Community Mental Health Services in Minnesota
Helping families heal—right where they live.
Our community mental health services are available in home, at school, or in the community, in our office or via telehealth. We provide services for youth, families, and adults.
Services offered in Minnesota
Our Minnesota programs provide support through the following services
Youth Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
Serves youth ages 14-21 who live in the 7-county Twin Cities Metro.
Collaborative Intensive Bridging Services (CIBS)
Serves youth 8-17 in various counties across MN. Check for availability.
Children’s Therapeutics Services and Support (CTSS)
Serves youth under 21 in Twin Cities Metro.
Children’s Intensive Behavioral Health Services (CIBHS)
For youth up to ages 21 at home or in foster care in Twin Cities Metro.
Outpatient and telehealth therapy
For youth, families, and individuals. Offices located in Mendota Heights and Austin, MN, and virtually across Minnesota.
For professionals and referral partners
If you are a county agency, social worker, or community partner seeking community mental health services for a child or youth, Nexus Family Healing offers state and county-specific programs designed to meet complex needs.
Select the appropriate service above to review program details and referral pathways or contact our team for guidance.
“If you’re facing mental health challenges, reach out to this exceptional organization. Their expertise and compassion can make a world of difference.” – Parent
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Our accreditations
Nexus’ programs in Minnesota are accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA). Our programs are also licensed by the MN Department of Human Services, with certifications for mental health and restrictive procedures, and hold licensure and certification from the MN Department of Corrections.