Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Adult Residential Care

Residential Mental Health and Addiction Treatment for Adults

Addiction treatment for adults in Rogers' residential care

Suffering from addiction or substance use disorder can damage every aspect of a person's life. Strained relationships, lost or disrupted careers, hurtful actions and endless regret all represent the impact of addiction. We understand this and have the tools to help.

Our residential care programs in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and West Allis, Wisconsin provide focused therapy in a home-like setting. Led by a psychiatrist board-certified in addiction medicine, this program for adults provides comprehensive residential substance abuse treatment with average stays of about 30 to 45 days.

What addictions we treat and our programs

Patients receive the therapy, support and framework to make real strides in recovering from a drug and alcohol addition, also including:

Heroin
Fentanyl
Prescription painkillers
Marijuana/weed
Tobacco
Other substances

Our residential locations also offer specialized expertise in treating a mental health disorder and co-occurring addiction. If a patient is struggling with another disorder, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder or an eating disorder in combination with addiction, we help treat each disorder, drawing on expertise available within Rogers’ specialized areas of focus. It’s been shown that treating both at the same time is the most effective approach. Our proven outcomes show that our addiction treatment works.

Wondering if you might be suffering from addiction? Take a short quiz to find out.

Shared goals

Our team of addictionologists, physicians, nurses, dietitians, behavioral specialists, master’s-prepared therapists, and counselors have shared goals: to help you understand your addiction, learn healthier behaviors, and develop coping skills and awareness to avoid relapse and move forward with your life.

Herrington-McBride Alumni Association

When it’s time for you to transition out of our care, we’ll help you develop a plan to continue recovery through ongoing treatment, 12-Step or other support group meetings. And you’ll already have the support of the Herrington McBride Alumni Association, whose members strive to build connections with every adult who successfully completes treatment at Herrington.

Following a medical model throughout this level of care, patients can expect to stay an average of 30 to 45 days and will have regular contact with a psychiatrist or physician in addition to ongoing work with dedicated therapists and counselors.

Our individualized residential addiction treatment plans include::

Medical management, including comprehensive medical evaluation, monitoring and lab testing
More than 14 hours a week of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and associated therapies, including behavioral activation (BA) and motivational enhancement therapy (MET), offered by masters-prepared therapists trained through the Rogers CBT Academy
12-step recovery principles
Medication-assisted treatment, following FDA-approved guidelines

Individual, group and family therapy are all important within a care plan. Network therapy adds an additional level of support through family and peer connections to help with skills and knowledge upon leaving residential care. Through experiential therapy, patients gain skills that build trust, independence and self-worth through activities such as art, music or movement. Additionally, we offer a family program to help friends and family members of patients best support themselves and their loved one during treatment and beyond.

Additional therapeutic support

Other components of therapy include:

Nutrition and health education
Personal wellness
Spiritual care
Daily living skills
Community outings and therapeutic passes

Networking support

We provide patients with access to community-based support groups, including Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and Heroin Anonymous. Alumni members of the Herrington McBride Alumni Association lead weekly sessions, share their personal recovery stories and host a quarterly celebration. Alumni also lead 12-Step meetings.

We know residential care for addiction may be intimidating but it can help to know what to expect before treatment begins. Here is what a typical day looks like.

Morning	Afternoon	Evening
Meditation/goals review	Lunch	Dinner
Group	Education group	Education or alumni sessions
Breakfast	Special topic/gender-specific group	Support group participation
Morning exercise	Goals/community Group	Exercise opportunity
Experiential therapy	Journaling/assignment work	Reflections/goals
Group/including stretching		Review Group
Education Group
Group Therapy

In addition to regular individual therapy sessions with an attending physician, primary therapist, and other team members, residential care specialists are available 24 hours per day. They will provide assistance and one-to-one support, motivational enhancement, daily goals, problem solving, feelings identification, and treatment assignments.

Our multidisciplinary team is led by a board-certified psychiatrist specializing in addiction. Upon admission, patients will meet members of the treatment team for a comprehensive evaluation to assess the history and severity of their addiction and related psychosocial factors. This information helps us build individualized care plans specific to each patient.

The team includes:

Board-certified family physician
Board-certified psychiatrist
Licensed clinical psychologist
Registered nurses
Certified clinical supervisor
Master’s level certified substance abuse counselors
Master’s level marriage and family therapist
Behavioral specialists
Experiential therapists
Registered dietitians
Residential care specialists
Program manager

Herrington Center for Addiction Recovery Residential Care setting and tour

Located on our Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, campus on the tranquil shores of Upper Nashotah Lake, and our West Allis, Wisconsin, campus just outside of historic Milwaukee, these residential facilities provide a private, serene, and therapeutic environment.

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