K Behavioral Health

Skills training is defined as training an individual, family, or group of people to improve the basic functional abilities of the child(ren) in areas such as social/ relationship functioning, daily living skills, and community living skills.

K Behavioral health offer individual, family, and group therapy programs to teens that help them develop daily living skills, communication skills, safety skills, and coping skills at home, school, and in the community.

Changing your mindset can be as simple as determining what you want to do and finding a way to make it happen.

The goal of our behavioral health program is to extend the current mental healthcare system and provide therapeutic services, training, and support to families to improve their lives.

Your child may have trouble focusing and paying attention sometimes. Here are some tips to help your child stay on task and not get distracted.

We offer behavioral consulting and staff training to enhance the utilization of communication systems for nonverbal children. Our staff can also problem-solve school/childcare behaviors that affect placement in your program, and other services to meet your place of employment’s mental health areas of need.

We currently have no waitlist. Please call our office today to schedule an appointment with your behavioral health specialist. We can help you learn new skills, change the way you think about yourself and others, or find ways to cope with a difficult situation in your life.

Our goal as a company is to build a confidential digital network that will identify, address and share each functional barrier identified in the patients with their families, psychiatrists, physicians, and other mental health service providers. This will be done through the use of existing resources, along with our platform dedicated to addressing this lack of information exchange. We believe this will help set up assistance points for each consumer to effectively transition into different phases of treatment.

We provide a comprehensive range of therapeutic services for children, adolescents, and their families that are paired with community outreach and psychoeducational to instill hope, promote wellness and see change.

Say Hi to Kaylene ✨

Kaylene Zickmund is a graduate student in the Counseling and Psychological Services program at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota and is working toward obtaining her LPCC licensure. Kaylene has a long history of working with children and is excited to be working as a clinical trainee intern with K Behavioral Health. Kaylene received her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology Pre-Therapy from the University of Northwestern St. Paul in 2016 and has been working with children and families in a variety of settings such as public education, rehabilitation, and private home care since then. Her approach to treatment is client-centered, and she strives to use an attachment and strength-based perspective when treatment planning.

We are committed to our patients, their families, and friends. Our mission is to meet the needs of people and to improve the quality of their lives.

A difficult emotional experience can be very stressful for kids. It can cause changes in mood and behavior, as well as their ability to cope with the world around them. Learning to manage these difficult emotional experiences is an important skill.