The Ridge serves the Fargo community with comprehensive mental health services. The facility is committed to providing accessible, quality care to individuals and families in North Dakota.
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The Ridge Treatment and Reentry Center, located at 121 N University Dr in Fargo, North Dakota, is a comprehensive mental health and addiction treatment facility dedicated to meeting the complex and varied needs of its clients. With a strong commitment to a judgment-free, compassionate approach, The Ridge provides a full continuum of care that includes both outpatient services and residential programs, ensuring individuals receive the level of support best suited to their recovery journey.
At The Ridge, treatment is rooted in a holistic philosophy that focuses on healing the whole person—body, mind, and spirit. Recognizing that addiction and mental health challenges often stem from deeper, interconnected issues, the team offers integrated, personalized care plans that promote long-term wellness. Their staff includes licensed therapists, substance use counselors, psychiatric professionals, and peer recovery specialists who work collaboratively to deliver evidence-based therapies in a supportive and understanding environment.
Services at The Ridge include same-day access through their Walk-In Clinic for mental health and substance use evaluations, psychiatric and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) appointments, and specialized therapies such as Spravato (esketamine) treatment for individuals struggling with treatment-resistant depression. They also offer structured outpatient substance abuse treatment programs, residential recovery services, DUI seminars, domestic violence intervention classes, and substance use evaluations.
In addition to direct treatment services, The Ridge participates in several community and state initiatives such as Free Through Recovery and 1915(i) Services, which offer extended care coordination, peer support, and behavioral health support for individuals involved with the justice system or those qualifying for Medicaid-funded services.