Molly Wissler is a registered nurse in the Adolescent Center for OCD and Anxiety. She’s worked at Rogers for 22 years – her entire professional career! She always wanted to work in behavioral medicine, inspired, in part, by her dad who provided vocational services to those with developmental disabilities. In 1994, Molly began working in…
DetailsThe altered book is one of several journaling techniques used at Rogers to help individuals cope with stress, process feelings, and express artistic abilities. An altered book is a book that has been changed into a work of visual art through painting, drawing, collage, and other embellishments. Using journals provided by the Foundation’s Angel Fund,…
DetailsSince its inception, Rogers InHealth has been at the forefront in the quest to decrease the stigma of mental illness. This past year, this pursuit took a major step forward through the introduction of Honest, Open, Proud: To Eliminate the Stigma of Mental Illness – High School (HOP-HS). When facing mental health challenges, the stories…
DetailsOCONOMOWOC, Wis. – In preparation for the upcoming holiday season, Rogers Memorial Hospital Foundation is encouraging individuals and businesses to consider donating a gift for the Give for A Better Day Holiday Gift Drive for children ages 8 through 17 enrolled in Rogers Memorial Hospital’s behavioral health programs. According to Matthias Schueth, executive VP for…
DetailsApproximately one-third of men and women who are diagnosed with major depressive disorder are unable to alleviate their symptoms with psychotherapy or medication. Some have spent years trying to stabilize their mood disorder unsuccessfully, leaving them with little hope and no answers. Until recently. Through a generous donation by Dr. Michael and Billie Kubly, Rogers…
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