I have a friend that graduated from the long term recovery program at MN Teen Challenge and he has…read morebeen doing great! It's like he's a totally different person; in a GOOD way. :-) I am trying to get my cousin in who is addicted to meth really bad to check himself in. They have such a good success rate and I love how MN Teen Challenge's motto is "Where HOPE is being restored." because it is so true! Please pray for my cousin to get in the program.

I was shamed for accepting a snack from a fellow roommate. A counselor told her she could say no to…read moreme. Then a fellow inmate ate an orange in chapel and when she forced me to take a slice I ended up in trouble. I was kicked out a day later.

I give my 5 star rating for everyone here except for the 1 doctor here who I did have a bad…read moreexperience with however it's because of him that I don't want everyone else here to be seen in the same light as people see him because it couldn't be further from the truth. My primary physician here is actually Nurse Practitioner Kristin Bleninger-Sundar. She's a wonderful caring woman who has been a blessing to me. She understands what chronic pain is (and what it's like to have to deal with it every day) better than others. She's knowledgeable about the many different options and procedures that can be tried to get you even more pain relief than you can ever hope for. Dr. Janiga is a ray of sunshine for the doctors here. He is kind, caring, and has an awesome bedside manner and really knows what he's doing but takes time to talk to you about what he's doing and make sure that you are both on the same page. Now, a doctor I leave nameless here, only as a courtesy, if you choose to go here you may or may not get along with but most patients (and staff) I talk to feel the same distain I have for him. He is rude, short (tempered), snotty, and deserves to be put in his place really, but will never change even if that were to occur. I'm sure you know the type. He has the bedside manner of a dead fish and the personality of a cold washcloth. If you have seen him then you know who I am talking about! If you have seen him and found yourself hating him, please give the other people here a chance to help you. Everyone else here is wonderful! Just come and give the chance to Kristin or Dr. Janiga and the rest of the staff and as long as you don't see the other doctor at all the rest of your care here should be pleasant

From the owner: At Advanced Spine and Pain Clinics in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the team of interventional spine and…read morepain management experts relieve pain, restore normal function, and rejuvenate the body using effective and evidence-based techniques.  The team combines traditional interventional pain medicine treatments with alternative, functional, and orthobiologic techniques to help their patients struggling with spine pain, joint pain, fibromyalgia, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), and other life-altering pain conditions. Advanced Spine and Pain Clinics provides many innovative therapies to ease discomfort and potentially heal naturally, such as ketamine infusions, orthobiologics, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy. The team also offers ultra minimally invasive spine surgery options, including the Minuteman® procedure and the Intracept® Procedure. Understanding the complications of pain and the medicines used to treat it, Advanced Spine and Pain Clinics specializes in addiction medicine, providing medication-assisted therapy (MAT) to help those struggling with opioid dependence. Beyond simply relieving pain, the team strives to address the underlying problems to provide their patients with long-lasting relief and a better quality of life.  Advanced Spine and Pain Clinics also has massage therapy and aesthetic services. For cutting-edge care from a skilled and patient-centered team, call Advanced Spine and Pain Clinics or schedule an appointment online today.

Have had a friend go there, heard nothing but great things. Absolutely love the concept and how…read morethey do things there.

From the owner: We provide online mental health counseling and medication management for individuals and their…read morefamilies suffering from mental health disorders and chemical dependency. Our therapy services encompass a wide range of mental health and addiction treatments. Our team of professionals is skilled in diverse therapeutic approaches, including addiction therapy, marriage counseling, trauma therapy, individual counseling, and more.

Having a massive stroke to start 2019 and the ongoing rehabilitation has been for me a life…read morechanging experience. In a matter of moments I was reduced to a state of helplessness from what I imagined to be a hale and hearty, independent individual. I have undertaken the arduous process of returning to at least near "normal" whatever that means I thought that I understood the concept of patience and could differentiate between humiliation and humility. In that regard I was wrong. Recovery is taking much longer than I expected and at first I wrestled with humiliation vs humility. I'd like to think that I will emerge from this a more accepting and humble person. All that aside, this is a review of Courage Kenny Abbott Northwestern (formerly Sister Kenny Institute). Being hospital based, they can take more extreme cases than their Golden Valley counterpart. I think it is safe to say that when I arrived I was a wheelchair bound shadow of my former self. Among other things I had a feeding tube shoved up my nose and into my stomach (uggghhh). And I had a tracheotomy tube that precluded conventional communication (arrgghhh). Suffice it to say that I felt like a virtual train wreck. Never-the-less, the wonderful staff began the task of putting me back together. Not willing to risk omitting key people, I will not name specific individuals. Thanks to their efforts I was able to get rid of my feeding tube (yeah) and eventually return to an unrestricted diet. I also had the trach removed (what a relief) and could begin to talk again. Through collective effort and encouragement, I was able to get out of the wheelchair and walk for stretches with assistance and supervision. I simply cannot say enough good things about the people I met. I had a spacious private room. I was wheeled to a communal dining facility where eventually I was able to eat with relish. Both the Physical and Occupational Therapy spaces were well equipped. Speech Therapy was surprisingly difficult for me. But the PT, OT and Speech Therapists, Doctors , Nurses, PAs, Recreational Therapists and all others were in my estimation, top notch. All-in-all, to me if you are recovering from a serious condition this is an excellent stop on your way. Highly recommended.

This place has a great staff. It is clear as soon as you get there. We were happily greeted by a…read morehappy young man who must love what they do. My Physical Therapist was Jamie, she was smart, kind and informative. She had a great way with people and helping them understand the process, exercises, stretches and why it is important to pay attention to the details. You do not want to injure yourself, you must listen carefully and follow directions. Jamie was good at learning what you know about your condition /scenario so she can expand on that and not repeat the stuff that you know. These people all show kindness and compassion. People come to them for all kinds of reasons and by looking around the exercise room, you can see that they are true professionals. Highly recommend.