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Intensive Outpatient Programs - Minnesota Mental Health Clinics

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Resource Name:Intensive Outpatient Programs - Minnesota Mental Health Clinics

address

9800 Rockford Road, Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN 55442

Eligibility

Residents of Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott, and Washington counties

Required documents

Health insurance card proof of income for sliding scale

Hours

  • STAT program: 9 am - 12:30 pm Monday - Thursday
  • DaTrak program: Vary
(651)454-0114

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Intake

(651)395-5796

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Intake

Application process

  • Call for appointment
  • STAT: Admission to program available within two business days with the first contact within one business day

Fees

  • Vary by service
  • Sliding scale for residents of Dakota county without insurance

Service area

Carver County, MN Dakota County, MN Hennepin County, MN Ramsey County, MN Scott County, MN Washington County, MN

- Anger Management: Helps individuals better understand and manage anger using structured skills and practical strategies. The curriculum meets the clinical and educational requirements for court-mandated programming.

  • Recognize triggers and warning signs of anger
  • Reduce aggressive or reactive behaviors
  • Increase control over thoughts and responses
  • Communicate needs and emotions more effectively

- Da-TRAC Skills Group: Group therapy blended with mental health education to emphasize management of destructive and ineffective symptoms, and development and enhancement of healthy coping skills. Four tracks:

  • Individuals experiencing a serious and persistent mental illness
  • Individuals diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (Dialectical Behavior Therapy)
  • Individuals experiencing difficulty in managing anger
  • Individuals in need of intensive assessment

- Perinatal: For individuals who are pregnant or up to 12 months postpartum and navigating reproductive-related mental health concerns. This trauma-informed program integrates evidence-based psychotherapy, somatic regulation, and peer support.

  • Reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety
  • Strengthen parent–child bonding and attachment
  • Improve relationship health and communication
  • Increase emotional awareness and nervous system regulation

- Reflections Program: For individuals who have completed DaTRAC or another DBT-based program and want continued support applying these skills in their daily lives.

  • Strengthen previously learned DBT skills
  • Apply coping strategies to real-life situations
  • Maintain emotional regulation during ongoing challenges
  • Build consistency and accountability in skill practice

- TraumaWise: A skills-based, accelerated group therapy experience designed to help individuals understand and heal from trauma.

  • Understand how trauma affects the brain and nervous system
  • Build emotional regulation and distress tolerance skills
  • Strengthen self-awareness and self-compassion
  • Develop tools to increase safety, stability, and resilience

Last Assured

08/06/2026

Providing organization

Minnesota Mental Health Clinics

Private practice association of mental health professionals