I cannot recommend the MHAR program enough. Dr. Logan is truly one of the most down-to-earth and compassionate people I have ever worked with. After struggling with different medications and feeling discouraged, they patiently guided me through the process, and for the first time, I finally feel like the right medication plan is in place. Amber was also hands down one of the best therapists I've ever bet met. Her ability to listen, connect, and truly understand what I was going through made all the difference. Im finally able to wake up day after day to a life worth living and I cannot thank either of them enough for that.

This place is horrible. The security in this place is awful. It left me traumatized and I would not recommend

I have been a patient at rogers twice, once in 2021 and one in 2023/2024. Rogers did not only save my life, but Rogers gave me my life back. I will forever be grateful for the staff who I still think about to this day.

I agree with some of the other reviews. Horrible place. My son was out patient in Kenosha program for about 2 months. Their treatment plan for anxiety is to push meds and even when a parent states repeatedly that they do not want their kid on meds. They said coping skills weren’t working after a week into the program and went right back to med pushing. I also think they have too many kids in the program. My son said he wouldn’t get to talk to the therapist that much. One time she went two weeks without meeting with him. What really showed me I’d never send my kid back there was when I tried to pick him up early because his Dr. referred I should bring him to the ER for medical concerns I had with him and the receptionist tried telling me I couldn’t pick him up. Beyond ridiculous. I did eventually get to pick him up early but had to talk to the therapist and the nurse had to check him over first even though his Dr. said to take him.

Discharged in August. So three months ago. Originally I wanted to write a review right after I left, but I decided to wait a little while, and now I think it's the perfect time to finally write a review about this place. I was skeptical at first. Although my experience inpatient, at another Rogers facility prior, was pleasant, I wouldn't say it helped me too much. Mainly because, to make a very long story very short, the reason why I was sent there in the first place had less to do with mental health and more so to do with a toxic home environment. Something that a therapist can't directly do much about since it's entirely out of their and my control. So when I was transferred to here for outpatient, I thought it was more or less going to be just as helpful, that being not a whole lot. Except I was wrong. I had DJ as my therapist and my god. This man literally changed my entire outlook on life. A true homie (with a cool ass name). He taught me that although I couldn't fully control what was going on at home, I could try to have control of what little I could and thus cherish those things I do have control over. Trying to make the best and have hope in what was a shitty and seemingly completely hopeless situation. He taught me how to have better control of my emotions and made me realize that writing down my thoughts and emotions really helps (he inspired me to do more writing in general, even emailed him and Courtney a story I wrote for fun right before I discharged). He taught me how to look at the world in a much different light. Not in shades of black and white, but in shades of gray. And since then? My life has felt a lot less miserable. Of course, it wasn't just DJ that made this place great, but also the other staff and the friends that I made there. They were all so lovable and made the whole place a lot less boring, since the group lessons did get a bit tedious and repetitive at a certain point. Never before had I been a place that brought me so much comfort. I still miss this place and the friends I made there. I'm currently in a more mentally better place now. Things aren't perfect of course. I still struggle with some things and that hopelessness and negativity still pops up every now and then, but I'm still fighting. I've been visiting another therapist and she is just as amazing as DJ was when it comes to helping me find hope in life. One thing that I will always remember DJ saying to me is that he stated his job wasn't to help me, but to guide me. And the path he guided me onto? As long as I stay on it, it's looking pretty good. Sincerely, Past Patient Weed Destroyer

1 year later and I still use the skills they taught me all the time. The PHP was 6 weeks / 5 days a week. It was intense some times, but ask yourself, what is it worth to have a life where you can handle the challenges thrown at you? Just remember, you get out of the program what you put in it. You have to do the work. Your mental health team is just there to guide you. (My team was Bri, Chelsey & Desi) Thank you!

I discharged recently, it was on july 2nd of 2024. Everyone was so sweet there, im 14. I had a really great experience and i really enjoyed talking to Courtney and DJ, Desi was really sweet aswell. But ive been needing to talk to someone recently and i wanna talk to Courtney, i do know that i can email them in the 90 day limit but i have no idea what any of their emails are or how to find them. So i feel as if i'll never be able to speak to them again which really makes me sad because after i left, some stuff has happened and i wanna talk to someone. I had really strong emotional attachments to a lot of the counselors, i'll miss them.

Staff is helpful and attentive. Program was helpful. Definitely recommend Rogers to those seeking help for mental health or addiction issues.