According to studies conducted in the past couple of decades, 1 in 4 Americans who began using substances before age 18 experience addiction, compared to 1 in 25 who began at age 21 or older. Substance use disorder (SUD) affects us all – and this unfortunately includes adolescents under the age of 18. While Kyros does not currently offer services to adolescents, we are deeply invested in uplifting the whole recovery community. This means that while we can’t offer services directly, we can equip the community with resources to better support the children and families that are suffering due to SUD. It’s absolutely necessary that we equip the families and loved ones of children suffering from SUD with navigable, effective resources that can support their entire family unit. In this post, we’re going to provide Minnesota-based recovery resources for adolescents suffering from SUD, as well as resources that support their family.
Recovery Resources for Adolescents
Judy Retterah Withdrawal Management Center, Plymouth MN
- 763.559.1402
- Ages 13+
- Accepts all major insurance including MA, no insurance out of pocket
- Locked facility
- Minimum of 48 hour stay
Lakeside Academy – Teen Challenge, Buffalo MN
- 651.447.5990
- Christian behavior and recovery center
- Therapy, Substance Abuse and other Mental Health Services
- Boys ages 14-18
- Inpatient programming
- Transition home
- School
Nystrom & Associates, Multiple locations across MN
- 844.697.8766
- Outpatient programming
- Detox facility
- Therapy, Substance Abuse and other Mental Health Services
- Adolescent assessments
Newport Academy, Multiple locations across MN
- Boys/Girls ages 12-24
- Residential programming 3+ months
- Outpatient programming
Minnesota Girls Academy, Bricelyn MN
- 507.473.5061
- Residential
- Girls ages 13-17
- Specializes in emotional, behavioral, academic, social and/or family issues
Wings Recovery, Litchfield MN
- 320.593.0440
- Boys/Girls ages 13-18
- Consolidated Chemical Dependency Treatment funding approved
- Residential (8-100 days)
- Chemical Health/Co-occurring Program
Recovery Plus, St Cloud MN
- 320.229.4996
- Boys/Girls
- Consolidated Chemical Dependency Treatment funding approved
- Residential
- Outpatient programming
- Dual diagnosis
Anthony Lewis Center, Blaine & Plymouth MN
- 763.757.2906
- Boys/Girls
- Consolidated Chemical Dependency Treatment funding approved
- Residential
- Outpatient programming
- Primarily addiction (not dual diagnosis)
- ADD/ADHD treatment
Fairview Adolescent Substance Use, Maplewood MN
- 1.800.468.3120
- Boys/Girls
- Consolidated Chemical Dependency Treatment funding approved
- Residential (day)
- Outpatient programming
- Dual diagnosis
Hazelden Teen Drug Rehab, Plymouth MN
- 1.844.825.3446
- Boys/Girls
- Accepts most commercial insurance, out of pocket
- Residential
- Outpatient programming
- Co-occurring Program
Solutions Behavioral Healthcare Professionals, Moorhead MN
- 1.800.468.4338
- Outpatient programming
- Behavioral treatment, autistic services
- Services for children and adults
- Behavioral interventions with 24/hr on call services
Village Ranch, Cokato, Hutchinson, Rochester, Annandale MN
- 320. 286.2922
- Boys ages 12-19
- Residential
- Girls ages 12-18 (Annandale location), residential and outpatient
We’re Here to Support Our Community
Adolescent recovery services require different qualifications than peer services. While Kyros does not offer treatment services to adolescents, we are committed to offering adequate resources to the community. We will maintain updated information to this resource list, and aim to include resources spanning across the state of Minnesota.
If you are Over 18 and Need Help
Kyros provides resources such as assessments and peer services to individuals currently in or looking to begin recovery. If you need an assessment, reach out now and we can ensure you receive the support you need.
Sources:
Partnership to End Addiction. “Adolescent Substance Use: America’s #1 Public Health Problem.” Partnership to End Addiction, 2011. https://drugfree.org/reports/adolescent-substance-use-americas-1-public-health-problem/.
Accessed 31 March 2023.
