Wisconsin Alcohol Treatment Centers & Alcohol Rehab Centers

We firmly believe that many of these women trapped by an untimely, unwanted pregnancy can and will change their life-styles when given encouragement and some reasonable, helpful suggestions. Our caring program is designed to educate girls about options available to them and explore the pros and cons of single parenting versus adoption. Each woman is then free to make an intelligent decision regarding her baby and her future....

ARO Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. is a provider of AODA (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse) and mental health services. We were founded in 1990 by James Aro. Our mission is to help individuals recover from the devastating effects of mental illness and drug dependency; to reclaim their emotional, psychological and physical health; to reintegrate with their families; and to become productive members of society. Operating out of fifteen locations in southern Wisconsin, our professional and dedicated staff of physicians, clinical psychologists, social workers, addictionologists and AODA professionals provide individualized and compassionate care and treatment one client at a time....

The mission of the Jackie Nitschke Center, Inc. is to provide a cost effective and affordable alcohol and other drug treatment continuum of care in a home-like environment to adult clients and their family members from Brown and surrounding counties. Its most important outcome is the improvement of its clients’ quality of life resulting from the best possible service and caring attitudes provided by its staff....

Arbor Place, Inc. operates an outpatient alcohol and drug abuse treatment facility and a 16-bed residential program. In addition, staff provide a variety of programs for the surrounding communities including anger management, adolescent and prevention services, and services for the criminal justice population....

Kinnic Falls Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, Inc. has been a private, non-profit corporation since 1972 and is licensed in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The facility is regulated by the Health and Family Services Department of the State of Wisconsin. Its purpose is to educate persons who are chemically dependent and have a desire to stay sober. The facility accomplishes this through a Halfway House residential extended care program including assessments and group and individual counseling. Programs are generally 90 days with an optional extension of six months in a nearby Sober House facility owned by Kinnic Falls. The facility’s mission...