Finding Online Mental Health Care for Chronic Relapse in Minnesota

People looking for care after repeated substance-use relapse may need more than a general mental-health provider.

A useful search should focus on professionals who explicitly describe experience with addiction, relapse, substance use, or co-occurring psychiatric concerns.

What Does “Chronic Relapse” Mean on a Provider Directory?

The phrase may appear as a specialty indicating that a professional works with people who have experienced repeated returns to substance use or recurring difficulties maintaining recovery.

It does not tell you everything about the provider’s service model.

For example, it does not automatically mean the provider offers:

• detoxification;
• residential treatment;
• intensive outpatient care;
• addiction psychotherapy;
• every medication used in addiction treatment.

Those services should be verified separately.

Minnesota Provider Coverage

MindCareHub currently lists Dr. Kaleigh Hecht and Mabel Rodriguez as providers with Minnesota practice locations.

Dr. Kaleigh Hecht’s profile specifically lists:

• Chronic Relapse;
• Addiction;
• Dual Diagnosis;
• Drug Abuse;
• Substance Use.

Her profile also describes experience in psychiatric nursing and addiction medicine.

View Dr. Kaleigh Hecht’s profile

Why Co-Occurring Mental Health Concerns Matter

Someone struggling with repeated relapse may also experience psychiatric symptoms or an existing mental-health condition.

A provider with dual-diagnosis experience may evaluate both areas rather than assuming that every symptom has one cause.

However, the appropriate level of care depends on the individual.

Routine online outpatient psychiatric care is not the right setting for every substance-use situation.

Questions to Ask Before Booking

Do you treat chronic relapse in an outpatient setting?

Clarify what the clinician personally provides.

How do you evaluate co-occurring mental-health concerns?

Ask how psychiatric symptoms and substance use are considered together.

When would you recommend a higher level of care?

This is especially important when comparing telehealth with in-person or intensive services.

Do you coordinate care?

Some patients may need more than one professional.

Ask whether the provider collaborates with therapists, primary-care clinicians, addiction programs, or other services when appropriate.

What happens during the first appointment?

Understanding the intake process helps you prepare.

Search Minnesota Mental Health Providers

Browse the Minnesota mental health provider directory.

You can also search MindCareHub providers.

For payment questions, see MindCareHub insurance information.

Pro Tip: When searching for “relapse treatment,” distinguish between outpatient psychiatric care and higher-level addiction services. They are not interchangeable.

Written by: MindCareHub Editorial Team
Last reviewed: August 22, 2026