Outpatient Drug and Mental Health Treatment Center in Maple Grove, Minnesota

The fact that you're pondering this question suggests that you have concerns about your substance use. Have you started to notice negative consequences of alcohol or drug use in your relationships, or at work, or in your ability to cope with stress?

These are common signs that substance use could be affecting your health and quality of life—and that you could possibly benefit from treatment.

To get a better sense of your situation, reach out to Hazelden Betty Ford. You can speak confidentially and at no cost with one of our care navigators. They will help assess what's going on, explain the different types of programs and services we offer in Minnesota, and discuss next steps, including admission to outpatient or inpatient treatment, if appropriate.

If a teenager in your life is showing signs of drinking, vaping or other drug use, ask our care navigators about our Teen Intervene option. It's a three-session screening and brief intervention program designed to give teens insight into their unhealthy choices around substance use and guide them in self-identifying an off-ramp to high-risk behaviors. Teen Intervene also provides parents with education, support and guidance to better understand what's going on and what's at stake.

You can also ask our care navigators for specific information about our outpatient program in Maple Grove, including:

• Group processing and therapy
• Individual therapy
• Educational presentations on addiction as a disease (the condition is sometimes referred to as "chemical dependency" or "substance abuse"), recovery principles, relapse prevention and other key concepts
• Integrated mental health services
• Special-focus groups based on your specific situation, challenges and needs
• Twelve Step principles and practices

The schedule and pace of outpatient treatment at Hazelden Betty Ford is personalized for each patient. For example, your care plan could start out with outpatient treatment sessions as frequently as four days a week. Then, as you reach specific rehab milestones, sessions would gradually transition to once a week.

Hazelden Betty Ford's addiction counselors, mental health therapists and medical professionals work in concert to address all the complexities within the same treatment program. This dual-enhanced treatment model involves assessment/diagnosis, group therapy, individual sessions, family sessions and family education as well as ongoing consultation with a medical professional/psychiatrist for medication management (as needed). In this way, all interrelated symptoms are addressed at the same time, in the same program, with the same providers.

Common topics addressed in the dual-enhanced program include:

• Anxiety and depression
• Safety planning
• Value-based goal setting
• Impact of shame and guilt on recovery
• Grief
• The role of self-forgiveness
• Proactive problem solving
• Perseverance through setback

We do not provide alcohol or drug detox at our Maple Grove outpatient clinic, but our Center City, MN, and Plymouth, MN, inpatient treatment centers have on-site medical units for detox.

Drug and alcohol withdrawal symptoms can be severe and complicated, so it's advised to seek out medically supervised detox services if you have any concerns about your safety or comfort in withdrawing from substances. In addition to your safety and comfort, the detox process eases withdrawal symptoms and relieves drug cravings so you can focus more fully on treatment.

Telehealth options have opened the doors to treatment and therapy to more people than ever. Hazelden Betty Ford's virtual IOP program could be an ideal addiction treatment solution if you have accessibility or mobility concerns or you aren't located near any of our facilities in Minnesota.

Scientific research about addiction treatment outcomes overwhelmingly affirms the importance of staying engaged in recovery-related activities following rehab. Hazelden Betty Ford's post-rehab resources and support services are designed to inform, guide and strengthen your long-term sobriety—helping you develop new routines and practices to prioritize your recovery on a daily basis. Some of our most popular resources are:

• Mobile apps
• Web and phone-based recovery coaching
• Twelve Step retreats
• Self-help books