Dedicated to supplying Emotional health services, the addiction treatment during this alcohol and drug rehab in Minneapolis, MN proudly extends these services to Emotional medical treatment.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Avanti Center for Girls prides itself on providing knowledgeable, quality substance abuse treatment with experienced, well-versed addiction pros and evidence-based therapeutic techniques affording a higher level of success. Honoring special programs for those who inquire, the addiction treatment services in this facility work with Persons who have undergone trauma, Kids with serious emotional disturbance (SED) and people who have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

With a wonderful deal of meticulous research, top-performing treatment options have been selected and employed within the treatment programs offering probably the most effective care for patients. All these high-esteemed treatment options include Personal psychotherapy, Couples/family therapy, Dialectical behavioral therapy, upheaval therapy and Psychotropic medication.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Throughout treatment for addiction, patients go through exceptionally challenging phases that prove to be well-worth enough time and effort. During these stages, Avanti Center for females makes sure you be adapting with a smoking policy that states: smoking not permitted. Extending valuable solutions to Male and Female using at the Age Ranges of Children/adolescents.

For patients looking for language solutions, they have been available upon request.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Once admitted, patients undergo a thorough appraisal using an expert addiction specialist by which a comprehensive, step by step addiction treatment plan is produced designating the treatment plan and also a few of the following treatment settings Residential.

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

The addiction community has several exceptionally intellectual and Special people that have shown a lot of advancement using a chosen group of heart treatment solutions that include:

Family psychoeducation
Suicide prevention services

In case the disease of addiction has imposed itself upon you, there's hope. May it's be yourself fighting with an alcohol or drug addiction, or perhaps the disease imposed itself upon someone who you love, leaving you at the dust trail of its own agony, Avanti Center for females offers you opportunity and hope.

Financing for your chance is currently available with the following means Money or self-payment, Medicaid, State funded medical insurance coverage other than Medicaid, Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g., State mental health agency (or equivalent) funds, State welfare or child and family services capital and County or town funding.

Finding the very best help you desperately want for your self or someone you care about is likely to make all of the difference. If you are interested in the addiction treatment services provided at this drug and alcohol treatment center in Minneapolis, Minnesotawe highly encourage you to reach out to them directly so that they may address your questions accordingly.

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Maria Lecceardone

Avanti is a great place to get help. It truly changes life’s. Although it is a bit unorganized. Experienced a horrible situation with another person in treatment and was never dealt with.

Linnea Glover

I attended avanti and I can say this place is NOT for girls. Girls will fight left and right. In one situation two girls got concussions and one of them, broken ribs. Not safe.

Mary Anderson

We had a tour of the facility. It was not what we expected. A girl was screaming profanities and you could tell staff from the residents. not leaving my child here!

Alice

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Araya

I was at Avanti for 4 and a half months. Avanti was the worst center I ever went to for my mental health. I wont lie to you and say I was a perfect resident because I was anything but. I hurt staff, I punched walls, I ran, I dated my peers, I was terrible. But so was Avanti. Sometimes the cook wouldn't show, the staff managing the program were horrible and would gaslight the kids and treat them like shit. (not unit staff, the actual teachers and directors) I was at Avanti because I was suicidal from my brothers r*ping me my entire life. When i got to Avanti I was happy to be somewhere where they couldn't touch me (my brothers) but after less than a month at Avanti I had an argument with my grandma (she was emotionally and verbally abusive) I got put on SP. (suicide prevention) when you're on SP they take your clothes, you sleep in a communal bedroom with however many other girls are on SP and the rooms get so hot but the staff don't care. You're not allowed to talk to anyone, you're expected to stay silent and sit. You stay on SP until you meet with your therapist and they will see if you can get taken off. Except you're lucky if you get to meet with your therapist. therapist are supposed to meet with their kids once a week at minimum. When I attended Avanti you were lucky to see your therapist once or twice a month if they didn't like you. My therapist was Patty and she was horrible. It was obvious Patty didn't like me the moment we met. She didn't care about me being r8ped, she didn't care about the verbal abuse at home, she didn't care about my case at all. And another thing, holds. they have no idea what they're doing. the amount of bruises girls get after "safe holds" is disgusting. When I went to Avanti after girls got out of holds it looked as if they were beat. It was disgusting. But this is also my perspective from the end of being a 'bad kid.' I was physically aggressive towards staff. I would push, shove, hit, scream, at them to keep them away from me because I was terrified of being held down by them even though I'd put myself in the situations to be held down. If you want your kid to get better, don't send them to Avanti. please.

Araya

I was at Avanti for 4 and a half months. Avanti was the worst center I ever went to for my mental health. I wont lie to you and say I was a perfect resident because I was anything but. I hurt staff, I punched walls, I ran, I dated my peers, I was terrible. But so was Avanti. Sometimes the cook wouldn't show, the staff managing the program were horrible and would gaslight the kids and treat them like shit. (not unit staff, the actual teachers and directors) I was at Avanti because I was suicidal from my brothers r*ping me my entire life. When i got to Avanti I was happy to be somewhere where they couldn't touch me (my brothers) but after less than a month at Avanti I had an argument with my grandma (she was emotionally and verbally abusive) I got put on SP. (suicide prevention) when you're on SP they take your clothes, you sleep in a communal bedroom with however many other girls are on SP and the rooms get so hot but the staff don't care. You're not allowed to talk to anyone, you're expected to stay silent and sit. You stay on SP until you meet with your therapist and they will see if you can get taken off. Except you're lucky if you get to meet with your therapist. therapist are supposed to meet with their kids once a week at minimum. When I attended Avanti you were lucky to see your therapist once or twice a month if they didn't like you. My therapist was Patty and she was horrible. It was obvious Patty didn't like me the moment we met. She didn't care about me being r8ped, she didn't care about the verbal abuse at home, she didn't care about my case at all. And another thing, holds. they have no idea what they're doing. the amount of bruises girls get after "safe holds" is disgusting. When I went to Avanti after girls got out of holds it looked as if they were beat. It was disgusting. But this is also my perspective from the end of being a 'bad kid.' I was physically aggressive towards staff. I would push, shove, hit, scream, at them to keep them away from me because I was terrified of being held down by them even though I'd put myself in the situations to be held down. If you want your kid to get better, don't send them to Avanti. please.

Araya

I was at Avanti for 4 and a half months. Avanti was the worst center I ever went to for my mental health. I wont lie to you and say I was a perfect resident because I was anything but. I hurt staff, I punched walls, I ran, I dated my peers, I was terrible. But so was Avanti. Sometimes the cook wouldn't show, the staff managing the program were horrible and would gaslight the kids and treat them like shit. (not unit staff, the actual teachers and directors) I was at Avanti because I was suicidal from my brothers r*ping me my entire life. When i got to Avanti I was happy to be somewhere where they couldn't touch me (my brothers) but after less than a month at Avanti I had an argument with my grandma (she was emotionally and verbally abusive) I got put on SP. (suicide prevention) when you're on SP they take your clothes, you sleep in a communal bedroom with however many other girls are on SP and the rooms get so hot but the staff don't care. You're not allowed to talk to anyone, you're expected to stay silent and sit. You stay on SP until you meet with your therapist and they will see if you can get taken off. Except you're lucky if you get to meet with your therapist. therapist are supposed to meet with their kids once a week at minimum. When I attended Avanti you were lucky to see your therapist once or twice a month if they didn't like you. My therapist was Patty and she was horrible. It was obvious Patty didn't like me the moment we met. She didn't care about me being r8ped, she didn't care about the verbal abuse at home, she didn't care about my case at all. And another thing, holds. they have no idea what they're doing. the amount of bruises girls get after "safe holds" is disgusting. When I went to Avanti after girls got out of holds it looked as if they were beat. It was disgusting. But this is also my perspective from the end of being a 'bad kid.' I was physically aggressive towards staff. I would push, shove, hit, scream, at them to keep them away from me because I was terrified of being held down by them even though I'd put myself in the situations to be held down. If you want your kid to get better, don't send them to Avanti. please.

Alexis Bailey

I was in Avanti from July 22nd-January 21st. I left one day before my 6 months and let me tell you it was a terrible experience for the most part. Words can’t even describe the pain I felt being taken away from home. And the fact that Avanti was so bad didn’t make matters better. When I first got there I thought it was a scam when I walked into our living area it was disgusting. What I can say though is it was worth it. I’ve been home for almost 7 months and the me back in Avanti would never wanna admit it but it did in fact help me. I haven’t been suicidal in the longest time, and I’ve maintained stability since being home. I’ve slowly gained trust back with my family. I wanted to wait awhile to write a review, to be honest I completely forgot but the me that I was when I just got out would not have written the review the way I am now. It helped me in ways but also worsened me in other ways. It honestly felt like I was being set up for failure you’re there for 6+ months almost everyday. You have a set schedule everyday, you have groups everyday. You’re with staff (for the most part) that watch over you. Then you just get thrown back into the real world just like that. In Avanti you’d be punished for not going to groups because it was “refusing treatment” who knew not wanting to make slime would be refusing treatment. (Let me also mention the fact 2 people drank the borax) It’s like a social experiment put a bunch of unstable teens in a building and expect them to be okay. Being put in a facility with people who are more depressed than you is quite frightening. They’d trade items to hurt themselves, they’d tell you their stories, they’d tell you ways they’ve snuck things or done things they weren’t supposed too. There was a lot of trauma bonding as well, I do not talk to anyone from my stay for obvious reasons. I got voted one of the most stable people there which is all sorts of fucked up, it shouldn’t be a competition we’re all here for help. There were constant crisis’s, I’d been woken up at 1am by police yelling bc a couple of girls ran away together. Multiple people would try and run away. We’d be moved from one building to the other in the middle of the night sometimes not even given time to grab shoes or a blanket. Not to mention the multiple times you’d walk up the stairs and see someone being put in a hold and told to ignore it. Hearing a resident screaming while being put in a hold is quite terrifying. It all became the usual, and it’s messed up to say that seeing a 15 year old being held down by an adult bc they’re trying to harm themselves or run away was usual. They hired staff so easily like the one girl that worked at McDonald’s previously and had a panic attack during a crisis. Or the one staff that had a panic attack and told us she was at an out patient that was like ours. A lot of messed up stuff happened at Avanti not to mention the multiple times I’d be told I was lying in different forms because I didn’t want to kill myself or harm myself. My case was a unusual case I suppose, it’s honestly a messed up place. There were a few good staff that actually cared about us residents and did a good job, and for those few staff I’ll always be grateful. Avanti has good intentions for the most part just needs to improve A LOT. Made me a better version of myself everyone is different though, I wouldn’t wish Avanti on my worse enemy and I stand by that.

Alexis Bailey

I was in Avanti from July 22nd-January 21st. I left one day before my 6 months and let me tell you it was a terrible experience for the most part. Words can’t even describe the pain I felt being taken away from home. And the fact that Avanti was so bad didn’t make matters better. When I first got there I thought it was a scam when I walked into our living area it was disgusting. What I can say though is it was worth it. I’ve been home for almost 7 months and the me back in Avanti would never wanna admit it but it did in fact help me. I haven’t been suicidal in the longest time, and I’ve maintained stability since being home. I’ve slowly gained trust back with my family. I wanted to wait awhile to write a review, to be honest I completely forgot but the me that I was when I just got out would not have written the review the way I am now. It helped me in ways but also worsened me in other ways. It honestly felt like I was being set up for failure you’re there for 6+ months almost everyday. You have a set schedule everyday, you have groups everyday. You’re with staff (for the most part) that watch over you. Then you just get thrown back into the real world just like that. In Avanti you’d be punished for not going to groups because it was “refusing treatment” who knew not wanting to make slime would be refusing treatment. (Let me also mention the fact 2 people drank the borax) It’s like a social experiment put a bunch of unstable teens in a building and expect them to be okay. Being put in a facility with people who are more depressed than you is quite frightening. They’d trade items to hurt themselves, they’d tell you their stories, they’d tell you ways they’ve snuck things or done things they weren’t supposed too. There was a lot of trauma bonding as well, I do not talk to anyone from my stay for obvious reasons. I got voted one of the most stable people there which is all sorts of fucked up, it shouldn’t be a competition we’re all here for help. There were constant crisis’s, I’d been woken up at 1am by police yelling bc a couple of girls ran away together. Multiple people would try and run away. We’d be moved from one building to the other in the middle of the night sometimes not even given time to grab shoes or a blanket. Not to mention the multiple times you’d walk up the stairs and see someone being put in a hold and told to ignore it. Hearing a resident screaming while being put in a hold is quite terrifying. It all became the usual, and it’s messed up to say that seeing a 15 year old being held down by an adult bc they’re trying to harm themselves or run away was usual. They hired staff so easily like the one girl that worked at McDonald’s previously and had a panic attack during a crisis. Or the one staff that had a panic attack and told us she was at an out patient that was like ours. A lot of messed up stuff happened at Avanti not to mention the multiple times I’d be told I was lying in different forms because I didn’t want to kill myself or harm myself. My case was a unusual case I suppose, it’s honestly a messed up place. There were a few good staff that actually cared about us residents and did a good job, and for those few staff I’ll always be grateful. Avanti has good intentions for the most part just needs to improve A LOT. Made me a better version of myself everyone is different though, I wouldn’t wish Avanti on my worse enemy and I stand by that.

Alexis Bailey

I was in Avanti from July 22nd-January 21st. I left one day before my 6 months and let me tell you it was a terrible experience for the most part. Words can’t even describe the pain I felt being taken away from home. And the fact that Avanti was so bad didn’t make matters better. When I first got there I thought it was a scam when I walked into our living area it was disgusting. What I can say though is it was worth it. I’ve been home for almost 7 months and the me back in Avanti would never wanna admit it but it did in fact help me. I haven’t been suicidal in the longest time, and I’ve maintained stability since being home. I’ve slowly gained trust back with my family. I wanted to wait awhile to write a review, to be honest I completely forgot but the me that I was when I just got out would not have written the review the way I am now. It helped me in ways but also worsened me in other ways. It honestly felt like I was being set up for failure you’re there for 6+ months almost everyday. You have a set schedule everyday, you have groups everyday. You’re with staff (for the most part) that watch over you. Then you just get thrown back into the real world just like that. In Avanti you’d be punished for not going to groups because it was “refusing treatment” who knew not wanting to make slime would be refusing treatment. (Let me also mention the fact 2 people drank the borax) It’s like a social experiment put a bunch of unstable teens in a building and expect them to be okay. Being put in a facility with people who are more depressed than you is quite frightening. They’d trade items to hurt themselves, they’d tell you their stories, they’d tell you ways they’ve snuck things or done things they weren’t supposed too. There was a lot of trauma bonding as well, I do not talk to anyone from my stay for obvious reasons. I got voted one of the most stable people there which is all sorts of fucked up, it shouldn’t be a competition we’re all here for help. There were constant crisis’s, I’d been woken up at 1am by police yelling bc a couple of girls ran away together. Multiple people would try and run away. We’d be moved from one building to the other in the middle of the night sometimes not even given time to grab shoes or a blanket. Not to mention the multiple times you’d walk up the stairs and see someone being put in a hold and told to ignore it. Hearing a resident screaming while being put in a hold is quite terrifying. It all became the usual, and it’s messed up to say that seeing a 15 year old being held down by an adult bc they’re trying to harm themselves or run away was usual. They hired staff so easily like the one girl that worked at McDonald’s previously and had a panic attack during a crisis. Or the one staff that had a panic attack and told us she was at an out patient that was like ours. A lot of messed up stuff happened at Avanti not to mention the multiple times I’d be told I was lying in different forms because I didn’t want to kill myself or harm myself. My case was a unusual case I suppose, it’s honestly a messed up place. There were a few good staff that actually cared about us residents and did a good job, and for those few staff I’ll always be grateful. Avanti has good intentions for the most part just needs to improve A LOT. Made me a better version of myself everyone is different though, I wouldn’t wish Avanti on my worse enemy and I stand by that.

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