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Therapy Services

Siouxland Mental Health Center offers a variety of therapy services including individual, group, couple, and family therapy.  All therapists are licensed by the state of Iowa to provide therapy services and all therapists hold a Master's Degree in Social Work (MSW) or a similar degree.

If you are interested in receiving therapy services at Siouxland Mental Health Center, please contact Danielle Gates or Wade Kuehl at 252-3871.

Group List

Siouxland Mental Health Center has a number of groups available at any given time.  Current groups are as follows:

Voices and Visions Group is for individuals who may experience audio or visual hallucinations.  The group members share strategies for coping with troublesome hallucinations.  For more information on this group, please contact Kriemhild Oudheusden at 252-3871.

Dual Diagnosis Group is for individuals who struggle with both a mental illness and a drug or alcohol addiction.  If you are interested in more information on this group, please contact  Dorothy Westin at 252-3871.

A Time to Heal is a group for individuals who have been abused, neglected, assaulted, or otherwise traumatized.  This is a limited group.  Please contact Joann Martin or Terry Hey at 252-3871 for more information.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy Group (DBT) is for individuals who struggle with intense emotional regulation difficulties.  Many, but not all members have been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder.  The group is open to new members every eight weeks.  For more information on this group, please contact Wade Kuehl at 252-3871.

Depression Group offers support within a therapeutic context for individuals suffering from Depression symptoms.  For more information please contact Diane Sorensen or Ivy Clausen at 252-3871.

Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR) Group is for individuals who are in the IPR program at Siouxland Mental Health Center.  IPR is a highly structured program designed to help persons with serious and persistent mental illness attain success in one of the following environments: learning, working, socializing, or living.  For more information on IPR, please contact Mary Pearson or Ellen Krull at 252-3871.