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Catholic Charities Intensive Treatment Unit
Intensive Treatment Unit
1010 Maryland Lane
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
Phone: 218-739-9325
Fax: 218-739-2242
The Catholic Charities Secure Residential Intensive Treatment Units are secure,
inpatient residential treatment facilities for struggling male and female
adolescents ages 12-18, who can not be served safely or who have experienced
minimal levels of success in less restrictive environments. Our comprehensive
program offers a wide array of growth-promoting activities aimed at facilitating
true and lasting change through a positive, structured, social-learning
environment. Programming includes individual, family, recreational, and group
therapy, a fully-integrated therapeutic and educational component, as well as
community involvement.
www.stcloudchildrenshome.org
Catholic Charities St. Cloud Children's Home
St. Cloud Children's Home
1726 7th Avenue South
St. Cloud, MN 56301
Phone: 320-650-1500
Fax: 320-650-1508
The St. Cloud Children's Home is a residential facility for children ages 8-17.
It is located on a 40 acre campus in St. Cloud, MN. Included on campus are
treatment units, an assessment unit, gymnasium, arts & crafts area, rope course,
rock climbing room, equestrian program, gardening program, school, and support
programs. Treatment is based on the premise that students are coping with their
lives and cannot move ahead while living at home or in a less restrictive
setting. We help them understand and adjust to the problems in their lives and
learn to relate to others in a positive and meaningful way. We strive to return
them to society as productive, contributing members.
www.stcloudchildrenshome.org
Family & Children's Center
Residential Treatment
2507 Weston St.
La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: (608) 785-0001
Fax: (608) 788-1920
For children who have suffered severe physical, sexual or emotional abuse, our
Residential Treatment provides an intense therapeutic setting where therapists
and youth counselors help the children work through the difficult aspects of
their lives.
http://www.fcconline.org
Family and Children's Center
Residential Youth Home III
265 Main St.
Winona, MN 55987
Phone: 507-452-1428
The Residential Youth Home provides 24-hour per day treatment for emotionally
disturbed youth. Typically, the youth home serves the needs of youth who have
diagnoses including: Conduct Disorder, Anxiety Disorder, AD/HD, Borderline
Personality Disorder, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. These youth may have
been sexually and/or physically abused or severely neglected, or they may be
dealing with issues of attachment and separation. Some of these youth may be
seeking adoptive homes, as their parents' rights have been terminated. The
Residential Youth Home offers an alternative for youth with exceptional
behavioral and emotional needs, while allowing the youth to live in a home
environment. Therapy could be provided through Family & Children's Center's Day
Treatment Program, individual therapy, and/or family therapy. Education for
youth home residents will be provided by the Winona School District and may
include public school or the Family and Children's Center Alternative Education
Program. Schooling with be tailored to meet the needs of the individual
resident.
http://www.fcconline.org
Family and Children's Center
Residential Youth Home IV
358 W. 8th St.
Winona, MN 55987
Phone: 507-452-1428
The Residential Youth Home provides 24-hour per day treatment for emotionally
disturbed youth. Typically, the youth home serves the needs of youth who have
diagnoses including: Conduct Disorder, Anxiety Disorder, AD/HD, Borderline
Personality Disorder, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. These youth may have
been sexually and/or physically abused or severely neglected, or they may be
dealing with issues of attachment and separation. Some of these youth may be
seeking adoptive homes, as their parents' rights have been terminated. The
Residential Youth Home offers an alternative for youth with exceptional
behavioral and emotional needs, while allowing the youth to live in a home
environment. Therapy could be provided through Family & Children's Center's Day
Treatment Program, individual therapy, and/or family therapy. Education for
youth home residents will be provided by the Winona School District and may
include public school or the Family and Children's Center Alternative Education
Program. Schooling with be tailored to meet the needs of the individual
resident.
http://www.fcconline.org
Gerard Treatment Programs-Austin Campus
1111 28th St. NE
P.O. Box 715
Austin, MN 55912
Phone: (507) 433-1843
Fax: (507) 433-7868
Set upon the former J.C. Hormel residence, and adjacent to the Hormel Nature
Center, Gerard Treatment Programs-Austin Campus provides an ideal setting for
residential treatment of EBD children. Gerard Treatment Programs-Austin Campus
contains five units with a total of 77 beds. Services offered include
psychiatric consultation, individual, group, family, milieu, and recreational
therapies, as well as a 12 month Minnesota state licensed school with EBD
certified teachers. In addition Gerard Treatment Programs offers 90 day
assessments which include all of the services previously listed.
www.nexustreatment.org
KidsPeace Mesabi Academy
Juvenile Residential
200 Wanless Street
P.O. Box 726
Buhl, MN 55713
Phone: 218-258-2274 or Toll Free 888-270-5013
Fax: 218-258-3807
KidsPeace Mesabi Academy, a subsidiary of KidsPeace, is licensed by the
Minnesota Department of Corrections and a Title IV-E eligible facility. We offer
services for delinquent and non-delinquent youth ages 10-18, as well as Extended
Juvenile Jurisdiction youth to age 21. KidsPeace Mesabi Academy offers a full
continuum of services, including diagnostic evaluations, short-term residential,
long-term residential, secure, and sex offender treatment. These services are
based on the utilization of validated assessment tools such as the Youth Level
of Service – Case Management Inventory (YLS-CMI), as well as evidence based
programming. While we are a correctional facility, we view the
clinical/therapeutic component as a very important aspect of our program and
utilize an inter-disciplinary treatment team approach in order to gain a
holistic view of the youth with whom we are working.
www.kidspeace.org
Leo A. Hoffmann Center, Inc.
Program for Low Functioning Sex Offenders
1715 Sheppard Drive
PO Box 60
St. Peter, MN 56082
Phone: (507)934-6122
Fax: (507)934-2594
The Leo A. Hoffmann Center, North Cottage program, is a Children's Residential
Rule licensed treatment center that serves adolescent boys between the ages of
11-17 who have committed some type of sexual offense, have a pattern of
emotional disturbance and behavioral difficulties with an IQ between 55 - 75,
that necessitate removal from the community, yet do not need a high level of
security. This residential program provides group and individual therapy, family
therapy, education, therapeutic recreation, social skills training, life skills
training, and transitional services as specified in an indivualized treatment
plan. For further information regarding these services, please visit our website
at
www.hoffmanncenter.org
Leo A. Hoffmann Center, Inc.
Sex Offender Specific Residential Services
1715 Sheppard Drive
PO Box 60
St. Peter, Mn 56082
Phone: (507)934-6122
Fax: (507)934-2594
The Leo A. Hoffmann Center, Evergreen Cottage, is a Children's Residential Rule
licensed program that provides sex offender-specific treatment services for
adolescent boys between the ages of 11-17. These boys have committed some type
of sexual offense and displayed a pattern of emotional disturbance and
behavioral difficulties that necessitate removal from the community, yet do not
need a high level of security. This residential program provides group and
individual therapy, family therapy, education, therapeutic recreation, social
skills training, life skills training, and transitional services as specified in
an individualized treatment plan. For further information regarding our program
services, please visit our website at
www.hoffmanncenter.org
Mille Lacs Academy
100 Crosier Drive North Suite 1
Onamia, MN 56359
Phone: 320-532-4005
Fax: 320-532-4898
Mille Lacs Academy is a residential treatment facility for males ages 10-19 who
have committed sexual offenses or engaged in harmful sexual behaviors. You do
not need to be adjudicated to be placed at Mille Lacs Academy. In addition,
Mille Lacs Academy offers a Specialized Developmentally Cognitively Challenged
Program to adolescent males between ages of 13 and 17 who have been adjudicated
for a sexual offense or display unhealthy sexual behavior. These youth are
developmentally cognitively challenged with IQs between 55-70 and do not
experience significant medical difficulties.
www.nexustreatment.org
North Homes, Inc.
Residential Treatment
1880 River Road
Grand Rapids, MN 55744
Phone: (218) 327-3000
Fax: (218) 327-1871
North Homes, Inc. is a private, nonprofit, 501-C-3 agency aimed at providing
comprehensive services to children and families in Minnesota. The Residential
Treatment Program focuses on Skill Building/Behavior Modification Programming
teaching daily living skills through a structured Level System. Criteria for
advancing through the Level System is based on developing and exhibiting
pro-social values and behaviors identified in the youth's individual treatment
plan. Residents are able to complete the program in three to six months. Monthly
progress reports and quarterly staffings keep referral agents up-to-date on
documented treatment, as well as coordination of care by the Residential
Treatment Coordinator.
www.northhomesinc.org
Northwood Children's Services
714 West College Street
Duluth, MN 55811
Phone: 218-724-8815
Fax: 218-724-0251
Northwood Children's Services is a private, not-for-profit family and children
service agency. Northwood is licensed by the State of MN and nationally
accredited by the Council on Accreditation (www.coanet.org). Northwood provides
services to boys and girls from 5 -18 years of age in our residential programs.
http://northwoodchildren.org
Omegon
Dual Diagnosis Residential Treatment (MH/CD)
2000 Hopkins Crossroad
Minnetonka, MN 55305
Phone: 952-541-4738
Fax: 952-541-9546
Omegon is an intensive residential treatment center serving adolescents who are
experiencing serious emotional, social, and behavioral disorders combined with
abuse and/or dependency on mood-altering chemicals. Omegon offers two program
tracks, a shorter 3-4 month program and the standard 6-9 month program. It is
Omegon’s belief that treatment services for adolescents are best delivered in a
safe, respectful, encouraging environment where their social, emotional, and
spiritual needs can be both fostered and developed. The program will help
clients to change their irrational thought processes and replace them with
better coping skills and self management techniques. Omegon provides weekly
individual and family therapy; daily group therapy/counseling addressing topics
(including independent living skills, grief and loss, family issues, anger,
etc.); nursing services; addiction counseling and groups; and recreation
program. An intensive aftercare program includes ongoing support, skills, and
family services post discharge. The on-site school is staffed by special
education teachers from the Intermediate School District #287. The goal for all
residents is to be discharged to the least restrictive setting in which they can
be successful. ELIGIBILITY: Types of Disabilities: SED/CD Age Group: 12-17
years old PROGRAM CAPACITY: 26 male and female STAFF: Staff includes:
Residential Counselors, Primary Counselor/Case Managers, Individual Therapist,
Family Therapist, Recreation/Livings Skills Coordinator, Nurse, and Consulting
Psychiatrist.
www.voamn.org
St. Joseph's Home for Children
Residential Treatment Program
1121 E. 46th St.
Minneapolis, MN 55407
Phone: 612 827-6241
Fax: 612 827-9321
Vacancies: 2
St. Joseph's Home for Children cares for children in need by addressing
immediate needs for shelter and stability and offering long-term solutions to
emotional and behavioral issues. A program of Catholic Charities of St. Paul and
Minneapolis, St. Joe's specializes in assessment, crisis intervention and
residential programming, especially for children with severe emotional and
behavioral problems. St. Joe's serves children and their families from the Twin
Cities area and beyond and provides central intake services for all Hennepin
County children removed from their homes due to abuse or instability.
Comprehensive mental health intervention for 24 youth ages 6-17 with severe
emotional and behavioral needs offering individual treatment plans.
http://www.ccspm.org/
Volunteers of America
Avanti Center for Girls
10300 Flanders Street NE
Blaine, MN 55449
Phone: 763-230-7470
Fax: 763-230-7478
Please contact us directly to inquire about vacancies.
The Avanti Center is a residential facility in the northern metro area that
provides a continuum of treatment, evaluation and shelter services for females
ages 12–18 with emotional and behavioral problems. Avanti utilizes empirically
supported Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to provide our youth with the
skills necessary to change their approach toward dealing with problems, to
regulate and express their emotions in healthier ways and to make more
responsible choices. A wide array of services complement work done on-site in
program units to provide a truly comprehensive residential experience and
include Occupational therapy, Individual and Family Therapy, Psychiatric
evaluation/medication management, an array of educational settings through local
school district, volunteerism/community integration and aftercare.
voamn.org
Volunteers of America
Bar-None Residential Treatment Services
22426 St. Francis Blvd.
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
Phone: 763-753-2500
Fax: 763-753-5999
Vacancies: Please contact us directly for up to date vacancy information.
Bar None Residential Treatment Services offers a variety of residential
treatment and aftercare services, as well as evaluation and stabilization
options, for at-risk youth who exhibit emotional and behavioral problems. Our
goal is to assist program participants in gaining the skills necessary to
improve their quality of life, the lives of those around them, and to succeed as
adults.
Bar None has four residential treatment units (3 male, 1 female). We serve a
wide range of program participants, including treatment programming specific to
cognitively delayed males. Our short-term stabilization programming
provides a safe and supportive environment for male youth (ages 10-18) in
transition or crisis for up to 90 days and long-term stabilization
provides stabilization of behavior and life skill development for male youth
(ages 10-18) in transition or crisis for between 2 and 4 months. Our
evaluation program is a 35-day program for male and female youth (ages
11-18) and provides medical screening, behavior assessment, psychological
testing, and psychiatric services.
A wide array of services complement work done on-site in program units to
provide a truly comprehensive treatment experience. Participants of the
Stabilization and Evaluation Programs are also able to access many of these
services as optional supplements to typical programming, if requested. A wide
array of services complement work done on-site in program units to provide a
truly comprehensive residential experience and include Occupational therapy,
Individual and Family Therapy, Psychiatric evaluation/medication management, a
cooperative relationship with the local school district, cultural diversity
programming, spirituality programming, community integration and aftercare.
www.voamn.org
Volunteers of America of Minnesota
Children's Residential Treatment Center
143 East 19th Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403
Phone: 612-870-4300
Fax: 612-870-7448
Children’s Residential Treatment Center (CRTC) provides intensive residential
treatment, in a secure setting, for severely emotionally disturbed children and
adolescents who suffer primary psychiatric challenges such as mood and anxiety
disorders, personality disorders, self-destructive behaviors, eating disorders,
and thought/dissociative disorders. We believe that therapeutic work with
children and adolescents best occurs through the development of individualized
treatment programs which are administered in a caring and supportive
environment. CRTC uses intensive psychotherapies and cognitive and emotional
skill building to assist each participant in developing the skills required to
relate constructively to his/her environment. CRTC provides twice weekly
individual and weekly family therapy; daily group therapy/counseling addressing
topics (including self esteem, grief and loss, family issues, etc.); nursing
services; and recreation program. The on-site school is staffed by teachers from
Minneapolis Public Schools. Through program participation, children learn to
change dysfunctional patterns of behavior, interaction, and communication in
order to lead successful lives in their homes and community.
www.voamn.org
Wilder Foundation-Children's Day Treatment
Wilder Day Treatment
919 Lafond Ave.
St Paul, MN 55104
Phone: 651-280-2842
The Wilder Day Treatment Program serves children ages 6-12 years who have
serious emotional and behavioral problems and who are at risk of being removed
from their homes. The program provides individual and family therapy, group
psychotherapy and group skills training and development.
The flexible hours of the program enable children to remain in their own homes
while working on their emotional and behavioral issues. The goals of the program
are to improve behaviors and keep children out of residential treatment
facilities. The program also works to strengthen family relationships and
enhance parenting skills.
www.wilder.org
Woodland Hills
Chisholm House
4321 Allendale Ave.
Duluth, MN 55803
Phone: 218.728.7500
Fax: 218.724.7403
Vacancies: 4
"Chisholm House/Consequence." 30 days or less; highly structured and work
intensive; restitution and community service opportunities; education; family
program; recreation opportunities; problem-solving/asset-building group
meetings; CD education classes. "Chisholm House/treatment." Sentences from 30 to
120 days; includes all elements of Chisholm House/consequence, plus
individualized treatment plan; CD outpatient treatment opportunity.
www.woodlandhills.org
Woodland Hills
Residential Treatment Center
4321 Allendale Avenue
Duluth, MN 55803
Phone: 218-728-7500
Fax: 218-724-7403
Vacancies: 4
"Residential Treatment Center." Long-term/open-ended, offering flexible lengths
of stay and individualized treatment planning aimed at identifying risks and
building skills/strengths. Treatment components include: therapeutic group
meetings, service learning, work and recreational activities, full day education
program, family program, CD education classes, outpatient CD available. Offers
EJJ programming. Programming for girls who are committed to the Commissioner of
Corrections.
www.woodlandhills.org
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