Canvas Health

01/27/2026

Canvas Health is honored to soon provide mobile crisis services at the new Scott County Integrated Health Center!

Scott County residents and members of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community can call (952) 818-3702 to reach the mobile crisis team 24/7. The team can provide help during a mental health crisis via phone, telehealth, or in person in the community.

01/25/2026

We are deeply saddened by the pain that has descended on our community. We will continue to work to be a welcoming source of hope and healing for those who are hurting. Please be gentle with yourselves and your neighbors.

-For immediate mental health support, find numbers to your local mobile crisis team at www.Crisis.org or text or dial 988.

-To make an appointment with one of our therapists, visit www.CanvasHealth.org/appointment or call us at (651) 777-5222.

01/23/2026

Substance use disorders affect individuals and families across every community. Often, the earliest signs of addiction can be subtle, gradually showing up in behavior, mood, relationships, or physical health. Knowing what to look for can make a life‑changing difference. Getting help early greatly improves outcomes.

At Canvas Health, we believe in meeting people where they are, offering hope, dignity, and accessible pathways to recovery for individuals and families throughout Minnesota.

Read more here: https://www.canvashealth.org/recognizing-the-signs-of-addiction/

01/22/2026

Two of our mobile crisis counselors, Julie and Shane, attended the Chanhassen High School resource fair representing the Carver County Crisis Team.

We're here to help residents of Carver County! Call (952) 442-7601 if you or someone you care about is experiencing a crisis involving the following: suicidal thoughts, panic, hopelessness, mood swings, defiance, angry outbursts, anxiety, hallucinations, depression, delusions, increased substance use, isolation, or self-injury.

For a list of other mobile county crisis lines, visit www.Crisis.org.

01/22/2026

01/21/2026

Witnessing on-screen violence and traumatic events, particularly against innocent people and children, can generate a wide range of emotions: shock, outrage, fear, distress, powerlessness, sadness, and anger. Children, of course, are no exception. Though they may express their feelings differently, they may be experiencing big emotions due to exposure to violence online.

Date October 2023 Ages & Stages (3-5 yrs) Preschoolers (6-10 yrs) Elementary School (11-13 yrs) Middle School (14-18 yrs) High Schoolers Topics Violent Content Mental Health Parenting Share Options Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin It has become increasingly common for images of v...

01/19/2026

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we’re reflecting on our role of serving the Minnesota community. We believe all our neighbors deserve hope, healing, and recovery. Today and every day, let’s care for ourselves and those around us, and choose service that strengthens, encourages, and inspires.

01/15/2026

With all of the hard things happening right now, we felt our shoulders relax as we saw the setting sun behind a busy Saint Paul street. We could hear the sounds of traffic and people, but were able to take a moment to simply notice the sun and be curious about our experience of stillness amidst chaos.

Friends, this is a really hard time in our community. We need breaks. We need grace. We need one another. This week, keep your eyes and heart open to glimmers – be it sunrises, sunsets, birds chirping, kids laughing, or even just beautiful patterns you see in nature. They are there, and can give us hope in an otherwise seemingly hopeless time - we just have to pause long enough to notice them and embody them.

🖼️: A setting sun along East 7th Street a few days ago.

📸: Asha Shoffner.

01/13/2026

C**n Rapids area! We're honored to serve your community with no wait list for mental health and substance use disorder services. We're located at 10077 Dogwood Street Northwest, Suite 110
C**n Rapids, MN 55448.

Contact us today to make an appointment: (651) 777-5222 or www.CanvasHealth.org/Appointment

Canvas Health, founded in 1969 is dedicated to offering hope, healing and recovery to peoples lives.

01/08/2026

As you feel it all, we'll listen and help you carry your burdens. In-person or via telehealth: we're here how and when you need us. (651) 777-5222.
www.CanvasHealth.org/Appointment

01/06/2026

Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE) is an innovative, parent-based treatment program designed for children and adolescents struggling with anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and related difficulties.

Unlike traditional approaches that focus on changing the child’s behavior, SPACE equips parents with practical tools and strategies to support their child’s recovery without requiring the child to participate in therapy sessions.

If your family could benefit from this type of therapy, learn more and request more info here:

Canvas Health offers the SPACE program to help parents support children and teens with anxiety or OCD by reducing accommodations and building resilience.