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Approximately one-third of men and women who are diagnosed with major depressive disorder are unable to alleviate their symptoms with psychotherapy or medication. Some have spent years trying to stabilize their mood disorder unsuccessfully, leaving them with
While many patients make great progress during treatment, maintaining those gains in the weeks and months after treatment can be a challenge. To help, aftercare programs, such as support groups, are known to help alleviate the threat
VIEW THE 2016 PHOTO GALLERY The 21st Annual Rogers Golf Classic was held on Monday, July 18 at The Legend at Brandybrook in Wales, Wisconsin. Sold-out with 144 golfers in attendance, we are pleased to announce that
Residents at Marquette University’s Cobeen Hall in Milwaukee, Wisconsin have once again shown their big hearts as they held their 10th Annual Swing- a -Thon to raise awareness for eating disorders. The Swing- a-Thon was held on
The National Junior Honor Society at Silver Lake Intermediate School in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin decided for their service project that they wanted to make coping skill boxes for the patients at Rogers. There are about 48 members of
Jazzercise Delafield Center located in Delafield, Wisconsin was very generous to donate an abundance of toys and gifts to our patients at Rogers Memorial Hospital Oconomowoc. May was National Health Awareness month and Delafield Jazzercise owner Ann
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