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In an effort to keep youth in their homes and in their community, Woodland Hills Day Treatment (formerly Intensive Day Treatment) is a resource to youth who are struggling to manage behaviors and mental health symptoms. The safe, therapeutic and structured environment of our day treatment program serves adolescents designated through a diagnostic assessment and CASII as needing mental health services in an outpatient setting. Services are delivered under the supervision of an on-site licensed mental health professional and treatment is individualized. By gaining skills to understand and cope with mental health, and to manage crisis,
young people improve functioning in school, at home and in the community.
Areas currently served
Duluth, Proctor, Hermantown, Pike Lake, Lakewood, Carlton, Cloquet, Moose Lake, Two Harbors and Esko.
Therapeutic services
- Group and individual psychotherapy
- Family skills
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Outpatient chemical dependency program
Psycho educational curriculums
- Aggression Replacement Trainin (ART
- Independent living sklls (ACLSA)
Educational services
- IEP/Personal Education Plan
- Credit Recovery
- Regulary and special education
Skills groups
- Leisure/recreation
- Cultural education
- Social skills
- Interpersonal skills
Additional services
- Animal (4-H) and garden husbandry
- Transition planning
Funding Sources for Services:
- Minnesota Consolidated Treatment Fund
- Certified by Children’s Therapeutic Services and Supports (CTSS) for aftercare and in-home services
Contracted providers:
- Minnesota Healthcare Programs (MN MA)
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota
- Medica/Select Care
- United Behavioral Health (UBH)
- Preferred One
- UCare MN
- Behavioral Healthcare Providers (BHP)
- Prime West
Will accept Health Partners, Metropolitan Health Plan and South Country Health Alliance (and other providers) with proper referral and authorization
Eligibility
- Youth must be designated as Severely Emotionally Disturbed (SED) by a current diagnostic assessment (within last 6 months) and in need of outpatient mental health services
- Consider youth who are under court or social service supervision; private placements eligible
- Youth exhibiting at-risk behaviors such as substance abuse, truancy or school failure
- Peer-oriented males and females ages 12-17