Recovery and Support
adult Mental health services
Elevate offers housing options for those in the midst of a mental health or substance abuse crisis.
Calm Harbor – crisis stabilization Housing
Calm Harbor is a residential mental health crisis facility that supports adults who have recently experienced a crisis in their life. These individuals are not in need of ongoing medical care, but do require monitoring and support.
Our state-licensed facilities in Washington, Sheboygan and Dodge Counties are located in neighborhoods close to shopping and municipal services, and have capacity for four to ten ambulatory adults. Our professional staff is equipped to support and monitor our clients seven days a week, 24 hours a day, in a safe, home-like atmosphere. The staff provides daily activities that are appropriate for the unique functioning level of each individual. Calm Harbor clients are provided with an opportunity to:
• Develop socialization skills
• Enhance knowledge of community resources
• Accelerate the recovery process
There is no way I could possibly express my gratitude for all you have done for me. Without exaggeration, I would not be alive today without your help and support
Through a collaborative effort with the Human Services Departments, Calm Harbor clients receive:
• Guidance to transition into the community or from inpatient care
• Assistance with building positive communication skills
• Support to develop coping skills
Client medications are monitored and their nutrition and daily needs are provided for.
To access services at our Sheboygan or West Bend Calm Harbor facilities, please reach out to the Crisis Services program in your county of residence:
Washington County: (262) 365-6565
Sheboygan County: (920) 459-3207 and ask for Matt Wiedmeyer
Our newly opened four-bed Beaver Dam facility serves individuals in Dodge, Columbia, Marquette, Green Lake and Fond du Lac Counties. Admission to this facility is also handled through your county of residence’s Crisis Services Program.
Dodge County: During business hours please call (920) 386-4094 or after hours call Northwest Connections at (888)552-6642
Columbia County: (888) 552-6642
Marquette County: (888) 552-6642
Green Lake County: During business hours please call (920)294-4070 (ask for a Behavioral Health Intake Worker) or after hours call (920) 294-4000 (ask for a Crisis Worker)
Fond du Lac County: (920) 929-3535
Supportive Independent Living
Elevate also provides independent living support for adults with mental health issues in Washington and Sheboygan Counties. Services are designed to support clients in achieving their goals in an independent living environment. We work with clients to help them live independently and with a quality of life that they deserve.
Substance use disorder family Support
Elevate offers a family support group facilitated by a trained professional who provides education to help individuals and families understand the disease of addiction, and how best to help their loved one—while reclaiming their own quality of life. Participants share their stories to help and encourage others, while learning coping and communication skills to deal with the effects an addict’s actions can have on others. They come to understand that they are not to blame for their loved one’s substance abuse and they receive support as they learn to let go of their loved one’s addiction.
Elevate’s Family Education Program is free and open to the public. The program offers a “drop in” approach so you can attend as needed or based upon your schedule. Group sessions are held every week.
Choose from one of these weekly meeting times or locations:
Elevate, Inc
N169W21005 Meadow Lane, Jackson, WI. 53037
Wednesdays
5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
262-677-2216
OR
Holy Angels Church
138 N. 8th Street, West Bend, WI. 53095
Group held in the Mission Room in the lower level of the Church.
Enter via the carport entrance off the main parking lot.
Wednesdays
10 a.m. to noon
262-677-2216
Please contact Elevate for more information or to check if a group may have been cancelled for weather or illness. Pre-registration is encouraged but not required! Call 262-677-2216.
“We had heard about Elevate’s support group but we didn’t know anyone there so it took a while for us to take that first step and attend a meeting. From the moment we walked in the door and heard the stories, we knew we were in the right place.”
Peer Support
Elevate implements a Peer Support Program based on the WRAP® model. It is an evidenced-based model developed by the Copeland Center in Vermont.
The WRAP® model utilizes a Peer Support Specialist who will meet one-on-one with individuals struggling with mental illness or substance use or in a group setting. Peer Support Specialists have lived experience in either area, and, are also trained to support individuals dealing with behavioral health issues.
Participants learn to recognize their triggers, develop coping skills to respond to the triggers, as well as how to form a support community.
WRAP® helps people decrease and prevent intrusive or troubling feelings and behaviors; increase personal empowerment; improve quality of life; and achieve their own life goals and dreams. Working with a WRAP® can help individuals to monitor uncomfortable and distressing feelings and behaviors and, through planned responses, reduce, modify, or eliminate those feelings. A person’s WRAP® is a tool that can be used for a lifetime.
If you would like to be contacted by our Peer Support Specialist, please complete this form.
Peer Support Group
Elevate also offers WRAP(PED) in Hope, a Support Group which is held weekly on Tuesdays from 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the West Bend Office, 1626 Clarence Court, West Bend, WI 53095.
For more information about one-on-one peer support or the WRAP(PED) in Hope Support Group, please call 262-665-9288 or262-423-7079 or email Jody Wheaton
Other Resources
In addition, while Elevate does not provide treatment services for individuals struggling with alcohol and other drug abuse issues, we have listed various resources including treatment facilities and support groups on the resource page of this website. If you need further assistance in locating additional resources, please do not hesitate to contact us directly at 262-677-2216.