Rogers Behavioral Health's Nashotah Center for Dialectical Behavior Therapy provides specialized residential care for adolescents and teens aged 12-18 struggling with mental health challenges. Located within the Oconomowoc treatment campus, the 16-bed facility sits on 50 acres of serene wooded lakeside property in Wisconsin. The center offers intensive treatment for conditions including eating disorders, depression, anxiety, mood and personality disorders, self-harm, and emotional regulation difficulties. The name "Nashotah," meaning "twin" in the local Potawatomi language, reflects the dual, conflicting thoughts many residents experience. The program's core approach centers on dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), which helps young people accept their current situation while working toward healthy change. This evidence-based method has proven effective in improving personal safety and relationships. Residents experience a comprehensive treatment plan that combines DBT with experiential therapies like art, music, dance, pet therapy, and horticultural activities. The program also incorporates recreational components such as yoga, paddleboarding, and a ropes challenge course. Family involvement and spiritual care round out the holistic approach. The facility provides a nurturing environment with semi-private rooms, soothing décor, comfortable lounge areas, and group therapy spaces. Outdoor amenities include walking trails, gardens, and a labyrinth that complement the therapeutic experience. This thoughtfully designed setting supports Rogers' commitment to personalized care that addresses each teen's unique needs in their journey toward emotional regulation and mental wellness.