GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Northeast Wisconsin Community Clinic (NEW) cut the ribbon on its newest behavioral health location in Green Bay on Tuesday morning.
The NEW Community Clinic now has a spot for behavioral health at 424 South Monroe Avenue in Green Bay, providing in-depth care for people at least four years old.
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The providers at this new location, according to the NEW Community Clinic website, are all trained in various forms of mental health care at all ages, from children to teens to adults.
The central issues vary:
- Anxiety
- Cognitive decline
- Grief
- Anger
- Attention issues
- Stress
The services vary from outpatient therapy, couples/family therapy and psychiatric medication management. This marks the third NEW Community Clinic designed to focus on mental health.
In a release following the ribbon cutting, Dr. Katie Patterson, NEW Community Clinic’s behavioral health director, expressed her excitement for the new clinic and what it means.
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“This is an exciting day for the community as we expand the ability to provide services to those with limited or no access to the support they need,” Dr. Patterson said via the release. “Our approach is client-centered, and we aim to meet people where they are and share the tools they need to heal and improve their health and wellbeing.”
More information is available on the NEW Community Clinic website.
