AMFM Mental Health Treatment

AMFM believes in going beyond traditional mental health care, offering a more personal, deeply compassionate healing experience. Their care delivers results: 87% of AMFM clients say they'd recommend the program, according to the company's 2025 outcomes data. That standard shapes the residential program in Minnesota's St. Croix Valley, where women receive gender-specific care for depression, anxiety, trauma, and other primary or co-occurring conditions.

Develop Skills for Long-Term Stability

Women learn to manage mental health conditions, process trauma, and rebuild daily structure through twice-weekly individual therapy alongside group sessions that include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), and behavioral activation strategies. A psychiatric team oversees ongoing medication management, and crisis intervention and stabilization services are available on site whenever clients need extra support.

Settle into a Supportive Stillwater Home

Women settle into a residential home in Minnesota's St. Croix Valley, a peaceful place to feel comfortable and supported while working toward recovery. The backyard offers space to unwind between sessions, and an on-site chef prepares daily meals. WiFi and personal computer access help clients stay connected to work, school, and relationships outside of treatment, with clinical staff on site 24/7 throughout the stay.

Plan Ahead for Life after Residential Care

Discharge planning starts early in a client's stay, and clinicians can help arrange a step down to outpatient care so the transition home happens gradually rather than all at once. Aftercare options may include ongoing support groups, continued therapy check-ins, medication management, and family follow-up counseling for those who want continued support after care ends.