Rogers Behavioral Health in Sheboygan

We provide leading, specialized treatment to adults struggling with mental health and co-occurring addiction disorders through our partial hospitalization care (about 6 hours per day, five days per week). For the most effective drug and alcohol addiction treatment, it’s critical to also identify and treat mental health issues such as OCD, anxiety, depression, and other mood disorders at the same time.

Led by board-certified psychiatrists, our outpatient care uses an evidence-based approach, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), twelve step facilitation (TSF) therapy, and motivational enhancement therapy (MET).

Through our Mental Health Recovery Care at Rogers, we provide treatment to adults and adolescents that help reduce challenging symptoms and improve daily functioning. A safe, structured outpatient setting allows patients to remain connected with family and other social support systems. Treatment lasts about 6 hours per day, five days per week.

Patients participate in a specialized approach that includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), experiential therapy (ET), nutritional health and wellness education, medication management, and medical monitoring. The Rogers team closely monitors each patient’s progress to ensure the effectiveness of treatment.

The Sheboygan supportive living space for adults is not only a first for Rogers, but it will be unique to the local offering of behavioral health services. While traditional supportive living facilities focus primarily on addiction, Rogers’ environment will be a safe place for those in recovery from addiction as well as OCD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health disorders.

Rogers’ Supportive Living is licensed through the Stateof Wisconsin and is not part of our accreditation with The Joint Commission.

We provide care for those struggling with trauma and PTSD through evidence-based treatment that research shows is the most effective for reducing symptoms.

Treatment plans are based on a proven method called cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), emphasizing prolonged exposure, which helps reduce anxiety related to a traumatic event. Patients may participate in group therapy, acceptance, self-compassion and mindfulness strategies, experiential therapy, patient and family education, individual therapy and medication management.