Fond du Lac County Department of Human Services - Clinical Services Division in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin provides crisis intervention services, outpatient services, inpatient psychiatric care, and substance use disorder treatment for Fond du Lac County residents. The division offers crisis counseling, psychiatric hospitalization, emergency referral services, assessment, brief intervention, walk-in services, phone support, counseling services, psychotherapy, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, nursing support, Operating While Intoxicated assessments, and underage drinking assessments. Crisis Intervention services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with walk-in service available at 459 East 1st Street in Fond du Lac.
Care at Fond du Lac County Department of Human Services - Clinical Services Division includes mental health services, substance use disorder treatment, outreach services, referral services, and a co-response model involving mobile crisis workers and law enforcement. The program supports people experiencing severe and persistent mental illness, depression, debilitating alcohol or drug abuse, suicidal thoughts, hallucinations, delusions, paranoia, and other mental health crises. Services are designed to provide assessment, support, brief intervention, safety-focused response, community linkage, and continued support throughout each person’s mental health and recovery journey.
Monday: Open 24 hours,
Tuesday: Open 24 hours,
Wednesday: Open 24 hours,
Thursday: Open 24 hours,
Friday: Open 24 hours,
Saturday: Open 24 hours,
Sunday: Open 24 hours
It's been over a year since my stay at the Blaindine House. I recommend this over any other rehab facility in the state. THE STAFF is amazing!! There will always be a place in my heart for the staff and board members. Im still clean and respectfully wish everyone going through addiction the best luck in your journey!
I go here for my VA Community Care Consult for Holistic Healthcare: Massage Therapy. I am a patient under the care of the very excellent Hayley, LMT. As only one therapist is available, scheduling adequate appointments is insufficient and scarce. I would recommend employing a second therapist to provide additional availability.