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When the normal patterns of life have been disrupted, it’s comforting to have a cozy place to go that offers a well-stocked fridge, arts and craft supplies, and spaces to connect and be together as a family.

Inside the new Adult Intensive Outpatient Care program for Serious Persistent Mental Illness (SMPI) at Rogers Behavioral Health in Brown Deer, Wisconsin, is a quiet, safe space called the comfort room. Supported by Rogers Behavioral Health Foundation’s

At Rogers, patients of all ages learn how everyday items can be used as therapeutic tools to calm their minds and bodies. Below, you’ll see a wish list of items that may be included in a patient’s

Whether you’re a former patient or family who wants to stay connected to Rogers Behavioral Health or a passionate supporter of mental health in general, there are many ways to get involved and make a difference! Give

Give joy. Give kindness. Give hope. Host a gift drive for patients at Rogers Behavioral Health. Donations of new, unused items help equip children, teens, adults receiving care at Rogers with a variety of items to enhance