Propel: Resources for Youth Struggling with Substance Use and Their Families

The University of MN and Natalis Counseling & Psychology Solutions are partnering to provide two new drug and alcohol abuse prevention and intervention programs. The goal of the programs is to help adolescents and parents live a healthy and drug-free life. These brief, evidenced-based interventions (described below) provide a unique opportunity for teens and their families to develop skills related to problem solving, goal planning, and relationship building.

For more information about the programs and to get involved, please contact Tiffany at 651-233-1514 or tyang@natalispsychology.com.

Teen Intervene

Designed specifically for youth (ages 12-17) who maybe experimenting with early alcohol or other drug use, Natalis's Teen Intervene Program provides education, support, and guidance for teens and their parents. Through six sessions, youth work one-on-one with a Natalis clinician to identify and change their choices and behaviors. Parents work with their teen for long term success and a healthy future!

Everyday Parenting

This six-session program is divided into three skill areas focusing on the concept of mindful parenting: supporting your teens positive behavior, setting healthy limits, and building family relationships by helping parents change interactions with their teen. Parents and adolescents work together to create positive change, while Natalis clinicians provide support, guidance, and tools for helping their child stay drug-free.

Minnesota ACEs Action: A Trauma-Informed Network (MN)

Propel: Resources for Youth Struggling with Substance Use and Their Families

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