Central Wisconsin Mental Health Associates

This outpatient clinic offers mental health and substance use disorder treatment for individuals, couples, and families. Services are available in person, through telehealth, and in community settings such as schools or homes. Providers work with children, adolescents, and adults. Treatment plans are adjusted based on each person's needs, addressing concerns related to emotional health, relationships, or substance use. All clients begin with a clinical assessment to help identify concerns and guide care planning. A therapist works with the individual to develop a treatment plan that may include individual, group, or family therapy. Therapists use proven techniques to help clients understand their thoughts and emotions, manage difficult behaviors, and improve communication and relationships. Some treatment plans may also include holistic methods like guided imagery, mindfulness, or movement-based practices. Therapy sessions typically last about 50 minutes and are scheduled regularly. During sessions, clients discuss thoughts, emotions, and behaviors and work on strategies to address challenges. Treatment may include setting goals, building coping skills, and practicing new behaviors. Between sessions, therapists may suggest tasks to reinforce progress. The approach is structured to support learning and skill-building at a pace that fits each person's treatment goals.