Outpatient Drug and Mental Health Treatment Center

Yes, family well-being is a key focus for us. Addiction and mental health struggles takes a toll on our relationships, especially the people closest to us. There is work to do to rebuild trust, set healthy boundaries, and heal and grow together. Our programs for families and kids, support groups, family coaching and other resources will help you learn new ways to move forward together. 

Many of our family services are free and available to the general community. And many are provided virtually so you and your loved ones can access support from wherever you live—in Minnesota and beyond.

SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES 

• Family services orientation - virtual
• Couples and family therapy
• Healthy relationships workshop – virtual
• Family support groups – virtual
• Children's program (ages 7-12) –virtual
• Phone or web-based family coaching

Families don't "cause" addiction issues or other mental health conditions, but all family members, including siblings, can be a big part of the solution. Learn more about help available for your family. 

Addiction affects your physical, emotional and social health and well-being. So a place to start is to ask yourself whether your substance use might be contributing to a new or worsening health condition, or difficulties at work, or challenges with family/friends—or just your ability to cope.

Hazelden Betty Ford care navigators can help you get a better sense of what's going on and how treatment could help. Confidentially and at no cost, our care navigators have the expertise to answer your questions about addiction recovery, explain the types of treatment and mental health services available, and discuss possible next steps.

Yes, in combination with either our day treatment program or our intensive outpatient program (IOP), you have the option of living on campus in our warm and welcoming sober residence. Living on site in our sober community provides you with added support and focus as you gain ground in recovery.

Our day treatment program with sober housing gives you the highest outpatient level of care. With a treatment plan tailored to address your unique situation and struggles, day treatment incorporates educational and therapeutic sessions designed to help you build and strengthen:

• Coping skills
• Resilience
• Accountability
• Initiative

Day treatment with sober housing is an ideal treatment level if you:

• Have experienced a recent relapse
• Are transitioning out of an inpatient or residential treatment program
• Struggle with symptoms of a co-occurring mental health condition, such as anxiety or depression

Especially in early recovery, staying in a sober living community can make all the difference in terms of accountability, motivation and connection.

We do not provide alcohol or drug detox at our St. Paul facility, but our Center City and Plymouth inpatient treatment centers are equipped with medical units and staffed to provide detox services.

For Hazelden Betty Ford patients enrolled in virtual IOP, online access to care has been shown to improve participation rates because attendance is so convenient.

Technology has opened the door to treatment for more people than ever. Online treatment can be an ideal alternative if you have accessibility or mobility challenges or if you're not located near our St. Paul treatment clinic or other Hazelden Betty Ford treatment facilities in Minnesota. 

Our virtual and in-person intensive outpatient treatment programs meet weekday mornings or evenings so you can continue to manage work and family responsibilities while participating in drug rehab.

When beginning our IOP program, you will typically be scheduled for four sessions a week that meet for three hours a day. As clinical milestones are met, you will attend less frequently.

In IOP, you will work with the same addiction counselor throughout the course of treatment rather than change counselors at different stages or phases along the way. This "one counselor" approach provides you with attentive and individualized continuity of care.

Opioid use disorder brings unique challenges and difficulties that can potentially undermine your engagement in rehab. With a comprehensive and individualized approach, our evidence-based opioid addiction rehab program incorporates special-focus group sessions, educational workshops and, if clinically determined, the use of medication-assisted treatment to ease the discomfort of withdrawal and reduce drug cravings.

Yes. Hazelden Betty Ford clinicians at our St. Paul treatment center receive training in culturally responsive care with a focus on the rehab and recovery support needs of the LGBTQIA+ community. People who identify as LGBTQIA+ have higher rates of substance use disorder than the population as a whole, due in part to societal stigma and related trauma. With an affirming, compassionate and inclusive approach, our programming addresses issues that can interfere with recovery.