Are you looking for a new mental health provider?
Check out the organizations below who provide services in the area
As of May 1, 2026, The Family Partnership will transition its outpatient mental health and school-linked mental health (SLMH) services to partner organizations in the Twin Cities community.
We remain committed to mental health care in this community. That means making sure everyone has the information they need to continue accessing care in the community, whether you have been a client with The Family Partnership or newly seeking services.
If you or someone you know needs mental health care
If you are looking for a new mental health provider, the organizations below provide services in the area:
For children and teens (under 18):
- Washburn Center for Children: (612) 871-1454
- Avivo: (612) 752-8000
- CLUES: (612) 439-9671
- African American Child Wellness Institute: (763) 522-0100
- LynLake Centers for Wellbeing: (612) 979-2276
For adults:
- Southside Community Health Services: (612) 827-7181
- Avivo: (612) 752-8000
- CLUES: (612) 439-9671
- Edges Wellness Center: (612) 217-0584
- LynLake Centers for Wellbeing:: (612) 979-2276
Have questions? You can reach us at (612) 729-0340 or info@thefamilypartnership.org.
The Family Partnership’s other programs and services continue
- Four Directions Preschool: early childhood education, including our Ojibwe language partnership with Wicoie Nandagikendan
- Developmental therapies: supporting children’s growth and learning
- Family Home Visiting: helping parents build skills and connections during the early years
- Anti-sex trafficking services: supporting survivors and working to end exploitation in our community
- Monthly health fair: offering vaccinations, HIV and STI testing, coordinated housing entry assessments, and insurance navigation
- Family Resource Center: a new community space where families can connect with a range of services and resources, including support from TFP and community partners
Our work has always been rooted in healing, and it always will be.
A note from our leadership
“I am deeply grateful to our behavioral health team for the care and dedication they have brought to this community. This transition reflects our commitment to doing right by our clients and staff—and to building a TFP that can serve families for generations to come.” — Emily Larson, President and CEO