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Mission Possible — Rogers in Sheboygan
Meeting mental health and substance use needs close to home
2021
rogersbhfoundation.org
Rogers in Sheboygan
overview
Year after year, mental health and substance use challenges rank first and
second in community assessments of health issues facing residents of
Sheboygan and its surrounding counties. These same assessmentsi also
point to a major gap in access to specialized services to address these needs.
Rogers Behavioral Health is on the verge of reducing this disparity. Based in Wisconsin since 1907,
Rogers is a private, not-for-profit provider of behavioral health programs and is nationally recognized
for its specialized psychiatry and addiction services. Rogers has three inpatient hospitals and
20 outpatient clinics across the country. We treat 1,500 patients a day; 91% are improved at the
time of discharge. Rogers services will soon be available for the greater Sheboygan community.
Rogers in Sheboygan
Set to open in 2021, Rogers in Sheboygan will include a clinic for day treatment programming as
well as the Center for Living—the area’s first structured housing facility accommodating patients
in treatment for a range of mental health and addiction issues.
Within the clinic, adults will find help and hope with specialized programs for OCD, anxiety,
depression, other mood disorders, and co-occurring substance use. The clinic will also include a
mental health recovery program for adolescents ages 12-17.
Built adjacent to the clinic, the Center For Living will provide an option for a safe, convenient place
to live while in treatment or as patients transition back into family, work, and community life.
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2020 Community Health Needs Assessment Report, Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center
2018 Community Health Needs Assessment Report, HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital, Sheboygan County Health and
Human Serves Division of Public Health, Lakeshore Community Health Care, United Way of Sheboygan County,
UW Extension Sheboygan County and Aurora Health Care.
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facilities and services
Clinic
The outpatient clinic will provide day treatment programs
for up to 24 adults and adolescents, with areas for:
• individual therapy
• group therapy
• experiential therapy
• meeting and community space
Center for supportive living
This innovative environment offers 12 male patients a
home-like supportive housing option with:
• private rooms
• a common living room, dining room and kitchen
• staff available for coaching and mentoring
Ancillary services for patients, their families, and
the community
• A range of addiction recovery programming
• School-based mental health support groups for adolescents Rogers in Sheboygan is intent on
• Educational programming for adults extending its reach beyond the campus
• Continuing education opportunities for teachers and other to include a variety of support services
professionals and educational opportunities. With your
• Transportation options to and from the clinic support for these efforts, we eagerly
anticipate the day when Sheboygan area
The clinic and the adjacent center for supportive living were made residents have access to internationally
possible through philanthropic support. Additional supportive recognized mental health support close
services for patients and the community could be put in place to home.
with donor commitment.
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A vision for support services
Addiction Recovery Support Services
Rogers sees a future where people have the tools to rise above the challenges of mental illness,
addiction, and stigma to lead healthy lives. To achieve this vision, Rogers understands the importance
of, and value in, extending its expertise through addiction and mental health supportive services.
Immersion activities treatment with services such as preparing a resume or
gaining job interviewing skills.
Research shows that the path to sustained addiction
recovery continues beyond treatment. Resilience building
is a key component—for patients and loved ones as well.
Training opportunities
Plus, the support and coaching from peers is crucial in At Rogers, we recognize that an investment in the
engaging individuals and their families in recovery. This behavioral health workforce is an essential component
path includes: to care—especially when there is a critical shortage of
addiction and mental health workers. Rogers currently
• Education and understanding of the condition and its trains more than 200 students each year through fellow-
impact on various roles within relationships ships and graduate-level internships. Much of this training
• A solid base of recovery coaches and trained takes place at our flagship campus in Oconomowoc, Wis.
counselors to meet the challenges of those in need We envision extending the reach and breadth of this work
• A sense of community with relationships and networks by offering opportunities in Sheboygan.
that provide support, friendship, love, and hope
Recovery coaches
Rogers in Sheboygan envisions providing a range of While addiction treatment can make a huge difference,
services to augment this path. sustained recovery often requires more than what a
therapist can provide. Recovery coaches offer the tools
Family programming and guidance needed to help individuals continue to
By the time most families reach out for treatment of follow the path they have chosen. Yet, communities
substance use, the addiction has typically progressed such as Sheboygan face a real shortage of trained
to a crisis stage for all involved—each in unique ways. recovery coaches.
Led by trained staff, Rogers will provide educational
programming specific to children, spouses, and families Rogers envisions establishing a “Train the Trainer” model
(including families of choice) as they navigate through in Sheboygan, as well as training coaches and assisting
their feelings and challenges. Support groups could be them with gaining certification as a recovery coach.
offered in the evening and on weekends.
Substance abuse counselors
Developing health-conscious habits and finding enjoyable There is also a shortage of substance abuse counselors for
activities is important when integrating back into families programming in clinics and residential centers throughout
and the community. Rogers plans on partnering with local the Sheboygan region. The Substance Abuse Counselor
non-profit organizations and small businesses to provide in Training course is meant to help close this gap. Rogers
individuals and families with access to activities such in Sheboygan could offer training and subsequent
as cooking classes, yoga and meditation, biking tours, certification to individuals interested in pursuing a career
and more. Rogers can also help connect those leaving as a counselor.
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Mental Health Support Services
Having a good support system and engaging with experts are key elements to successfully talking
about mental health and overcoming the challenges associated with mental illness. The more we
know, and the more we engage with others, the better we can provide helpful support to each other.
Stigma reduction and awareness activities
Awareness
Providing Access to Healing, known as PATH, is an
innovative program in Sheboygan that connects students
to therapists within school settings to address general
mental health challenges. Rogers envisions partnering
with PATH, school counselors, and others to offer eight-
week groups—in person or virtual—on rotating topics
such as eating disorders, self-harm, and cyberbullying.
Up to Me
A self-story is shaped early in the process of facing a
mental health challenge. When the focus of this story is
negative, the impact is self-limiting. Shaping and owning
a story that is focused instead on resilience in the face of
challenge is empowering—and even more so when this
story is strategically shared with others.
individual perspective. Resources include activities for
large group, small group, or team-based use, as well
Up to Me, is a program directed to reduce (self-) stigma.
as for individual reflection.
Up To Me has specific versions for teens, grade schoolers,
parents, educators, suicide and rape survivors. The
program is evidenced based (reduces self-stigma, Immersion activities
reduces depression, increases self-acceptance) and Developing health-conscious habits and finding enjoyable
has been successfully used in Germany and Australia. activities is important when integrating back into families
and the community. Rogers plans on partnering with local
The teen and parent versions could be used in schools non-profit organizations and small businesses to provide
in cooperation with PATH or youth organizations. individuals and families with access to activities such
as cooking classes, yoga and meditation, biking tours,
Compassion Resilience and more. Rogers can also help connect those leaving
Even the most skilled, caring, and compassionate school treatment with services such as preparing a resume or
and health and human service workers are at risk of gaining job interviewing skills.
developing compassion fatigue. Rogers is prepared to
help Sheboygan area educators and youth service workers
explore their roles in alleviating student, colleague, and
Training opportunities
other’s distress while maintaining their own well-being As a leader in specialized behavioral health programs,
through use of the Compassion Resilience Toolkit. Rogers stands ready to offer continuing education
programs for Sheboygan area mental health professionals
This toolkit is a set of resources to build awareness interested in gaining new insights and skills in the
of compassion fatigue and strategies to increase specialized treatment for OCD/anxiety, depression, and
compassion resilience in adults from a system and substance use to serve their clients in need.
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Angel Fund and
Patient Care Grants
Rogers is committed to bringing quality treatment
to as many people in need as possible. Yet
sometimes life’s circumstances can prevent
access to care and support. Donor-sponsored
Angel Funds and Patient Care Grants can go a
long way in granting opportunities for full recovery.
Angel Funds ease the journey Rogers’ specialized outpatient treatment includes
partial hospital programs that meet 6 hours a day,
More than three in four Americans (77%) report
5 days a week for an average of 5 weeks (PHP) and
feeling anxious about their financial situation, according
intensive outpatient programs that meet 3 hours a day,
to a 2020 Mind Over Money study.ii Add in the challenges
5 days a week for 5 weeks (IOP). Through these programs,
of mental illness and you stumble into a cycle of financial
people can focus on an extended and deeper level of
stress and depression, with each essentially feeding into
care to break any apparent crisis-stabilization-crisis
the other.
cycle and sustain a long-term recovery.
Through our donor-supported Angel Fund, the Foundation
Despite evidence that these programs have been
assists patients and families in need with expenditures
proven successful, insurance coverage may not cover
such as travel and transportation, incidentals, lodging,
the full course of treatment. For those who lack the
and basic living expenses such as groceries or utilities.
financial resources to complete the program, that can
This assistance can have a huge impact as patients and
be a major stumbling block to making life worth living.
their families journey to recovery at Rogers.
To stem this tide, Rogers Foundation provides Patient
Patient Care Grants extend Care Grants to families who have limited insurance, as
well as for those whose personal resources are depleted.
treatment for recovery This financial assistance program puts patients first by
When it comes to mental illness, insurers can providing free treatment to those in need. In Rogers
make it difficult to receive adequate treatment for full clinics across the country, donors have stepped up to
recovery. Part of this is due to the insurer’s definition of create location- specific funds for Patient Care Grants.
“recovery.” In many instances, insurance only pays for a
limited scope and time period for mental health treatment.
This can create a pattern of crisis-stabilization-return ii
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to crisis. money-survey
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Rogers Sheboygan – Mission Possible Fund
There are many charitable opportunities to extend the breadth and reach of Rogers in Sheboygan through
supportive services for patients and their families, community residents, and mental health professionals who
live and work in the Sheboygan region. Your investment can help turn these opportunities into realities for each
of the next three years.
Addiction recovery support services
Training opportunities..................................................................................................$ 90,000
Substance abuse counselors
Coach training (Train the trainer model/2 trainees)
Coach certification (8 trainees)
Coverage for staff in training
Recovery coaches
Family programming ....................................................................................................$ 51,000
Program development/regular updates
Facilitators/trainer compensation
Expenses
Immersion activities......................................................................................................$ 9,000
Fees: Cooking classes, yoga, biking…
Peer support specialists
Addiction recovery support services for 3 years................................ $ 150,000
Mental health support services
Training opportunities..................................................................................................$ 21,000
Continuing education
Expenses
Family programming.....................................................................................................$ 54,000
Program development/regular updates
Facilitators/trainers compensation
Expenses
Immersion activities......................................................................................................$ 9,000
Fees: Cooking classes, yoga, biking…
Peer support specialists
Stigma reduction and awareness activities.......................................................$ 30,000
Awareness groups
‘UpToMe’ / Compassion resilience (4 sessions each program)
Facilitator training (Train the trainer model/1 course )
Facilitator compensation
Mental health support services for 3 years........................................ $ 114,000
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Angel Fund
Transportation, hotel stays, (sober-) living, laptops…............................................ $ 37,000
Patient Care Grants
Grants for patients in financial need whose insurance cut out or
do not have insurance............................................................................................................. $ 120,000
Patient support services for 3 years................................................... $ 157,000
Rogers Sheboygan - Mission Possible Fund Opportunity Summary
Addiction recovery support services for 3 years................................ $ 150,000
Mental health support services for 3 years........................................ $ 114,000
Patient support services for 3 years................................................... $ 157,000
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421,000
For more information or to make a gift
Learn more at:
rogersbhfoundation.org/what-we-do/buildings-and-grounds
Contact:
Marty Vogel, VP Principal Gifts
martin.vogel@rogersbh.org or 414-520-0142.
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