Outpatient Alcohol and Drug Rehab in St. Paul, Minnesota
Conveniently located just west of downtown St. Paul, our outpatient drug rehab and mental health facility serves individuals, chosen families and the greater recovery community
Raising children. Earning a living. Cooking, cleaning and paying utility bills. Life's everyday responsibilities don't magically disappear when you begin a drug addiction treatment program. And yet, effective drug rehab requires all-out commitment, careful attention and new ways of living that take focus, practice and patience.
Our outpatient substance use treatment programs equip you with the knowledge, skills, accountability and support to successfully navigate both worlds, simultaneously. Hazelden Betty Ford in St. Paul offers three levels of outpatient treatment for substance abuse as well as specialty programs.
Our high-intensity outpatient program, often referred to as day treatment or partial hospitalization, gives you the highest outpatient level of care. With a treatment plan tailored to address your unique situation and struggles, high-intensity outpatient rehab incorporates educational and therapeutic sessions designed to help you build and strengthen:
To ensure comprehensive and personalized care, clinicians at our outpatient treatment center integrate and align mental health services to address anxiety, depression or other co-occurring disorders that often accompany substance abuse.
For added support and focus, you have the option of living on our St. Paul campus during outpatient treatment. It's a warm and welcoming sober-living community where you will feel safe and supported as you gain ground in recovery.
High-intensity outpatient programming is an ideal substance abuse treatment level if you:
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Our weekday and weekend intensive outpatient treatment programs meet conveniently during the morning or evening so you can continue to manage work and family responsibilities while participating in drug rehab. To best meet your schedule, both in-person and virtual treatment options are available. When beginning our intensive outpatient rehab program, you will typically be scheduled for four sessions a week that meet for three hours a day.
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.
Our on-site, clinically supervised sober living program is also available to you as an intensive outpatient treatment program patient. Especially during early recovery, living in a supportive environment can make all the difference in terms of accountability, motivation and connection.
As you progress through outpatient treatment, you will reach distinct milestones in learning to manage addiction as a chronic disease and strengthen your sobriety. As you move forward, your counselor may recommend that you transition into our low-intensity outpatient program.
This level of care involves twice-weekly group sessions, with an increased emphasis on building healthy new routines, developing your sober support network, and reducing the risk of relapse.
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 cravings.
Our clinicians are attentive to the addiction rehab and recovery support needs of the LGBTQIA+ community. People who identify as LBGTQIA+ 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 special-focus LGBTQIA+ programming addresses issues that can interfere with recovery.
In addition to substance abuse rehab services, our outpatient drug rehab center offers numerous in-person and virtual mental health counseling services to address issues related to anxiety, grief, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental health conditions.
Services for mental health issues are available to the general community (not just our addiction treatment program patients) and include individual appointments as well as couples and family counseling. We offer wide range of special-focus groups (some in-person, some virtual), including:
Has your teenager been caught using marijuana or other drugs? Or maybe they've admitted to drinking or vaping with other underage friends. Chances are you're not facing a full-blown, addiction diagnosis, but some type of intervention is needed.
Our virtual Teen Intervene program is a three-session counselor/teen one-to-one program that guides young people in examining why they've chosen to use alcohol or drugs and how they can make healthier choices in the future. Teen Intervene also involves parent education, support and guidance.
Where to find the most-effective post-treatment services and resources to guide your path foward? Here, at Hazelden Betty Ford. We are your hub of information and inspiration, with today's leading in-person, online and digital resources. You can count on us for the behavioral health field's best:
Through our Family Programs, support groups and family counseling, you and your loved ones can learn how to work through the difficulties you've experienced due to substance abuse, recognize the importance of setting healthy boundaries, and begin to rebuild trusting relationships with one another.
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 or beyond.
Two virtual groups available to families in Minnesota are:
The Families Affected by Addiction virtual support group is available to adults 18+ years of age. Here, you’ll find support, connection and a confidential place to share similar experiences being a significant other to someone with an alcohol or drug problem. The group meets every Thursday from 6-7 p.m. Getting started begins with a mental health assessment. Call 1-855-348-7022 to get started.
Visiting Hours
To protect the health and wellbeing of our community during spikes in COVID-19 rates and changing area policies, visitation restrictions may be in place. Please check with staff to determine current visitation policies at this location. Thank you, and be well.
Lodging
The following local hotels may offer discounted rates. Mention Hazelden Betty Ford when booking for available rates.
Service Animal Policy
Service animals are permitted in Hazelden Betty Ford facilities and we afford individuals who require the assistance of a service animal with equal opportunity to access the organization. Per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a "service animal" is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability.
Per the ADA, dogs or other animals whose sole function is to provide comfort, emotional support or companionship do not qualify as service animals. Emotional support, therapy animals and pets are not permitted on Hazelden Betty Ford's facilities, leased spaces or on campus grounds.
For our inpatient and outpatient treatment programs and services, Hazelden Betty Ford is recognized by multiple insurance providers for our leadership, best practices, research, support and training in the addiction field.
This special recognition of Hazelden Betty Ford in St. Paul, Minnesota, includes: