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Medford, WI

Cancer Transitions

Cancer Support Community East Tennessee

Cancer Transitions in Medford, WI, is dedicated to supporting all cancer survivors who have completed their treatment, particularly those within the last 24 months, while remaining open to individuals at any stage of their survivorship. Our evidence-based program offers vital resources including nutritional guidance, customized exercise plans, emotional health education, and comprehensive medical management support. Through our compassionate approach, we empower cancer survivors to navigate their journey towards wellness with the knowledge and tools necessary for a healthier, fulfilling life.

Medford, WI

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in Medford, WI offers compassionate and accessible meal support for individuals aged 16 and over who are navigating the challenges of eating disorder recovery. Our program provides a safe, supportive environment through live, virtual group meals that take place four times a day, including two lunch and two dinner sessions. Participants can join as often as needed, with sessions facilitated by dedicated nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program working towards their CNS certification. While we are here to offer essential meal support, please note that we are not a crisis intervention service. For urgent assistance, we encourage individuals to reach out to crisis support services.

Medford, WI

Intravenous and Tube Feeding Support

The Oley Foundation

The Oley Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals in Medford, WI, who rely on home intravenous nutrition (parenteral) and tube feeding (enteral). Through our commitment to education, advocacy, and community support, we provide essential resources for patients, families, healthcare professionals, and industry partners. Our complimentary membership offers valuable benefits, including LifelineLetter, a bi-monthly newsletter filled with medical insights and personal stories, along with access to support groups, outreach programs, and our Information Clearinghouse. Members can utilize our toll-free hotline, online education, and a comprehensive library of videos and materials. We also facilitate consumer networking through online forums and connections with seasoned caregivers. Additionally, our Equipment/Supply Exchange program enables patients to receive free supplies and equipment donated by fellow members. Join us in fostering a supportive community that empowers individuals living with nutritional dependence, ensuring that no one has to navigate their journey alone.

Medford, WI

New Vision Wilderness Medford Wisconsin

Located in Wisconsin's picturesque Northwoods, New Vision Wilderness offers an innovative 80-day outdoor behavioral health program for adolescents and teens affected by trauma, ADHD, anxiety, and depression. This trauma-responsive therapy program uniquely combines wilderness experiences with clinical treatment and canine therapy to foster healing and growth. Students live in private tents and follow a nomadic lifestyle, changing camp locations weekly while participating in activities such as backpacking, mountaineering, white water rafting, and seasonal options like winter dog sledding. Treatment groups are gender-specific with a maximum of eight participants, ensuring personalized attention within a supportive community. A distinguishing feature of New Vision is its integration of canine therapy, where therapy dogs live alongside teens throughout their recovery journey. The program's clinical approach focuses on addressing attachment and adoption challenges, developmental trauma, and emotional regulation through specialized modalities including brainspotting therapy. Licensed therapists conduct multiple individual and group sessions twice weekly, with significant family involvement integrated into the treatment process. Academic continuity is maintained through Cognia-accredited coursework that blends seamlessly with therapeutic activities, allowing students to earn credits while healing. Rather than interrupting group experiences for traditional classroom time, New Vision weaves educational components into daily experiences, with opportunities for independent reflection that complement the therapeutic process.