Reed Behavioral Health - Edina – Addiction Rehab in Edina, Minnesota

Reed Behavioral Health is an outpatient facility situated in Edina, providing a diverse range of therapeutic programs catering to clients across all age groups. The center specializes in treating addiction, particularly when it is accompanied by mental health issues or eating disorders. Additionally, it offers ongoing individual therapy for various mental health conditions, addressing the needs of children, adolescents, and adults with ADHD, as well as providing couples and family therapy, support for seniors, and assistance with chronic pain, postpartum depression, and more. The center delivers personalized care through its day treatment and intensive outpatient programs, which combine individual and group therapy along with engaging activities, all within a flexible schedule that prioritizes trauma-informed care. Their intensive day treatment program caters specifically to individuals dealing with addiction and concurrent disorders, running several hours each day, five days a week. Evening sessions provide an intensive outpatient program (IOP), with three-hour sessions available three nights weekly, designed for those seeking a less intensive and more adaptable treatment option. Programming in the outpatient setting may encompass various topics, including personalized counseling and treatment planning, groups focused on chemical dependency, relapse prevention strategies, emotional wellness, stress management, health education, family and relationship counseling, independent living skills, along with meditation and mindfulness practices, mental health therapy, and group educational sessions. A distinct program for those dealing with addiction combined with eating disorders offers psychotherapy in conjunction with tailored nutritional counseling. Reed Behavioral Health also provides psychiatric services, medication management, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) aimed at alleviating cravings and mitigating withdrawal symptoms. Aftercare services consist of ongoing support in person or online, planning for discharge and relapse prevention, community support meetings, peer mentoring, and case management assistance.