Shawano Recovery

Women’s Residence

 

The Women’s House is a 6 bed women’s recovery residence that is dedicated to helping create sustainable recovery in Shawano County.

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The Women’s House is a NARR Level 2 Recovery Residence

Currently, The Women’s House can facilitate the stay of 5 women who are ready to take the next step in their recovery journey. The Women’s House is a fully furnished and managed home where we focus on building sustainable recovery in a low stress and homelike environment.  

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House Guidelines

Our house guidlines are designed to help individuals entering into our resilience residence to navigate early recovery and give them a firm foundation to begin healing using evidenced based practices and trauma informed care. 

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Our Service Area

SR services rural central Wisconsin because it is a greatly underserved population. We focus our efforts throughout several surrounding counties. 

Pre-Intake Form

Click the link above and fill out our pre-intake form. One of our staff members will reach out to you within 48 business hours to discuss potential placement in one of our resilience residences.

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Recovery residences can help people to:

Build a Network

Recovery residences provide residents with the opportunity to connect with other people in recovery, which can provide them with much-needed support and encouragement.

Learn new coping skills

Recovery residence techs can teach residents new coping skills to help them manage their cravings and urges to use drugs or alcohol

Get back on their feet

Recovery residences can help residents to get back on their feet by providing them with help with finding employment, housing, and other essential services

Why Recovery Residences?

Recovery residences are important for people in recovery from substance use disorders because they provide a safe, supportive, and structured environment in which to rebuild their lives.

Research has shown that recovery residences can be an effective part of the continuum of care for people in recovery from substance use disorders. A study by the National Institute on Drug Abuse found that people who lived in recovery residences were more likely to stay sober and less likely to return to drug use than people who did not live in recovery residences.

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Your Support Makes it Happen!

Here are some of the benefits of living in a recovery residence:

  • Reduced risk of relapse: Recovery residences provide a safe and supportive environment where residents can focus on their recovery without the temptation of drugs or alcohol.
  • Increased social support: Recovery residences offer residents the opportunity to connect with other people who are also in recovery. This can provide them with much-needed support and encouragement.
  • Increased chances of employment: Recovery residences can help residents to get back on their feet by providing them with help with finding employment, housing, and other essential services

Will you help to ensure the future of a recovery community in Shawano County for generations to come?

Rose Reed

 

LPC, SAC | Therapist

My name is Rose. I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor and Substance Abuse Counselor at CORE Treatment Services who specializes in grief, couples, teen, and young adult counseling. I help clients who struggle with depression, anxiety, stress, and substance use disorder.

 

My trauma-informed counseling sessions help clients learn to self-regulate and gain confidence as they move through transitions, grief, and dysregulation. I am a certified grief support specialist and add value to clients’ treatment as a shaman and reiki practitioner.

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Emily Bernhardt

 

MSW, APSW | Social Work Therapist in Training 

 

HI, my name is Emily, and I am a Social Work Therapist in Training! I recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay with my Master of Social Work degree. I have always been compassionate and willing to help others. I truly fell in love with the social work field during my undergraduate career. I would be honored to help you navigate your mental health and find some coping strategies to implement into your daily life. Whether you are struggling with depression, anxiety, a mood disorder, or aren't sure where to start, I'd love to assist you in finding what works best for you.

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Deb Wentz

 

LCSW, CSAC, ICS | Clinical Manager

My name is Deb Wentz. I’m the Outpatient Clinic Manager of CORE Behavioral Health Services. I became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker because I enjoy watching people grow and becoming their best.

My favorite aspect about my managerial role is training and educating staff in the provision of services. I like helping our clinicians access the best of their abilities while encouraging continued growth in their care professions.

 

My out-of-clinic likes include travel, hiking, music and food experiences.

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Aniela Neuberger

 

SAC-IT | CORE Behavioral Health Services

 

My name is Aniela. I am originally from Cape Town, South Africa. I am a former professional tennis player who has extensive worldly experience both athletically and professionally. I completed my undergraduate degree in clinical psychology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I am currently completing my master’s in clinical mental health and will be furthering my education in the PHD program of Advanced Studies in Human Behavior/Doctor of Philosophy in Advanced Human Behavior.

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Heather Bruckschen

 

LPC, SAC | Therapist | CORE Behavioral Health Services

Hi! I’m Heather. I’m both a Licensed Professional Counselor and Substance Abuse Counselor at CORE Treatment Services. I run CORE Behavioral Health Services’ Substance Use Disorder Intensive Outpatient Group.

I specialize in helping veterans work through post-traumatic stress disorder. And I help clients who struggle with mental health and substance use disorders. I offer the benefits of animal-assisted interventions to my clients’ therapy sessions.

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Mary Spaulding

 

LCSW, EMDR | Therapist

My name is Mary Spaulding. I have known from a very young age that I wanted to help people in some way or another. Many years later I finally obtained my Undergraduate degree in Psychology and my Master's in Social Work for Mental Health. I have training in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Personality Disorders, Mindfulness, and Trauma.

From Individual therapy to working with those freed from human trafficking, onto a new adventure freeing those from the slavery of addiction and mental health, I begin this adventure with CORE Treatment Services Inc.

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Abby Vogt

 

AODA Counselor

Hi, my name is Abby. I am a Substance Abuse Counselor in Training at CORE Behavioral Health Services in Waupaca. By using evidence-based practices I work individually with clients and help conduct the Intensive Outpatient Group in Waupaca. I work with clients from all different backgrounds and age groups. I believe in meeting the individual where they are and working collaboratively to develop personalized treatment plans that will lead to lasting change.

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Aaron Holt

 

CSAC | ICS | LPC 

Hello, my name is Aaron. I’m a Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor, Independent Clinical Supervisor, and Licensed Professional Counselor in Training at CORE Behavioral Health Services in Waupaca, WI. I am an adjunct teacher in the Fox Valley Technical College SUD counseling program.

I have experience in several settings including outpatient, residential, and treatment court programs. I help clients who struggle with depression, anxiety, stress, and substance use disorder.

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Angelica Ybanez

 

SAC-IT |

My name is Angelica & I am a Substance Abuse Counselor in Training. I am currently in my Masters program working on my Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree. I started at CORE as an Intern in the outpatient facility and am currently a counselor at the women’s residential treatment facility. I am passionate about working with clients of all ages from all walks of life, and feel grateful to be able to see the growth and light that clients build for themselves with support and guidance. Much of my way of being is to give others a safe space to be themselves, somewhere they feel seen and heard, which can tend to feel rare for many.

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