(952) 945-4000 DONATE NOW MENU Search CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Deaf & Hard of Hearing Mental Health Culturally affirmative mental health services REQUEST SERVICES CALL TO GET CONNECTED About Deaf and Hard of Hearing Mental Health services provide culturally and linguistically affirming counseling and therapy for children and youth who experience hearing loss, and for their families. Services are also provided to children of deaf adults (CODA). Services may also be provided via telehealth. Eligibility Ages served Infancy to 22 Genders served All genders Payments accepted Insurance accepted, including Medical Assistance; Some clients are eligible for grants to cover the cost of care Referral needed? No Contact and Hours Address 9220 Bass Lake Road Suite 255 New Hope, MN 55428 VP: 612-326-4255 General phone 763-225-4052 Office hours Front Desk: Monday – Thursday 8:30am – 5:30pm and Friday 8:30am – 1:30pm Appointments: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 6:00pm with flexibility in scheduling to meet the needs of clients Manage Stress Childhood can be stressful and tough for kids and parents. Our team of compassionate therapists have experience working with children and families who are deaf or hard of hearing and can help young people develop healthy coping skills to manage stress and find ways to move through difficulties to a more positive future. Improve Relationships Relationships are a two-way street. Our team can help children and youth strengthen healthy relationships with their peers, families, and communities. Re-engage Mental health concerns can feel debilitating. Our experienced team can help young people experiencing hearing loss re-engage in activities such as school, work, volunteering, and socializing. Build a hopeful path forward Everyone needs help sometimes and seeking help is a sign of resilience and strength. Children and teens struggling with mental health issues can find the culturally and linguistically sensitive care they need to move forward. Deaf and Hard of Hearing Mental Health services can support young people with a wide range of concerns, such as depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, acting-out behaviors, school adjustments problems, bullying, isolation, difficulty dealing with loss or change, traumatic events, suicidal ideation, and self-harm behaviors. We all struggle sometimes and finding the right mix of supports and skills can be a life changer. Our team is made up of dedicated, highly trained professionals who are fluent in American Sign Language (ASL), familiar with deaf culture, and committed to helping families through challenging times. Our therapists have a deep understanding of the physical and mental health needs of Deaf, Deafblind, and Hard of Hearing children and how these needs influence school and family life. Deaf and Hard of Hearing Mental Health offers intensive therapy, skill building, and rehabilitative services to help improve school performance, increase school attendance, and foster healthy relationships. Counseling focuses on building a young person’s strengths and gaining skills to be successful in school, at home, and in the community. Every child and family are unique, which is why we never use a one-size-fits-all approach. A compassionate therapist works with each family to establish a care plan that is adapted to fit the needs of the child and family, teaming with them to build a hopeful path forward. Support may include: Diagnostic assessment Individual therapy Family therapy Group therapy Individual skill building Family skill building Group skill building Consultation to schools and teachers Psychiatric assessment and medication management Psychological assessment REQUEST SERVICES CALL TO GET CONNECTED 7625 Metro Boulevard Minneapolis, MN 55439 (952) 945-4000 Footer menu Social Media National VOA Office Accessibility Social links Facebook Twitter GET OUR NEWSLETTER