Addiction and Mental Health Care for Teens, Young Adults and Families

11505 36th Avenue North Plymouth, MN 55441

Addiction Treatment Programs

Learn about our comprehensive behavioral health services for teens and young adults, including inpatient and outpatient treatment options.

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Mental Health Services

Mental health conditions and substance use issues can be deeply intertwined. Learn how our highly specialized care teams address all of the issues, all together.

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Help for Families

We embrace the whole family in the healing journey. Learn about our programs, counseling and support groups to help your family rebuild and strengthen relationships.

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Your Quick Assessment

Wondering if your alcohol or drug use is becoming a problem? Here’s a quick self-assessment you can take to get a better idea of your situation.

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Accepted Health Insurance

Figuring out your insurance coverage and benefits for substance use treatment can be challenging. Our experienced staff is skilled at working with all types of insurance plans and can guide you in accessing the maximum benefits available.

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About Hazelden Betty Ford's

Treatment Center for Teens, Young Adults and Families

Substance use disorders can be complex to diagnose and treat, especially when other mental health issues are in the picture. Or multiple prior treatment episodes. Or challenging family dynamics. Or severe drug withdrawal symptoms. Or all of it, all together—and more.

Hazelden Betty Ford specializes in comprehensive substance use and mental health treatment for patients ages 12-25.

This means you will have a multidisciplinary care team in your corner—psychiatrists, nurses, addiction counselors, family therapists, wellness professionals and more—working together to develop your personalized treatment plan and synchronize all aspects of clinical care, family services and ongoing support.

SPECIALIZED PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS

Screening/brief intervention for substance use issues
Comprehensive mental health and behavioral health assessments, evaluation and diagnosis
Inpatient (on campus) and outpatient treatment options for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders
Special-focus treatment for opioid use disorder
Post-treatment counseling, coaching, resources and recommendations
On-site schooling in coordination with home school
Outpatient therapy for depression, anxiety, trauma and other mental health conditions

THE NAME YOU CAN TRUST, THE CARE YOU DESERVE

Hazelden Betty Ford is the leading behavioral health care provider in the nation because of our experience and our expertise. Our earliest clinicians developed the addiction treatment approach most widely used in the world today, and we continually review and evolve the care we provide based on patient outcomes, scientific advances and best practices in the field.

*Hazelden Betty Ford in Plymouth is licensed by the Minnesota Department of Human Services as a co-occurring disorder treatment provider. 

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Hazelden Betty Ford in Plymouth, MN

Our Services

Inpatient and Outpatient Rehab Programs

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Hazelden Betty Ford’s evidence-based treatment model centers on delivering comprehensive, continuous and individualized care. With multidisciplinary teams providing integrated treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders, patients receive complete care for all issues and complexities.

Unlike most other treatment programs, our psychiatrists, medical staff, therapists and counselors are on site, under one roof, round-the-clock to provide continuous care and address needs and concerns as they arise.

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Inpatient behavioral health services are ideal if you struggle 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 all together because the conditions and symptoms are interrelated.

Residential treatment patients begin in our medical unit where our physicians and nurses monitor the detoxification process and provide medications to ease any withdrawal discomfort or drug cravings.

You will live in a residential wing on campus and follow a daily schedule of activities and appointments individualized to meet your recovery needs.

WHAT HAPPENS IN RESIDENTIAL REHAB

Individual counseling
Group therapy
Educational sessions 
Special-focus groups on coping skills, resilience, accountability and initiative
Integrated mental health services for co-occurring disorders
On-site schooling options in coordination with your home school
Wellness and recreational activities
Post-treatment planning, coaching and recommendations

As you progress, your care team will continually assess and adjust your treatment plan based on clinical and behavioral milestones.

Our addiction rehab center in Plymouth offers specialized treatment for opioid use disorder. Known as Comprehensive Opioid Response with the Twelve Steps (COR-12®), the program is designed to ease the discomfort of opioid withdrawal, reduce cravings and help you engage more successfully in substance abuse treatment.

This targeted approach incorporates individual and group therapy, lectures and, as clinically advised, medications. Hazelden Betty Ford behavioral medicine clinicians developed COR-12 at the onset of the opioid epidemic with the aim of helping patients achieve stable, Twelve Step-based recovery and, ultimately, freedom from drug use.

The program has a proven track record of keeping patients engaged in recovery activities over a longer duration—allowing for the additional time needed to regain health, practice new coping skills, and form connections that support lasting sobriety.

As the most intensive level of outpatient care, our day treatment program involves 20-30 hours of rehab activities and appointments a week. This level of care can be an ideal bridge from the 24/7 care and accountability of an inpatient program, or it can be the ideal level for your first rehab experience. You will have the best of both worlds: Integrated substance use and mental health rehab along with a supportive peer community to belong to while living at home. (Some day treatment patients choose to live on campus.)

Day treatment (known medically as partial hospitalization) can also be an effective level of care if you've 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.

Available in-person and virtually, our IOP level of care provides you with an individualized addiction rehab plan that incorporates counseling for ADHD, depression, anxiety, trauma or other co-occurring mental health issues you may be experiencing.

The number of treatment sessions each week and the length of programming/services are based on your specific clinical needs. As you develop and strengthen healthy practices and gain more experience in recovery, the number of IOP sessions will decrease.

Hazelden Betty Ford's help and support won’t end when you leave our treatment center. Many of the changes you start to make during treatment are new ways of living that take practice.

Our post-treatment services and resources are designed to empower your recovery and well-being for the long-term. And many of these resources are free.

TOOLS AND RESOURCES FOR YOU

Recovery coaching
Mobile apps
Inspirational emails
Online social communities
Web-based recovery tools

Outpatient Care

Mental Health Services

Whether you’ve been diagnosed with a co-occurring disorder, are struggling with a mental health condition or experiencing difficulty coping with life’s challenges, our mental health care professionals can help you sort things out and determine the most appropriate care and support.

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Substance use problems and mental health issues often occur in tandem. For example, you might start to drink or use other drugs to “self-medicate” for anxiety. The symptoms of an anxiety disorder can become more severe with increased substance use and, vice versa, substance use issues can become more intense as anxiety worsens.

With such complex conditions, the most effective approach combines addiction treatment and mental health services to address all issues together. That's how Hazelden Betty Ford care teams diagnose and treat co-occurring disorders (also known dual diagnosis).

Our services are provided by addiction psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, therapists and addiction counselors.

Mental health services at Hazelden Betty Ford are available on an outpatient basis to the general public (individuals 12 years of age and older).

Our psychiatrists, psychologists and other licensed mental health professionals can help if you are struggling with depression, anxiety, loss, grief, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder—or you are just beginning to seek answers about possible symptoms or concerns.

OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

Screening and early intervention for adolescents
Mental and behavioral health assessments
Individual counseling
Special-focus group sessions
Couples and family therapy
Medication coordination

In-Person and Virtual Care

Help and Healing for Families

Addiction is really hard on relationships—especially the relationships that matter most. Our uniquely designed family programs, support groups and counseling services provide care and education to everyone in the family—because we understand that families heal and grow best, together.

Many of our family services are free and available to all. In addition, many are provided virtually so you and your family members can access help and support from anywhere across Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Minnesota and beyond.

SPECIAL-FOCUS SERVICES AND RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES

Care navigators to explore and discuss options
Comprehensive mental health assessments
Individual, couples and family therapy
Family/parent program of education and support
Phone and web-based family coaching
Weekly family support groups
Weekly relationships workshop and personalized coaching

We understand that finding the right help 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 1-866-831-5700

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.

Welcome to Hazelden Betty Ford’s Center for Teens, Young Adults and Families in Plymouth, Minnesota.

When you arrive on campus, you will be greeted by our friendly treatment center staff and guided through the admissions process. If you are coming in for inpatient care, 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 under the care of our licensed medical professionals.

Next, you will move to a residential treatment unit where your peers and staff members will help you settle in and get oriented.

Rehab for you won’t follow the exact services and activities 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 issues such as resilience or accountability
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 the opportunity to participate in many types of wellness activities, too. We have a music room, climbing wall, gym, meditation room and other spaces for recreation and reflection.

Nicotine-Free Campus

Our Plymouth facility is a nicotine-free campus. If nicotine addiction is an issue for you, your treatment plan will incorporate nicotine education, counseling and support groups to help you. Our medical staff will assess withdrawal symptoms and prescribe anti-craving medication if needed.

Cell Phone Use

Our inpatient treatment program at Plymouth is your time to unplug from the distractions of text messages and social media in order to focus fully on your health and well-being. If you bring your cell phone to campus, we will store it for you in secure location during your stay.

Callers can leave a message for you with staff, and you can return calls using a campus phone in the evening during free time.

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 Airpor.

Hazelden Betty Ford
11505 36th Ave. North
Plymouth, MN
1-763-509-3810

Visiting Hours

Please check with staff to determine current visiting hours at Hazelden Betty Ford’s Center for Teens, Young Adults and Families.

Contacting Patients

Patients can make outgoing calls using a phone on their residential unit. Given the importance of keeping patients focused on treatment, phone calls are limited to 10 minutes.

Patients may receive phone messages at 1-763-509-3858. To protect confidentiality, no information indicating a patient's presence is given out to callers.

Sending/Receiving Mail

Patients may send and receive mail, although packages must be opened in the presence of a staff person.

Mail may be sent to the patient at the following address:

Hazelden Betty Ford
[Patient Name]
11505 36th Ave. North
Plymouth, MN 55441

Visitor Lodging

Hazelden Betty Ford has arranged for discounted rates at the following hotels. Please contact the hotel to ask about available discounted rates.

We cannot guarantee the discounted rate is the lowest rate possible at any given time. Discounted rates may not be available through web reservations, and prices are subject to change without notice.