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	Behavioral health issues – which include stress, mental illness, ADD/ADHD, chemical dependency, and more – can be treated successfully. When you can't function normally and you need help coping, you can take advantage of HealthPartners' many resources.


	Following are resources open to all and offered by HealthPartners Clinics. In addition, HealthPartners Clinics also offers a Pain Management Resource Team , a Women's Health Resource Team and Specialty services for deaf and hard of hearing , and A Call to Change... Balancing Stress for Healthy Living Anger Management for Men (Jun 19 - July 31) Anger Management for Men (Sept 11-Oct 23) Sometimes you need the perspective of a group to work through issues. Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) (women only) - Maplewood Live each day Women's Health Resource Team The therapy groups listed above require an assessment by a behavioral health specialist. Please call 952-967-7992 to set up an initial assessment. CareSpan^SM Disease Management programs Drug and Alcohol Abuse If you think you or a loved one may be at risk for drug or alcohol abuse, take a moment to fill out one of these questionnaires. Remember, drug and alcohol abuse are treatable diseases. CAGE questionnaire for drug abuse CAGE questionnaire for alcohol abuse Understanding Alcohol Abuse It's important to know the warning signs of a drinking problem and the steps that can be taken to prevent alcohol abuse. Learn more with these resources. A Guide to Low-Risk Drinking How to Prevent Alcohol-Related Problems, A Self-help Booklet Interested in participating in a new medication study? Our clinical trials are at no cost to you. You do not need to be a current HealthPartners member.


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	National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Minnesota


	National Alliance for the Mentally Ill National Mental Health Association National Institute of Mental Health American Psychological Association Help Center View information on helping patients with drinking and alcoholism issues provided by The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. HealthPartners provides these links as a convenience and for informational purposes. We are not responsible for the content of these sites, nor does this listing constitute any endorsement. If you have medical or health concerns, please consult your health care professional for advice.