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In 2025, 202 kids and teens successfully completed Aris Clinic’s Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). We’re proud to support their journey toward mental health stabilization and brighter futures.
As a new school year begins, changes in routine, academic pressures, social challenges, and other stressors can make existing mental health concerns more difficult to manage. Early intervention can help prevent challenges from escalating and give children and teens the support they need to succeed at home, at school, and in their daily lives.
Aris Clinic currently has openings in our Intensive Outpatient Program. If your child is struggling with emotional or behavioral challenges that are interfering with everyday life, now may be a good time to explore whether IOP could provide the additional level of support they need.
Aris Clinic is a mental health clinic in Woodbury, MN, offering compassionate therapy, psychiatry, and behavioral health services for children, teens, and adults. Our team supports individuals experiencing challenges that impact daily life at home, school, work, or in the community.
We provide outpatient mental health services near you, including psychotherapy and medication management, with personalized care plans designed to meet each patient’s needs.
Our clinicians also specialize in an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for children and teens ages 8–18. This structured day treatment program provides consistent support, skill-building, and therapy to help young people achieve greater stability, confidence, and success in everyday life.
We recognize the unique, holistic needs of every person. Our customized, whole-body approach to wellness also promotes adequate nutrition, sleep, exercise, and especially time in the outdoors. All patients have access to our beautiful, natural setting and great walking trails.
Curious what care at Aris Clinic looks like? Watch our video to see how children and teens in our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) build resilience, manage emotions, and regain confidence. Hear directly from kids, families, and staff about the support and transformation that happens every day.

The start of a new school year can bring changes in mood, behavior, friendships, and school performance into sharper focus. But how do you know when your child or teen is experiencing a normal adjustment, and when it may be time to seek additional support?
Learn the warning signs to watch for in children ages 8–12 and teens ages 13–18, when changes may warrant professional support, and how early intervention can help. Knowing what to look for can help you determine when it may be time to reach out for guidance.
