Help make the journey to recovery easier for patients at Rogers Behavioral Health. donations of new, unused items and gift cards go a long way to lessen anxiety, increase comfort, and brighten the holiday season for patients

Rogers Foundation is asking for your help in finding volunteers to support families going through treatment at Rogers Behavioral Health! “How can I get involved?” This is one of the questions Rogers Foundation receives the most, which

Milwaukee, WI – Entitled “The Truth of Transience,” this solo exhibit by Mike Hoelzer, art therapist at Rogers Behavioral Health, explores themes of change within the natural world and the human experience. The show is an opportunity

At Rogers Behavioral Health, we know that each child, teen, and adult that receives our care is unique, and not every person makes connections in treatment or personal discoveries in the same way. Experiential therapies

The holidays are often a difficult time for many people, and especially in light of the challenges of 2020, were especially tough for those spending the season in treatment for mental health and addiction. To ease the

Rogers Behavioral Health Foundation is proud to have been chosen as a philanthropic partner by Kendra Scott to host a Kendra Gives Back event on December 4-5, 2020. For 48 hours, friends of the Foundation were invited