Your Guide to Recovery
Programming for Substance Use and Mental Health in Southeast Wisconsin
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Sirona Recovery, Inc. serves individuals residing in Milwaukee, Dodge, Fond Du Lac, Ozaukee, Sheboygan, Washington, and Waukesha Counties seeking support and resources for their recovery, including access to treatment near their home, education and prevention, and assistance with finding a safe place to live.
Sirona understands that the ideal time to intervene is before substance use or mental health concerns negatively impact lives.
Early intervention is crucial when an individual or their loved ones suspect that substances or mental illness is causing harm. Sirona offers assessment and referral to the appropriate level of care as the first steps to getting help.
Sirona offers a variety of programs that guide individuals through the process of recovering from substance abuse, mental illness, and co-occurring substance abuse and mental illness.
Supportive housing can make successful long-term recovery a reality. Sirona provides both supportive housing and sober housing programs.
Sirona Recovery seeks to grow and thrive as part The Difference Principle Network which operates under one primary objective – to provide evidence-backed management and administrative services to social justice nonprofit organizations.
To help support individuals in recovery from substance use disorder, Addiction Policy Forum has partnered with CHESS Health to launch Connections, a free smartphone app that is scientifically proven to support patients in recovery by reducing relapse and promoting pro-social engagement.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has announced that the state is expanding Medicaid coverage of residential substance use disorder treatment for members, effective on February 1, 2021.
Thoughtful, talented, and compassionate leaders are essential to helping guide individuals in their recovery.