Causes: Food, Human Service Organizations, Human Services, Meals on Wheels, Mental Health, Mental Health Disorders, Substance Abuse Treatment
Mission: To be a recognized leader in community mental health, respected for our clinical quality, innovation, and adaptation to a rapidly changing health care and social services environment.
Programs: Outpatient & spmi1.Psychiatry - provides adult psychiatric medical services, provided by psychiatrists and psychiatric nurses, medical evaluation and consultation, treatment planning and medication management. Among other conditions, we offer services for people with depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, suicidal thoughts, attention disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorder. 2.Outpatient therapy - we offer a variety of services (individual, family, and group formats) for problems ranging from stress and adjustment problems to severe and chronic mental illness. Our services begin with an interview so that we can determine the nature of and extent of the problem. 3.Crisis connection - provides qualified counselors who are able to respond to any problem 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by phone or text. Counselors help the caller reach a place of emotional and physical safety and then direct the caller to available community resources that offer longer-term support. 4.Adult day treatment - provides a series of skills development programs, integrated dual disorder treatment program (mental health and chemical health) and dialectical behavior therapy (dbt). 5.Adult rehab mental health services (armhs) - provided mental health rehabilitation services to help affected individuals recover to the point where they can manage their lives . Skills development programs focus on: community resource utilization, medication monitoring, symptom management, use of transportation, houehold management, and many others. 6.Vocational - provides two vocational services programs to help individuals seek and attain employment, and to develop skills to help them maintain employment. 7.Service coodination - coordinators work in conjunction with property management companies that provide housing for seniors and disabled individuals. The goal is to help residents remain in stable housing and allow them to live independently in a building. 8.Psychological - provides assessment information and consultation to the county, court system, canvas health clinicians and other agencies through comprehensive psychological evaluations. 9.Crisis clinic - offers same day and next day appointments for washington county residents experiencing a mental health crisis. 10.Mobile crisis - responds to mental health crisis or emergencies with face-to-face assessment, intervention and stabilization services at home, school or in the community. 11.Abuse response - serves victims of sexual assault and teen relationship abuse in washington county. 12.Text4life - a texting based service delivery model which provides qualified counselors who are able to respond to any problem 12 hours a day, 365 days a year. 13.Housing - assists adults with mental illness and chemical health disabilities in obtaining and maintaining safe, affordable and stable housing.
children & family services1.Psychiatry - psychiatric medical services for children include medical evaluation and consultation, treatment planning and medication management. We provide care for early childhood (birth to age five) through age 18.We also specialize in treating transition age individuals (age 18 - 25). 2.Outpatient therapy - we teach children and families (individual, family, and group formats) how to develop problem-solving skills and help them cope with stress and a variety of emotional and behavioral issues such as: test anxiety, bullying, peer pressure, and many others. 3.Mental health case management - assists children with a severe emotional disturbance and their families with assessing, accessing, coordinating, monitoring and planning mental health services. 4.In home family treatment - provides flexible, culturally competent in-home and community based therapy and treatment services that work to build positive family relational patterns and reduce disruptive behaviors. This program focuses on reducing the need for out of home placement in residential level of care. Also provides individual and group skills development to transition age youth. 5.Therapeutic support - in collaboration with two local school districts, staff are on site to provide mental health services to children who are severely and emotionally disturbed, and to provide consultation and assistance to special education teachers and their staff. 6.Therapeutic learning center - day treatment services provided for three hours each day. Services are provided in a center-based daily therapeutic and educational environment for children ages 11 to 15 whose mental health needs are significantly impacting all areas of daily functioning with family, school and peers. 7.Therapeutic assistance program - provides school based program providing mental health services, including diagnostic assessments and therapy services, to eligible students and their families co-located within school buildings throughout five school districts. 8.Early childhood mental health program - provides consultation, education, training and support to parents and daycare providers to help decrease disruptive behavior problems while promoting healthy child and family development. Also provides early childhood diagnostic assessments and treatment in order to impact mental health and disruptive behaviors in children ages 0-5.
special services1.Assessment and consultation - provides assessment information and consultation on clients to referral system, such as the court, in order to assist in determining the appropriate level of care necessary for clients with chemical health problems. 2.New choices for recovery - helps individuals (adult program and an adolescent program) take action to change their thinking and behaviors to both prevent relapse and to form a more positive relationship with themselves, others and their community. Approach includes cognitive therapy, motivational interviewing and 12 step supports. 3.Community options - a long-term cognitive behavioral, non-traditional outpatient treatment program for adolescents (age 13 - 18) who are at high risk for out-of-home placement due to substance abuse. 4.Share (sober housing and recovery environment) - provides permanent housing and supportive services for chemically dependent, homeless, single parents and their children.
services for seniors
Mission: To be a recognized leader in community mental health, respected for our clinical quality, innovation, and adaptation to a rapidly changing health care and social services environment.
Programs: Outpatient & spmi1.Psychiatry - provides adult psychiatric medical services, provided by psychiatrists and psychiatric nurses, medical evaluation and consultation, treatment planning and medication management. Among other conditions, we offer services for people with depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, suicidal thoughts, attention disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorder. 2.Outpatient therapy - we offer a variety of services (individual, family, and group formats) for problems ranging from stress and adjustment problems to severe and chronic mental illness. Our services begin with an interview so that we can determine the nature of and extent of the problem. 3.Crisis connection - provides qualified counselors who are able to respond to any problem 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by phone or text. Counselors help the caller reach a place of emotional and physical safety and then direct the caller to available community resources that offer longer-term support. 4.Adult day treatment - provides a series of skills development programs, integrated dual disorder treatment program (mental health and chemical health) and dialectical behavior therapy (dbt). 5.Adult rehab mental health services (armhs) - provided mental health rehabilitation services to help affected individuals recover to the point where they can manage their lives . Skills development programs focus on: community resource utilization, medication monitoring, symptom management, use of transportation, houehold management, and many others. 6.Vocational - provides two vocational services programs to help individuals seek and attain employment, and to develop skills to help them maintain employment. 7.Service coodination - coordinators work in conjunction with property management companies that provide housing for seniors and disabled individuals. The goal is to help residents remain in stable housing and allow them to live independently in a building. 8.Psychological - provides assessment information and consultation to the county, court system, canvas health clinicians and other agencies through comprehensive psychological evaluations. 9.Crisis clinic - offers same day and next day appointments for washington county residents experiencing a mental health crisis. 10.Mobile crisis - responds to mental health crisis or emergencies with face-to-face assessment, intervention and stabilization services at home, school or in the community. 11.Abuse response - serves victims of sexual assault and teen relationship abuse in washington county. 12.Text4life - a texting based service delivery model which provides qualified counselors who are able to respond to any problem 12 hours a day, 365 days a year. 13.Housing - assists adults with mental illness and chemical health disabilities in obtaining and maintaining safe, affordable and stable housing.
children & family services1.Psychiatry - psychiatric medical services for children include medical evaluation and consultation, treatment planning and medication management. We provide care for early childhood (birth to age five) through age 18.We also specialize in treating transition age individuals (age 18 - 25). 2.Outpatient therapy - we teach children and families (individual, family, and group formats) how to develop problem-solving skills and help them cope with stress and a variety of emotional and behavioral issues such as: test anxiety, bullying, peer pressure, and many others. 3.Mental health case management - assists children with a severe emotional disturbance and their families with assessing, accessing, coordinating, monitoring and planning mental health services. 4.In home family treatment - provides flexible, culturally competent in-home and community based therapy and treatment services that work to build positive family relational patterns and reduce disruptive behaviors. This program focuses on reducing the need for out of home placement in residential level of care. Also provides individual and group skills development to transition age youth. 5.Therapeutic support - in collaboration with two local school districts, staff are on site to provide mental health services to children who are severely and emotionally disturbed, and to provide consultation and assistance to special education teachers and their staff. 6.Therapeutic learning center - day treatment services provided for three hours each day. Services are provided in a center-based daily therapeutic and educational environment for children ages 11 to 15 whose mental health needs are significantly impacting all areas of daily functioning with family, school and peers. 7.Therapeutic assistance program - provides school based program providing mental health services, including diagnostic assessments and therapy services, to eligible students and their families co-located within school buildings throughout five school districts. 8.Early childhood mental health program - provides consultation, education, training and support to parents and daycare providers to help decrease disruptive behavior problems while promoting healthy child and family development. Also provides early childhood diagnostic assessments and treatment in order to impact mental health and disruptive behaviors in children ages 0-5.
special services1.Assessment and consultation - provides assessment information and consultation on clients to referral system, such as the court, in order to assist in determining the appropriate level of care necessary for clients with chemical health problems. 2.New choices for recovery - helps individuals (adult program and an adolescent program) take action to change their thinking and behaviors to both prevent relapse and to form a more positive relationship with themselves, others and their community. Approach includes cognitive therapy, motivational interviewing and 12 step supports. 3.Community options - a long-term cognitive behavioral, non-traditional outpatient treatment program for adolescents (age 13 - 18) who are at high risk for out-of-home placement due to substance abuse. 4.Share (sober housing and recovery environment) - provides permanent housing and supportive services for chemically dependent, homeless, single parents and their children.
services for seniors
7066 Stillwater Blvd N, Oakdale, MN 55128
651-777-5222
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Oakdale
