Rogers in the news

September 2023

• National Suicide Prevention Month takes on greater significance as Wisconsin sees record suicide numbers
• Bringing Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Education into Wisconsin Schools

July 2023

• Trauma psychologist explains what two boys could face in recovery from years of neglect

June 2023

• Explaining eating disorders

May 2023

• Local psychologist sheds light on depression and anxiety
• Expert discusses youth mental health crisis as part of Mental Health Awareness Month
• Mental health expert advises how to be a 'safe person' for those struggling
• More sleep = Better mental health, managing stress levels, and the children's mental health crisis
• Lion's Mouth Bookstore in downtown Green Bay to host series on mental health. Here's what you need to know 
• 'Epidemic' of loneliness, isolation hits Wisconsin alongside rest of America
• Mental Health Awareness Month 
• Expert shares support strategies for Mental Health Awareness Month
• Heather Steiner promoted to vice president, operations, Eastern Service Area

April 2023

• Appleton schools continue to deal with substance issues, mental health a reason to blame 
• Rogers Behavioral Health pays $2M for second West Allis site
• Wisconsin lawmakers expect mental health to have bipartisan support in biennial budget
• Teen with life-threatening depression finally found hope. Then insurance cut her off
• Childhood weight issues get new detailed guidance (pg. 5)

March 2023

• Teens & Opioids
• Chris Jagoditz joins Rogers Behavioral Health as chief financial officer 
• Monica Robertson promoted to vice president, operations, for Rogers Behavioral Health's Northern Service Area   
• Rogers Behavioral Health's New CEO Eyes National Expansion, More Digital and Outpatient Services
• Cynthia Meyer joins Rogers Behavioral Health as chief operating officer 
• Rogers expert speaks on youth mental health crisis
• Health Informatics: Using Data to Improve Patient Care

February 2023

• Key to a healthy heart lies beyond exercise; Why managing stress, anxiety is paramount
• National Eating Disorder Awareness Week: Treatment options and why it's important to talk about the issue
• Eating Disorders Awareness Week resources
• Where to find help if struggling with an eating disorder
• Tempo Milwaukee honors Herzing University, Rotary's Mary McCormick
• Un-Dependent
• Teen girls and LGBTQ+ youth plagued by violence and trauma, survey says
• Rogers Research Center involved in new study to analyze the genetics behind OCD
• Mental health becomes routine: Buffalo Grove man uses standup comedy to share struggles, promote treatment 
• Teresa Garate joins Rogers Behavioral Health as executive vice president, strategic development and growth 
• State must focus on mental health 
• Seth Ingram promoted to vice president of operations for Rogers Behavioral Health's Western Service Area
• Dr. Sean LeNoue promoted to medical director, Outpatient Services, at Rogers Behavioral Health

January 2023

• Capri Communities testing four-day work week, giving caregivers 52 paid days off each year 
• More funding, support and innovation coming for behavioral health in Colorado
• Cindy Meyer joins Rogers as chief operating officer
• Rogers Research Center investigating the genetics behind OCD
• Waukesha schools' gender guidelines decision sparks larger debate
• Waukesha woman shares journey with sobriety 
• Best of Milwaukee 2022: Medical - Rogers named top Alcohol & Drug Rehab Center
• Teresa Garate, PhD, joins Rogers as executive vice president, strategic partnerships and growth

December 2022

• Expert discusses how to manage mental health during the holidays
• Holiday Mental Health 
• Dr. Piacsek named a BizTimes Media Health Care Hero 
• Anne Ballentine, Rogers Behavioral Health - CMO of the Year 
• Waukesha leaders, psychiatrist weigh in on apprehension to attending annual Christmas Parade after attack
• Waukesha 'Night of Lights,' parade hope to offer community healing

November 2022

• Wave of behavioral health clinics open in Denver area
• Wisconsin behavioral health system uses EHR to advance gender-affirming care 
• Three ways organizations can advance gender-affirming healthcare 
• Behavioral health organization pursues EHR optimization for gender-affirming care 
• Wisconsin Hospital Association 2022 Community Benefits Report
• Thanksgiving can be especially hard for people struggling with eating disorders. Having a plan can help. 
• Trauma treatment for veterans 
• Attachments add versatility to equipment fleets and staff
• Rogers Behavioral Health opens first Colorado location in Arapahoe County
• Monitoring Mental Health

October 2022

• Psychologist reflects on trauma triggered by Darrell Brooks' trial 
• Elevating the Focus on Employees and Sharing Accountability for a Healthy Culture 
• Meet Milwaukee Business Journal's 2022 CMO, CFO of the Year winners
• Rogers Behavioral Health expands to Denver area
• Rogers expands to Colorado
• Free fentanyl test strips now available statewide
• First Fallooza fairs well 
• Darrell Brooks trial 'might be triggering,' psychologists say

September 2022

• Responding to the Alarm: Mental health concerns spiking due to societal changes, but kids and providers stepping up to the challenge 
• Mental Health Stigma and Support with Hanna Maechtle 
• Rogers expands to 10 states, eyes bringing residential care outside of Wisconsin
• Milwaukee Film helps companies like Kohl's and the Brewers understand diversity by building empathy through movies
• Many paths lead to health and wellness 
• Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: Resources to help those who are struggling
• Does Wisconsin Have a Drinking Problem?
• Managing Your Stress in Turbulent Times

August 2022

• Rogers Behavioral Health celebrates 115 years this summer
• Colleen Kelly promoted to chief compliance officer at Rogers Behavioral Health

July 2022

• Digging deeper into D&I
• Rogers opens Brown Deer residential care 
• Rogers featured on Hired! The GKB Recruitment Show
• 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline launches Saturday 
• Becker's Hospital Review podcast: Joanne Horvath, chief financial officer 
• Mental Health America Appoints New Board Members
• New Suicide Prevention Lifeline number 988 launches July 16 
• Derrick Ellis promoted to vice president of Operations, West Allis Inpatient Services
• Amanda Boeke joins Rogers as vice president of Residential Services
• Eric Foushee joins Rogers as vice president of Operations, Oconomowoc Inpatient Services
• Rogers Behavioral Health opens new residential care facility in Brown Deer
• How to cope after another mass shooting
• Rogers Behavioral Health opens new residential care facility in Brown Deer
• Fourth of July fireworks can be triggering for those with PTSD. Here's how to help 

June 2022

• Rogers Behavioral Health Brown Deer, mental health services expanded
• Steve Hertig promoted to vice president of Regulatory Affairs at Rogers Behavioral Health
• Barbara Brockmeier promoted to chief operating officer at Rogers Behavioral Health
• MMAC hosts first Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Summit, Region of Choice discussions
• Signa Meyers promoted to vice president of Operations for Rogers Behavioral Health's Northern Service Area
• Giving Voice to Depression: Cognitive Behavior Therapy
• The Digital Drug, Part 3: Solutions to find balance in a digital world

May 2022

• Sober curious? How to hit pause on drinking alcohol
• The Digital Drug, Part 1: A deep dive into social media addiction
• Rogers Behavioral Health therapist discusses sleep awareness and mental health
• How to talk to your kids about the Texas school shooting: Experts weigh in
• How to talk to your child about school shootings
• Raising mental health awareness
• Mental health tips for breaking the cycle of stress
• Mental Health Awareness Month: Importance of sleep
• Experts say pandemic disruptions causing a child mental health crisis
• Following violent weekend, experts urge people who've experienced trauma to seek help
• Expert shares tips on discussing mental health and current events with your children
• Mental Health Awareness Month: Supporting your loved ones who are suffering
• Mental health awareness

April 2022

• As cold, cloudy days linger, winter blues can linger
• Panel weighs in on enforcing mental health parity, recruiting diverse providers
• WISE symposium emcee appears on The Earl Ingram Show
• Therapist brings benefits of horse therapy to Wisconsin mental health hospitals
• Schabusiness competent in killing & dismemberment, but another psych exam ordered
• Karen Fitzhugh promoted to vice president of operations for Rogers Behavioral Health's Eastern and Western Service Areas
• Brock Maxwell promoted to vice president of operations for Rogers Behavioral Health's Central Service Area
• How animal instincts can teach us to be better humans
• Lessons Learned: What Covid-19 exposed, what it changed and what it will do to the way health care is delivered
• Study shows troubling trends for teens throughout pandemic

March 2022

• As coronavirus pandemic recedes, experts say mental health crisis just beginning
• Psychologist with Rogers Behavioral Health discusses mental health resources in Wisconsin
• Candid conversation with local 2022 Beijing Olympian, breaking stigma and finding support for young men with eating disorders
• People to Know in Health Care: Derrick Jordan
• Milwaukee County health officials to distribute 1,600 fentanyl testing strips to prevent opioid deaths
• John Boyd joins Rogers Behavioral Health as CEO, Hospital Division
• Signs to watch out for to help children deal with mental health struggles
• Psychiatrist describes effects of using meth after grisly Green Bay murder

February 2022

• Eating disorders: What they are and how to treat them
• Eating Disorders Awareness Week: Local doctor sees 100 percent increase in eating disorder screenings over last 5 years
• National Eating Disorder Awareness Week
• Suicide rate on track to be higher than past two years, Milwaukee Co. medical examiner says
• Cheap, addictive, easy to make: Meth possession cases surge in Outagamie County, more than doubling in last two years
• Suicide prevention is 'community effort,' experts say

January 2022

• Waukesha Christmas parade suspect facing dozens of new charges in amended complaint
• Mental health care waits get longer as omicron variant puts a strain on staffing
• 5 People on Tapering Off Antidepressants
• Beating the post-holiday slump: psychiatrist provides tips

December 2021

• How to explore mindfulness in the new year
• Milwaukeeans air their grievances for Festivus
• Hillsboro's Bisarek shares journey to overcoming severe anxiety
• A Healthy Dose of Advice
• Psychologist shares advice for prioritizing your mental health around the holidays
• BizTimes Media presents 2021 Notable Heroes in Health Care
• Sheboygan County health care providers recognized by WHA for exemplary service to community
• Rogers featured in Wisconsin Hospital Association's 2021 Community Benefits report
• Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce: Rogers Behavioral Health joins as newest gold member
• Managing mental health during the holidays
• Private Practice

November 2021

• Mental health professionals share how to help children cope as Waukesha students return to class after parade tragedy
• Local counselor opens door to victims, witnessess of Waukesha Christmas Parade attack
• Psychologist talks taking care of mental health
• How to help children process and talk through the Waukesha Christmas parade tragedy
• Rogers trauma recovery director offers guidance after Christmas parade tragedy
• Waukesha Christmas parade: How to start conversation of healing
• A care crisis
• Ways to take care of your mental health
• The stress of a family holiday may worse with vaccination questions
• The facts about dysthymia
• Telehealth for Intensive Mental Health Care? It Works.
• 'Rethink What's Possible:' Erasing the Stigma
• Former Oshkosh police sergeant hopes award can better spotlight mental health struggles in law enforcement
• COVID vaccination in divorce court; therapists say kids caught in middle
• Joanne Horvath joins Rogers Behavioral Health as chief financial officer
• Rogers Behavioral Health hires Dylan Ross as vice president, clinical innovations
• Piacsek leading Rogers Behavioral Health's scaled-up research activities
• Attorney General Josh Kaul details legislation to create safer communities in Wisconsin

October 2021

• 'We want them to just have safe spaces': NFL player Solomon Thomas will speak to Milwaukee youths about mental health and suicide
• Months-long waitlists at Madison mental health clinics as providers struggle to meet demand
• 'Kids in Crisis' mental health documentary, featuring UWO student, to be shown Oct. 12
• The complex relationship between social media and mental health

September 2021

• Begin Within - What Is Disordered Eating?
• Parenting in a pandemic: Back to school, but not back to normal
• Long-term effects of antidepressants
• Study shows Americans anxiety levels over COVID-19 highest since last winter
• "The New Normal? 5 mental health lessons from the pandemic"
• 'As long as you're breathing there's hope:' The Office of Violence Prevention educates the community on suicide and mental illness
• Milwaukee Office of Violence Prevention Summer of Healing event connects community to mental health resources
• Dr. Sheldon Garrison joins Rogers Behavioral Health as a research scientist
• Daniele Kety promoted to vice president of operations for Rogers Behavioral Health in Oconomowoc
• Ask the Expert: Dr. Lynsey Miron of Rogers Behavioral Health
• Rogers Behavioral Health gives $1 million for Milwaukee mental health emergency center
• Psychologist talks mental health in students returning to school

August 2021

• Back to school anxiety? Experts share how to put your child at ease
• Christopher Takala, DO, promoted to campus medical director of Rogers in Brown Deer
• Afghanistan chaos: Veterans mental health, national security concerns
• The Return of House Calls: Telehealth takes on increased importance as the pandemic proves its effectiveness
• Rogers Behavioral Health cuts ribbon on Ladish Co. Foundation
• Veterans facing mental health struggles as they face fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban
• Neighbors surprised the Milwaukee man shot by police had a gun; known to be a good guy
• Help kids feel prepared for new school year
• Psychologist shares back-to-school tips for families during the pandemic
• Living With O.C.D. in a Pandemic
• Eating disorders surge in boys and young men: What parents need to know
• Rogers Behavioral Health opening new Ladish Center on Oconomowoc campus
• A new mental health resource center on Rogers Behavioral Health's Oconomowoc campus will open later this month
• Rogers Behavioral Health celebrates grand opening
• Mental health issues related to the pandemic begin to return with COVID-19 backslide

July 2021

• Some health providers see surge in eating disorders
• Dr. Wetterneck shares perspectives for trauma podcast
• New Mental Health Facility Opens on Sheboygan's West Side
• Notable Women in Education
• Herzing University awarded $2 million federal grant to train more mental health professionals
• County Board supervisor pushing for Rogers Behavioral Health in-patient facility in Kenosha
• Now Hiring: Rogers Behavioral Health seeks nurses
• Rogers Behavioral Health is now hiring nurses
• Rogers opens new clinic in Sheboygan

June 2021

• Meth makes a deadly return to Milwaukee area
• Rogers Behavioral Health opens new outpatient clinic in Sheboygan to treat people's mental health issues
• After months of working from home, a return to the office sparks anxiety for some
• Anxiety rises in COVID-19 survivors; Doctors see increase in mental health issues
• Rogers Behavioral Health to open a residential treatment center in Brown Deer
• Mental health issues in the workplace heightened by pandemic, what experts say to do
• Rogers Behavioral Health doctor provides tips on how to understand kids' struggles

May 2021

• How a month in Tampa changed the life, possibly shaped the future, of North Harford graduate Jacob Gay
• Mental Health Month: 1 in 3 COVID survivors develop mental health condition
• What It's Like Living With A Mental Illness
• Share The Weight
• Post COVID-19 anxiety: Tips on returning to normal
• Psychologist speaks on post-COVID anxiety
• Psychiatrist on adjusting to a post-COVID society
• Mask confusion amid CDC changes
• Life after COVID: Anxiety real for some
• Managing pandemic stress in children
• COVID and mental health: Specialist shares how you can help others
• No masks: Are you ready?
• 'Helpful in many ways': The impact the CDC news about vaccinated people shedding masks could have on mental health
• COVID-19 has changed the way therapists treat patients with OCD
• CBS 58 Investigates: First responders battling invisible enemy
• Mental Health and SOFA
• Hand Tools Lift Landscapes From Average to Extraordinary
• Breaking the stigma this Mental Health Awareness Month
• Seventh annual Jump for Archie will have a concert with an international performer and an American Idol contestant
• Oconomowoc warehouse shooting: No motive determined, officials say

April 2021

• Mental health center coming: Rogers Behavioral Health plans site in Brown Deer
• Rogers Behavioral Health proposes $7.2 million residential facility in Brown Deer
• Brown Deer mental health services center expanding
• Rogers Behavioral Health plans residential care center on Brown Deer hospital campus

March 2021

• Don't be ashamed of BMI when getting COVID-19 vaccine: Psychiatrist
• Expert urges you to find balance during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Here's why Wisconsinites feel shame about being eligible for the vaccine because of their BMI, and why experts say they shouldn't
• Q&A: Kids and COVID
• Rogers Behavioral Health opens Seattle-area location

February 2021

• Don't Put Your Health on Hold
• Demand for mental health help continues to grow as pandemic drags on

January 2021

• Pandemic Fuels Record Overdose Deaths

January 2020

• A new Rogers Behavioral Health clinic and supportive living space is coming to Sheboygan, thanks to an anonymous donor
• Rogers Behavioral Health receives anonymous donation for new Sheboygan clinic

February 2020

• MSOE expanding nursing laboratories
• MSOE, Rogers Behavioral Health Partner to Address Mental Health Care Shortage
• As enrollment expands, MSOE invests in new nursing labs, programs and industry partnership
• MSOE plans expansion of nursing school building, programs, partners with Rogers Behavioral Health
• Social media can either help or hurt eating disorders
• Opioid use disorder in adolescents: An overview

March 2020

• Rogers Behavioral Health hiring for hundreds of positions, adopts telehealth amid COVID-19
• Rogers offering new jobs, resources for employees during pandemic
• Local nursing schools donate supplies, personal protective equipment to area hospitals
• Organizations donate unused PPE to healthcare workers
• Providers get creative to address worsening behavioral workforce shortage amid COVID-19
• Local sewers asked to hand-sew face masks for hospitals to combat supply shortage
• Cases soar, response deepens and help develops as coronavirus carves ever deeper into daily life in Wisconsin
• Mental health professionals finding new ways to care for patients
• ‘We have to reconnect:’ Experts offer tips of fighting coronavirus fears
• Madison woman stresses mental health focus amid Coronavirus isolation
• Dealing with social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic

April 2020

• Resources for domestic violence victums
• Therapists offering virtual help during coronavirus pandemic
• Heroes Helping Heroes
• How to Stay Resilient During COVID-19
• Mental Health Care Providers Turn To Telemedicine During Pandemic
• 'No matter when they call, I pick up': Mental health workers see increased demand for treatment, support
• Psychiatrist Sanjaya Saxena explains how to stay mentally healthy during lockdown and unemployment stress
• State officials, mental health providers work to address stress caused by COVID-19
• For Those With O.C.D., a Threat That Is Both Heightened and Familiar;

May 2020

• Health Care Workers Need Help Too, Especially During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Rogers Behavioral Health Expands Virtual Visits For Those in Need

June 2020

• How to talk to your kids about race and social justice amid protests
• Focus Atlanta - Rogers Behavioral Health

July 2020

• Sheboygan-area residents in addiction recovery continue to receive care packages during coronavirus pandemic

September 2020

• Rogers Behavioral Health to open new research, resource center on Oconomowoc campus
• Online mental health treatment sees some positive results
• Covid-19’s Toll on Mental Health
• Adding to the Unknown
• Advocates stress suicide prevention resources, honesty: 'You are not alone'
• Mental Health Hero: Kim Nowak
• Rogers Behavioral Health expands into Sheboygan, adds transitional-living concept
• Recognizing Recovery Month this September more critical than ever at Rogers Behavioral Health

October 2020

• 49ers’ Solomon Thomas promotes ‘New School Tough’ to end mental health stigma
• Nickel: This new mental health campaign is what we need right now, in sports and in Wisconsin
• A new mental health resource and research center is coming to Rogers Behavioral Health in Oconomowoc
• Rogers Behavioral Health to open new, first of its kind mental health resource and research center
• Rogers Behavioral Health breaks ground on new Ladish Center for mental health resources and research
• Rogers breaks ground on Ladish Co. Foundation center

November 2020

• CBS 58 Investigates: Experts bracing for mental health crisis this winter
• 'Now we're isolated by design': Mental health experts discuss challenges, help during pandemic and holidaysDecember 2020

• Experts discuss mental health during the holidays amid the pandemic
• Williams-Berg named Chamber Citizen of the Year
• Is American Dietetics a White-Bread World? These Dietitians Think So

December 2019

• Dr. Shikha Verma talks with Wake Up Kenosha
• Coming Up For Air West Coast Premiere

November 2019

• What to Know Before Seeing a New Psychiatrist

October 2019

• Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder OCD – Rogers Behavioral Health
• Rogers Miami apoya la semana de concientización del TOC con evento comunitario en Miami (article in Spanish)
• Rogers Miami Supports OCD Awareness Week With Community Awareness Event Hosted By OCD Central & South Florida
• "Unstuck: An OCD Kids Movie" and Ask the Experts Panel Discussion

August 2019

• One of a kind PTSD program now offered in Wisconsin
• Rogers Behavioral Health in San Diego: New mental health treatment for children, teens and adults

July 2019

• Clear Thinking Episode 9 Dr. Michelle Maloney, PhD
• Mental illness doesn’t discriminate; learn how to help
• Northwestern Mutual donates $1.7 million to support Milwaukee neighborhoods
• Brainspotting therapy may help with trauma, but the evidence is thin

June 2019

• Rogers Behavioral Health at forefront of innovative treatments
• June is PTSD Awareness Month: Dr. Chad Wetterneck shares some treatment options
• WHO Classifies Video Gaming As An Addiction
• Mom accused of lying to doctors about 10-year-old girl's medical conditions
• Rogers Behavioral Health fills need for bilingual care at new Blue Lagoon facility

May 2019

• Rogers Behavioral Health expands two locations
• Rogers Behavioral Health expands in Summit, West Allis (The Freeman, Oconomowoc Enterpise)
• Rogers Behavioral Health nears completion on West Allis, Oconomowoc expansion projects
• Rogers Behavioral Health readies new residential spaces
• Rogers Behavioral Health raises funds for spiritual care
• Mental health care gap in Wisconsin
• Mayo, el mes de la concientización de la salud mental. Eliminemos el estigma.
• Rogers Behavioral Health satisface necesidad de asistencia bilingüe con nueva clínica en Miami
• Rogers Behavioral Health expands to include childrens’ services in Madison

April 2019

• Cultural Sensitivity: Key to Care and Recovery
• As suicides rise in Wisconsin and across the U.S., our 'wounded healers' are more important than ever

March 2019

• APA Wins Government Grant to Develop Quality Measures for Behavioral Health
• Dr. Sean Lenoue, Rogers Behavioral Health on teen addiction treatment program

February 2019

• Rogers revamps logo, brand for all sites
• Rogers Behavioral Health will serve more people at its Oconomowoc and West Allis locations
• Rogers Behavioral Health preps $20M in residential treatment space
• Rogers Behavioral Health adds capacity at Oconomowoc, West Allis hospitals

December 2018

• Better mental health care is possible — if we prioritize it

November 2018

• Rogers Behavioral Health growing in Chicago area, Florida
• Rogers Behavioral Health expands in electromagnetic treatment for depression
• When Antidepressants Aren’t Enough

October 2018

• What To Know About Confronting Body Image Issues And Eating Disorders

September 2018

• Northwestern Mutual Foundation Invests Nearly $3.4 Million to Foster Thriving Neighborhoods and Educational Success
• WCTC will host a movie screening and an expert panel discussion about obsessive-compulsive disorder
• Teens say they are vaping more than nicotine
• Fighting against the stigma of mental illness and advocating for parity
• Treating Depression

August 2018

• MENtal Health Monday - All About Eating Disorders With Dr Nicholas Farrell
• Rogers Behavioral Health will expand to southern California, seeks Wisconsin site

June 2018

• Is medical marijuana the key to slowing the pace of opioid overdose deaths in Wisconsin?

May 2018

• What’s the Answer to the Shortage of Mental Health Care Providers?
• 'You can overcome this:' Biathlete battling anorexia is inspiration to others
• Smartphones, social networks and teen anxiety: Creating online image can feed anxiety
• Why Do So Many Men Have Eating Disorders? (Warning, this article includes strong language that may not be suitable for all audiences.)
• Stingl: Suicidal sportswriter's life was saved by a man who survived Golden Gate Bridge jump
• Mequon event hosted by Katrina Cravy will address stress and anxiety-related issues teens face
• New drug nearly resistant to Narcan kills Milwaukee man

April 2018

• ‘I don’t see sales decreasing:’ The latest e-cig trend is popular among young people, but is it safe?
• Treatment Strategies for Refractory OCD: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis

March 2018

• Rogers Behavioral Health nears launch of app for depression, OCD
• Hospital adds two new programs for those suffering with PTSD, mood disorders
• Rogers Memorial Hospital expands treatment options in Madison
• Eating Disorders and Men

February 2018

• ‘She’s healthy:’ After eating disorder struggles, West Bend athlete looks forward to Michigan Tech
• Parkland shooting puts renewed focus on dealing with mental health

January 2018

• Eating Disorders Resource Catalogue—Nicholas Farrell: Exposure-Based Therapy
• Rogers Behavioral Health to add adult drug-addiction unit at West Allis hospital
• 2018 iaedp™ Symposium Session Shows Broad View of Eating Disorders Across Autism Spectrum
• Rogers Behavioral Health relocating corporate HQ office
• The Pain Pill Problem: How the opioid epidemic is impacting the workplace and what employers can do about it
• How Your Cell Phone Could Help Treat Depression

December 2017

• Detox can end in death at some ‘non-medical’ California rehabs

November 2017

• Happenings Magazine radio program (audio)
• Eating Disorder Hope Offers Inaugural Online Conference
• Insights with Dick Goldberg: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

October 2017

• The Unintended Consequences Of Social Media
• By understanding trauma, Wisconsin youth find path to healing
• Addiction's Doorstep: A Special Report on Wisconsin's Opioid Epidemic
• Planting the seeds of healing
• Symptoms vary for children with anxiety and depression
• Wisconsin teens are changing the mental health conversation from illness to wellness to lessen stigma
• Why Are More American Teenagers Than Ever Suffering From Severe Anxiety?

September 2017

• 12 Milwaukee-area suspects charged with federal drug offenses
• Slender Man stabbing suspects avoid prison time, headed to mental health facility

August 2017

• Rising need for mental health care spurs growth for Rogers Behavioral Health System
• Insights with Dick Goldberg: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
• How To Combat The Opioid Crisis In Wisconsin, Nation

July 2017

• Addiction Specialist: Legalizing Marijuana Isn't The Cure To Opioid Abuse

June 2017

• Health Briefs: Rogers Behavioral Health opens new outpatient center
• Rogers Behavioral Health expanding drug treatment for adolescents, adults

May 2017

• Milwaukee woman attempting to run 1,200-mile Ice Age Trail in just 19 days
• Proposed psychiatric hospital for Milwaukee area to get review

April 2017

• On the Move: Lake Country
• Top Workplaces: Many jobs mean much more than a paycheck
• Milwaukee health systems to propose mental health hospital
• Four year-old Milwaukee boy may have overdosed
• Access Denied - Insurers slowly removing barriers to addiction treatment
• Sheriffs urge Medicaid to stop covering problematic Suboxone film strips
• 2017 iaedp Symposium Is Success Like None Other with Program Tradition, Treatment Innovations, Cultural Directions and Art Competition
• 15 RCM hires in March

March 2017

• Heroin Is Creeping into Offices In Cities Ravaged By Prescription Pill Abuse
• On the move: March 2017
• OCD? Misconceptions abound of a debilitating disorder
• New hires, promotions at Wisconsin companies

February 2017

• Behavioral Health Treatment for Children on the Autism Spectrum
• Rogers' in-house attourney Herbst-Flagstad experiences risks and rewards
• National Eating Disorder Awareness Week
• Dr. Bradley Riemann's WGTD radio interview on OCD research
• New hires, promotions at Wisconsin companies

January 2017

• Video shows Cowboys fan attacking Packers fan after playoff game
• As Madison man's death shows, eating disorders aren't limited to women
• Lawmakers Look to Tackle Heroin and Opioid Epidemic in Wisconsin

December 2016

• On the move: Lake Country Oconomowoc
• Dr. Brad Smith: OCD and Eating Disorders

November 2016

• Local Researcher Works to Make OCD Treatment More Accessible
• Don't Isolate if You're Feeling Blue this Holiday Season
• Patients and Providers Give Thanks for Life-Changing Treatment at Rogers

October 2016

• Monroe Office Center in Philly Signs New Tenants
• Behavioral-health provider Rogers Memorial Hospital leases Presidential City office-center space
• When to Stress About Stress
• Rogers Behavioral Health expands to Philadelphia area in 2017
• Rogers Behavioral Health expanding to Philadelphia
• Rogers plans new location in Philadelphia
• Rogers Memorial Hospital seeking OCD clinical research participants
• Has Science Finally Found a Cure for Anxiety?

September 2016

• Doctors from Rogers Memorial give presentation on OCD
• Kicking the Habit
• Substance abuse: Warning signs that something might be going on with your child (audio recording)
• Newsmaker: New Opiate Prescription Rules
• Rogers Memorial promotes several physicians

August 2016

• The Unexpected Signs You're Having A Panic Attack And Didn't Even Know It
• Brian Kramer
• Guidelines for Opioid Prescription in Wisconsin (audio recording)