Primary Behavioral Health Adult Residential Care

Rogers’ Primary Behavioral Health program is a personalized, group-based program for adults who have been diagnosed with more than one mental health disorder. Developed to a patients’ unique needs, a multi-disciplinary team will focus on specific symptoms rather than a diagnosis to create a customized treatment plan. Patients will learn to understand their personal coping strategies and how these strategies prevent them from living a full and happy life.

During a stay averaging 30 to 45 days, you’ll live on our campus in Brown Deer, Wisconsin. Here you’ll receive treatment while living in a home-like setting with comfortable semi-private bedrooms and shared community space.

Time is carved out each day for individual skills practice that includes learning life skills, setting personal goals, and gaining the tools you need to get back to living the life they want.

Skill development is guided by evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) strategies that are commonly shared across:

It may be unsettling to move into an unfamiliar place for residential treatment, and it can help to know what to expect. Here is an example of what a typical treatment day may look like.

Morning	Afternoon	Evening
Vitals, medications, breakfast	Lunch	Dinner
Mindfulness and goal setting	CBT block	Recreation/YMCA
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)	Life skills	Structured leisure
Experiential therapy	Recreation/gym	Support group
Skills practice	Mindfulness	Free time

A caring and dedicated team is here for everyone we treat. Board-certified psychiatrists direct treatment with the support of a multidisciplinary team of professionals which includes: