Children’s Therapeutic Services and Supports (CTSS)
Mental health services and skills training provided in the home for youth who are struggling with emotional or behavioral challenges.
Location
1385 Mendota Heights Rd. Ste: 200
Mendota Heights, MN 55120
Phone: 651-379-9800
Fax: 651-405-0358
Program snapshot
- Serves youth under 21 in Twin Cities Metro
- For emotional or behavior challenges
- In-home skills training, family therapy, safety planning
- Tailored to meet the needs of the youth
- MA and PMAP Insurance
- A child’s county caseworker is required to make a referral.
Nexus Family Healing is a Children’s Therapeutic Services and Supports (CTSS) provider. CTSS is a comprehensive set of mental health services available for youth and their families who meet State of MN defined criteria including being on Medical Assistance through the State of MN or a Prepaid Medical Assistance Plan (PMAP) through certain insurance providers.
What sort of services are included?
Services may include:
- Individual, family, or group therapy
- Skills training to manage emotions and behaviors
- Help with creating a safety plan for tough situations
- Support from trained mental health staff
- Planning and coordination with other professionals
Who is CTSS for?
Youth experiencing:
- Anxiety or depression
- Aggression or anger issues
- Family or school challenges
- Trauma
- Big emotions that feel hard to manage
Where and when?
CTSS services are flexible — they can happen in your home, your child’s school, or a clinic setting. We schedule sessions at times that work for your family.
Who pays for CTSS?
CTSS is covered by Medical Assistance (MA) and PMAP Plans. Private insurance plans may vary on coverage. Please confirm eligibility with your insurance provider.
“Thank you for helping my child become the best version of himself.” – Parent
For professionals and referral partners
CTSS is available across MN and a referral must be made by county caseworker.
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