Mental Health Services

Certified Peer Specialists draw from their own mental health or substance use experiences to empower others facing similar struggles.

Support group members sit in a circle listening while one person speaks.

Peer Support, Mental Health, AODA Recovery

Find Support on Your Road to Recovery

Recovery happens best when people choose their own path forward, building on their unique strengths and abilities.

Our community-based approach focuses on building genuine connections with others who share similar experiences. Working alongside Certified Peer Specialists and fellow community members helps create a network of support and belonging.

This supportive, non-clinical environment (where participation is always voluntary) empowers people to develop meaningful relationships and find hope in their journey toward wellness and a fulfilling life.

Mental Health Services

We’re Here to Help

MILC staffs three recovery centers in Portage and Wood counties. Our Recovery Centers are for adults experiencing mental and/or AODA struggles. On-site peers are available to share their experiences and recovery processes to help support recovery for participants.

We do not diagnose or treat conditions and do not manage medication.

Types of Support Available

  • Wellness and recovery support groups
  • Daily living skills enhancement
  • Community gardening
  • Mutual peer support
  • Member support groups
  • Cognitive skills training
  • Health and wellness enhancement
  • 1 on 1 peer support

Independent Living Skills

We support you in building practical life skills — from managing money and navigating transportation to connecting with community resources and developing social skills.

Employment Skills

We help you navigate employment through interview skills development, assistance completing job applications, understanding benefits, and identifying strategies to overcome barriers.

Community Engagement

Connect and grow through engaging activities like cooking, art, gardening, and support groups. Take part in volunteer and educational opportunities.

Recovery Center Locations

Resources, Opportunities, Choices & Connections (ROCC Point)

2040 Jefferson Street
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Get Directions
Monday – Friday
10:30am – 3:30pm
715-544-0455

715-344-4210

March ROCC Calendar

A Better Way (ABW)

205 S. Cherry Street
Marshfield, WI 54449
Get Directions
Open 3 days/week (varies, check calendar)
10:00am – 2:00pm
715-207-6622

715-344-4210

March ABW Calendar

River Cities Clubhouse (RCC)

United Methodist Church
414 Garfield Street
Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494
Get Directions
Monday – Friday
10:00am – 2:00pm
715-424-4115

715-344-4210

March RCC Calendar

Testimonial

I come to the clubhouse for the activities and the outings, and because the people are not judgmental.

M.H.

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I like hearing other people’s opinions and stories on things so I find our discussions helpful.

J.S.

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I come to the clubhouse because I appreciate the diversity of people and everyone’s experiences add to my own.

J.A.

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I come to the clubhouse because I know people are there for me when I have a bad day and it keeps me from isolating myself at home when I’m struggling.

J.S.

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You know what I like about the clubhouse? It’s the people that I met since coming here, and they’re all friendly… so the clubhouse is a good thing I like coming to.

W.S.

Community Peer Support

MILC provides 1:1 peer support services for youth and adults who receive Comprehensive Community Services (CCS).

Community peer support services address the psychosocial needs of youth and adults with mental health and/or substance use challenges. We provide opportunities to receive psychoeducation, peer support, individual skill development, participation in support groups, and access to socialization and recreational activities.

CCS Referral Form
A teenage girl sits in a chair across from a therapist, discussing issues.