Browse 320 mental health and behavioral health provider listings, including options in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Duluth, and other communities across Minnesota. Treatment options may include Co-Occurring Disorders, Medication Management, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Psychiatric Services, and Telehealth, depending on the provider.
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Crisis Services
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Residential Mental Health Treatment Center
Wellstone has been a port in the storms life keeps throwing my way. Four or five times over a dozen or so years.
Certified Community Behavioral Health Center
Their Crisis Line and support was seriously helpful in a time in my life where I needed it the most. I felt comfortable talking with the therapist and person over the phone. I am so beyond grateful and thankful for this wonderful business and what they do for people. Shout out to an AMAZING therapist by the name of Angela Hollermann, if you get her as a crisis therapist, you're in fantastic and caring hands.
Mental Health & Substance Use Treatment Clinic
They really lack communication. But the biggest issue is with the moody receptionist. If you call to schedule something she transfers it to someone else. She doesn't keep anyone's schedule. Not sure what she does, she is NOT friendly, very snappy. It is a mental health facility, so they have a receptionist that will push someone having a rough day over the edge with her attitude. Calling there is a horrible experience having to talk to Kelly and her being so condescending. At first I chalked it up to everyone has a bad day but every appointment, every phone call she is having a bad day.