Wisconsin Women-Specific Substance Abuse Treatment Centers and Services

Looking for a women-specific treatment center?

Let the WWEN Project help you find the treatment center right for you. In March 2004, WWEN revised and updated their Wisconsin women-specific treatment center and services directory. For a general nationwide directory see below.

How do I get the directory?

1. Download a copy of the directory as a PDF document, (if necessary, go to Adobe Acrobat Downloads, to get your free copy of Acrobat Reader.)
2. Link to the directory page and browse the treatment center information online. A hard copy of the directory can be printed from this page.
3. Have a hard copy of the directory mailed to you. To do this, contact Chris Dunleavy at cdunleavy@dcs.wisc.edu (or call 608-265-4267).

Who is this directory for?

• Women-specific treatment providers such as nurses, family counselors, health and human services providers, domestic violence services providers, mental health providers, maternal and child health workers.
• Family member looking for a women-specific treatment center for a female family member.
• A woman looking for a treatment center for herself.
• Anyone interested in women, addiction and co-occurring disorders and is looking for a women-specific treatment center in Wisconsin.

What’s in the directory?

• Each treatment center's name, address, telephone number, fax number, web site and e-mail.
• A short description of services offered, average stay and payment eligibility for each center.

How do I find information in the directory?

• Information is listed according to regions in Wisconsin and alphabetized therein.
• The directory contains an easy-to-use table of contents.
• Use the Acrobat Reader search tool, if you download the directory.

Who should I contact for information?

• Treatment center questions can be directed to each specific center.
• Questions regarding the WWEN Project or the directory itself can be directed to WWEN Project Staff. See the "meet us" page for contact information.

Sponsored by:

Wisconsin Women’s Education Network on Addiction, Recovery & Prevention
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Professional Development and Applied Studies.
BMSAS (Bureau of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Department of Health and Family Services) Immediate questions?

E-mail Chris Dunleavy at cdunleavy@dcs.wisc.edu (or call 608-265-4267).

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