About Bellin Health Psychiatric Center – Green Bay
Bellin Psychiatric Center is located on East Saint Joseph Street in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The center offers inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services, including substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. The psychiatric hospital and psychiatric clinical services are at this location. Most insurance in Wisconsin includes Belin Health, so payment shouldn’t be an obstacle. They also accept Medicare and Medicaid.
Most people know Green Bay as the city with one of the most successful NFL franchises in history. The town loves its football! It’s also a great place to fish for Walleye and has lots of waterfront attractions.
If you or a loved one needs SUD or behavioral health treatment for a co occurring disorder, you can find that in Green Bay too. The psychiatric center offers an 80 bed hospital with a specially designed unit for children 12 and under. There’s a separate unit for teens 13-17 so each age group gets treatment that meets their unique needs.
The adult psychiatric treatment program helps clients strengthen coping skills and learn new methods of dealing with challenges and struggles. As an inpatient, you’ll learn about codependency, stress management, and communication skills through experiential and educational classes.
The MAT treatment program assists individuals with an opioid or alcohol use disorder. The medications help you withdraw slowly without the uncomfortable side effects of unmedicated withdrawal. The MAT program works in conjunction with other elements of the SUD program, such as therapy, to help clients get to the root of their substance use.
The SUD programs include group and individual therapy. Group therapy is especially helpful in giving clients a supportive network of individuals experiencing similar life challenges. Individual therapy gives you the opportunity to discuss more private matters with your therapist.
One of the unique services offered at this center is the neuropsychology services. A neuropsychologist evaluates cognitive issues. Cognitive impairment is sometimes a side effect of substance use. A neuropsychologist can give a diagnosis and treatment options for clients with cognitive impairments.
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