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A sense of calm. Increased mindfulness. Reduced stress. These are three of the many gifts patients who participate in horticultural therapy at Rogers Behavioral Health will never see, but instead will be felt, when they take home

Ten years ago, at the age of 15, young sports enthusiast Paul Schommer found himself in a race against time when his father passed away unexpectedly and his battle with anorexia began spiraling out of control. After

“Oconomowoc,” our admissions counselor tells the parent on the other end of the line, “It’s in Wisconsin, near Milwaukee.” You can almost see the concern through the telephone as the thought of packing up her 12-year-old daughter

Last year, Rogers Foundation invested $4.4 million in our mission to advance treatment, education, advocacy and research on behalf of people with mental health or addiction challenges, their families and the communities we serve. Here are a

When Ted, a Minneapolis financial advisor, was 12, he smoked marijuana for the first time. That spurred a nine-year detour into drugs and alcohol that led to detox followed by 90 days of treatment at Rogers’ Herrington

An estimated 20% of the US will experience clinical depression during their lives—but not everyone has the means to seek treatment. Listen to a recent broadcast of Lake Effect (WUWM – Milwaukee Public Radio) to hear Dr.