At RECLAIM, we work to provide financially and culturally accessible care to queer and trans youth and their families, as well as continue to train practitioners and partner in community to create systems of change at the intersection of gender and racial justice. Learn more and get involved.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, our therapists are working remotely and our office is closed. If you are a client seeking to contact your provider, their contact information is available on our staff page.
RECLAIM is not currently taking new clients, although we can assist you in finding a referral to resources or another provider. Call us at 612-235-6743.
For queer and trans specific crisis phone support:
Trans Lifeline - 877-565-8860
The Trevor Project - 866-488-7386
Ramsey County Crisis:
Children's Mental Health Crisis line (if under 18) - 651-266-7878
Adult Mental Health Crisis line (if over 18) - 651-266-7900
Hennepin County Crisis:
Children's Mental Health Crisis Line (if under 18) - 612-348-2233
COPE (Adult Mental Health Crisis line, for over 18) - 612-596-1223
Additionally from anywhere in the state you can text the Minnesota Crisis Text Line - send “MN” to 741741.
RECLAIM offers individual, group and family therapy, practitioner development, and trainings in community.
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Because we believe community is an essential part of healing, volunteers are a crucial part of our work. Come volunteer to build community, help further our mission, and to learn more about the work we do!
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Fundraisers and events help us raise awareness, build community, and generate crucial resources to serve our youth. Join us at our next event and see how you can get involved.
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In 2019, we stood by our youth, tirelessly advocating for their mental health, while also positioning ourselves as a secure space of refuge and support.
We accomplished these goals standing on the foundation of thousands of donors, volunteers, and community stakeholders. Read about what you made possible!
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At RECLAIM, we increase access to mental health support so that queer and trans youth may be free from oppression in all of its forms. We provide financially and culturally accessible care to queer and trans youth and their families, develop practitioners, and partner in community through training and education at the intersection of gender and racial justice.
