House of Hope Inc

Located in the vibrant city of Mankato, MN, the Al Anon Society of Mankato/Fifth Avenue offers a supportive environment for individuals seeking help with alcoholism. Embracing a holistic approach to recovery, this program provides a range of resources and tools to assist participants on their journey towards sobriety. With a dedicated team of professionals, this alcoholism treatment program in Mankato emphasizes personalized care tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Through counseling, group therapy sessions, and educational workshops, participants are empowered to address the underlying causes of their alcohol dependency and develop effective strategies for long-term recovery. Generated using this place's available information

The House of Hope, also known as HOH, provides a range of rehabilitative, educational and support services. It offers treatment options for individuals with alcohol- and drug-related problems. Founded in 1971, the organization serves individuals and families. The House of Hope provides nonresidential programs for men and women. It also offers the J.K. GED Program and various volunteer opportunities. The organization conducts parenting, cooking and nutritional classes. In addition, the House of Hope provides individual counseling and daily meditation solutions. It offers relapse treatment services and family programs. The organization also provides intensive residential treatment services. The House of Hope is licensed by the Minnesota Department of Human Services.

HistoryDawn Ulrich-Spitzer started Mankato Mental Health with two other therapists. It has grown over the last 6 years to 7 therapists and 1 prescriber.SpecialtiesWe are an outpatient mental health clinic that offers help with depression, anxiety, trauma, substance abuse and other addictions, eating disorders, as well as other mental health issues. We are LGBTQ friendly. We have a staff of 8, and are able to work with children through adults. We also have 2 therapists trained in EMDR, and 2 therapists who are registered play therapists.