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Providing Preventive & Developmental
Mental Health Care
Wisconsin Community Mental Health Counseling Centers believes
that assessment, treatment, and consultation services should
respond to the unique needs of individuals, families, and communities
with the goal of promoting harmony among the psychological,
emotional, physical, spiritual, interpersonal, and vocational
elements of each person's life.
Wisconsin Community Mental Health Counseling
Centers is committed to providing preventive and developmental
mental health programming to the general public, corporations,
and organizations. Staff are
available to present programs to businesses, social agencies,
health organizations, educational, religious, and service
groups. Programs are tailored to meet the needs of the
requesting organizations.
The provide a wide array of
services
for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and
families. These services are strictly
confidential. We are accredited by the State of
Wisconsin, Department of Social Services and the Wisconsin
Association of Outpatient Mental health Facilities. Our clinicians and experts are
experienced, board certified, and licensed to provide the best
in psychological, psychiatric, psychotherapy and consulting
services. Give us a call today at 262.367.5501 to learn more.
To learn more about our privacy
practices, click here.
To learn
more about our services click here or call 262.367.5501
today. If you need assistance in finding information,
please click
here for our contact information.
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Wisconsin
Community Mental Health Counseling Centers'
recommended books list provides a growing
list of recommended titles to assist members
of the community learn more about mental
health issues. To
review our titles, click here. |
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Wisconsin
Community Mental Health Counseling Centers'
resources center demonstrates our
understanding of the power of the Net to
assist our communities in addressing and
becoming more educated about mental health
issues and concerns. Our library
provides links to a wealth of additional Net
resources. Explore
them now. |
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Self paced, anonymous
Self Tests are one of the quickest and easiest ways
to determine whether you have symptoms of a disorder. Self Tests, or screening tests, are developed to help you recognize
the signs of an anxiety disorder.
See a list of anonymous, on-line self test.
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Online Screening Tools:
Take the Depression
Screening:
- Feeling
sad, blue, or hopeless?
- Lost
interest in things you used to
enjoy?
- Body
aches and pains with no known
physical cause?
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Take
the BiPolar
Disorder Screening:
- Mood
swings from very high to extreme
lows?
- Acting
in a way that is reckless, foolish
or risky?
- So
irritable that you shout at people
and start arguments?
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Take
the Alcohol
Screening:
- Drink
so much you forget what happened?
- Tried
to cut back but couldn't?
- Friends
and family concerned about your
drinking?
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Take
the Generalized
Anxiety Disorder
- Can't
stop worrying?
- Restless
and on-edge?
- Experiencing
muscle pain,
headaches, or stomach
problems?
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Take the Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorder (PTSD) Screening
- Experienced
or witnessed a traumatic or
violent event?
- Having
nightmares, flashbacks?
- Feeling
emotional numbness?
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