Crisis Center
The Crisis Center of Family Services provides professional, short-term counseling, 24 hours a day, for people of all ages in Brown, Shawano, or Sheboygan Counties. Counseling services are available for nearly any situation you or your loved ones may be facing, including but not limited to:
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Alcoholism or Alcohol Abuse
Anxiety
Couples Conflicts
Depression
Divorce
Domestic Violence
Drug Abuse
Grief and Loss
Housing
Job Loss
Major Life Changes
Mental Health
Parent/Child Conflicts
Relationship Issues
Runaway Youth
Sexual Assault or Abuse
Suicide and Suicide Prevention
Staff of the Crisis Center have a bachelors or masters degree in a mental health discipline and are trained in crisis intervention. Our goal is to intervene in crisis situations as skillfully and quickly as possible to stop ineffective behaviors and return people to their level of coping before the crisis. While our telephone counselors remain in the center to consult over the phone, we also offer mobile crisis counselors who will see people anywhere in Brown, Shawano or Sheboygan County.
What to Expect When You Come to the Crisis Center:
Counselors will listen to you and provide an assessment of your current situation. A plan will be developed with you that meets both your immediate and long-term needs. We will also follow-up with you to re-evaluate your status and refer you to other community resources if additional help is needed.
Crisis Center Services include:
Telephone counseling
In-person assessment
Short-term counseling
Active follow-up and assistance
Community education and outreach
Information about community programs
Assessment for admission to the Brown County Mental Health Center
Administer Salvation Army hotel and food vouchering after business hours if certain criteria is met
Provide Travelers Assistance to non Brown County residents who are stranded in Green Bay
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Provide after-hours phone service for Open Door Youth Services and the Sexual Assault Center of Family Services
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Community collaboration with 211 and the Aging and Disability Resource Center in Brown County (See 2009 report)
Other Helpful Links:
NAMI Wisconsin (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill)
Depression is Real (American Psychiatric Foundation)
