus, your first stop will be our medical services unit where our physicians and nurses will address any medical needs you might have. This is also where you will safely and comfortably detox from alcohol or other drugs under the care of our licensed medical professionals.
Next, you will move into one of our teen (ages 12-18) or young adult (ages 18-25) residential treatment units where your peers and staff members will help you settle in and get oriented.
Treatment for you won't follow the exact schedule of activities and appointments as your peers because your care plan will be based on your specific needs.
Your Daily Schedule
Each morning, you will receive a copy of your daily schedule outlining your activities and appointments. Your day could include:
- One-to-one counseling time
- Special-topic groups focusing on skills like emotion regulation, behavior modification, identifying triggers
- Group wellness activities
- Online school (credits not offered in the summer)
- Individual time to work on treatment assignments
Your evening schedule could include:
- Educational groups or Twelve Step (AA, NA) meetings
- Residential unit meetings
- Evening meditation
You will have opportunities to enjoy all kinds of wellness activities, too. We have a music room, climbing wall, gym, meditation room and other spaces for recreation and reflection.
Getting Here
Hazelden Betty Ford provides airport transportation if you are arriving for inpatient treatment at Plymouth. Families, visitors, and guests must arrange all other transportation to and from the facility. Ride share services and taxis are easily accessible at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Hazelden Betty Ford
11505 36th Ave. North
Plymouth, MN
1-763-509-3810
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