The Jackie Nitschke Center has been serving individuals and families affected by addiction and mental health issues since 1973. Located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, it stands as one of the few facilities in Brown County offering treatment for co-occurring mental health conditions alongside substance use disorders. The center's approach is rooted in evidence-based practices, with personalized treatment plans designed to address the underlying causes of addiction. Their core offering is a 28-day residential program where clients participate in individual counseling and behavioral therapies that tackle trauma, addiction-related denial, shame, and guilt. Group therapy sessions focus on rebuilding self-worth, developing healthy coping strategies, and fostering meaningful connections with others. For those who have completed residential treatment or require a flexible treatment option, the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) provides continued support while allowing clients to maintain their daily responsibilities. Sessions occur three times weekly, offering deeper individualized care. The center places significant emphasis on family healing as an integral component of recovery. Their specialized family program helps loved ones establish healthy boundaries, improve communication, and rebuild trust. Additionally, a dedicated couples program focuses on restoring relationships through honest dialogue and tailored therapy approaches. The recovery house provides a peaceful, distraction-free environment conducive to healing. While the program is private pay, the Jackie Nitschke Center offers scholarships and financial assistance to eligible clients, making treatment more accessible to those in need.