Mental Health Services

If you are interested in CCS services through MILC, please complete the form or contact Morgan Potter at mpotter@milc-inc.org:

CCS Referral Form

MILC staffs three recovery centers in Portage and Wood Counties. Our Recovery Centers are for adults experiencing mental and/or AODA issues.  On-site peers are available to share their experiences and recovery processes to help support recovery for participants.  MILC staff and volunteers assist participants in setting and achieving goals and assisting participants to develop meaningful relationships and support systems.  The following are examples of activities available at our Recovery Centers:

Community Skills Development:

Independent living skills development, community resources, social skills and community involvement, money management skills training, and transportation training.

Employment Related Skills:

Identifying barriers, job searching, benefits counseling, assistance completing job applications, and interviewing skills development.

Illness Management and Recovery Education:

Illness management, recovery education, managing medication, self-advocacy, and support system development.

Activities:

Support groups, cooking, art, gardening, movies, games, special projects, social networking, education, volunteer opportunities.

MILC provides peer support services for youth who receive CCS services. Youth peer support services are to address the psychosocial needs of youth with mental health and/or substance use challenges. We provide opportunities for youth to receive psychoeducation, peer support, individual skill development building, participation in support groups, and access to socialization and recreational activities.