Edina

“I recently came into the PrairieCare Clinic in Edina for ADD Testing. From the first step into the office, Alicia and Katie were nothing short of amazing. It was a stressful moment in my life and I felt that they went above and beyond to respond with empathy and compassion. Often times patients have no clue of office and clinic lingo which can make the experience all the more overwhelming. They spoke to me with such respect and kindness. They truly are a superior group and deserve all the accolades!”

PrairieCare Edina

PrairieCare established a presence in Edina in 2007, originally in Southdale Medical Building. This site has gone through a series of expansions and then moved to the Physicians Building next to Southdale Fairview Hospital in 2012. PrairieCare Edina is over 40,000 square feet, providing care to children, adolescents and adults through clinic services, intensive outpatient programs, and partial hospital programs.

Each year, PrairieCare Edina has been able to offer services to more than 700 youth in PHP, 200 adults in IOP and thousands of all ages in the outpatient clinics.

The following services are provided in Edina:

• Admission Diagnostic Assessments
• Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for children and adolescents
• First Episode Psychosis Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for adults:
  –  Specialty Track – Specialty Track – Adaptive DBT
  –  Specialty Track – Elevate: First Episode Psychosis
• Center for Neurotherapeutics
  –  Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
  – First Episode Intensive Outpatient Program
  – LAUNCH: First-Episode Psychosis Aftercare Group
• Healthy Emotions Program (HEP) for adolescents
• Psychiatry
• Medication management
• Individual therapy
• Family therapy
• Group Therapy: STRIDE
• Art therapy:
  –  Art Therapy in PHP
  –  Art Therapy in Clinic
• Play therapy
• Psychological evaluation
• Psychotherapy for Adolescent Depression via the University of Minnesota Psychotherapy Study
  –  Research Opportunity Information
  –  Blog: How Does Psychotherapy Work? By: Meredith Gunlicks-Stoessel, PhD, LP and Michael Bloomquist, PhD, LP