St Mary's Rehabilitation Services

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The most effective treatment often includes the active participation of other family members in treatment. This is especially true for children and adolescents. We also stress the importance of collaborating with your primary care physician or other medical providers regarding your behavioral health treatment. Other key people who may be invited into the treatment process for children include teachers and school counselors.

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Phone: (262) 284-2261

Address: 1317 W Grand Ave Ste 5, Port Washington, WI 53074

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St Mary's Rehabilitation Services

General Practitioners

Primary Care
The most effective treatment often includes the active participation of other family members in treatment. This is especially true for children and adolescents. We also stress the importance of collaborating with your primary care physician or other medical providers regarding your behavioral health treatment. Other key people who may be invited into the treatment process for children include teachers and school counselors.
Emergency Care
Julie Wilson is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who graduated with her Master of Arts degree in Clinical Psychology from Cardinal Stritch University in 2009. Ms. Wilson has previous clinical experience since 2012 working in inpatient psychiatric, emergency department, partial hospital and outpatient settings. She has experience evaluating and treating children, adolescents, and adults and has experience evaluating and treating anxiety, depression/mood disorders, eating disorders, behavioral problems, and addictions. Her holistic approach involves empowering children and families to use their strengths and resources to grow, heal, develop healthy coping strategies, and improve communication.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Madeleine Goldin is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who graduated with her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee in 2014. Ms. Goldin works primarily with older children, teens, and young adults and has experience evaluating and treating anxiety, depression/mood disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), behavioral problems, and trauma. Her approach is to empower children and families to use their strengths and resources to grow, heal, develop healthy coping strategies, and improve communication. Additionally, her goal is to work with families to minimize barriers and to achieve lasting improvement and developing the skills necessary to face stressors and life’s challenges in effective ways.
Depression
Mental Health
Ms. Emberson has worked primarily with adults, older adults, and adolescents on issues of mental health that may be impacting one’s ability to function in day to day life such as: depression, anxiety, other mood and thought disorders, suicidality (for individuals as well as those bereaved from suicide losses), interpersonal violence, topics surrounding race and culture, hoarding (both individuals affected and their loved ones), criminal justice system-involvement, and trauma (individual, intergenerational, and community).
Behavioral Health
Treatment begins with a phone call to our clinic at 262-284-5789. Our receptionists will obtain demographic and insurance information and obtain a brief description about your problem in order to best match you with one of our clinical staff. You may also request to speak with one of our psychotherapy staff who can respond to additional questions about treatment. After the initial appointment is scheduled, our receptionists will verify your insurance benefits and obtain prior authorization for treatment if this is necessary. We also encourage new clients to check their own benefits to insure that you understand what services are covered and whether you have any deductibles or co-payments for behavioral health services.
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