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 Are Things Not Quite Right in Your Life?
Facing problems personally, in your family or in your dealings with others?
Catholic Charities can help.
Through our five full-time and three outreach offices Catholic Charities offers counseling services for children, adolescents, adults, couples and families who are having problems in their lives.
Our Master’s level, licensed clinicians provide a wide array of services in prevention, education and treatment. Catholic Charities provides these services regardless of religious affiliation or culture.
We offer a sliding fee scale for uninsured persons and those with financial difficulties.
We Can Help You Find Solutions
Our clinicians are skilled in:
- Marital and Family Issues
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Abuse
- Anger Management
- Grief/Loss
- Trauma
- Caregiver Support
- Critical Incident Debriefing
- Addictions
How We Help
Our clinicians offer support and guidance through a variety of treatment options, based on individual needs, to help our clients sort out their personal issues. These include:
- Individual Therapy
- Couples Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Educational Groups
- Consultation
All our counseling services are offered in a confidential, supportive and non-threatening setting.
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Dealing with Domestic Violence
In addition to individual and family counseling, Catholic Charities offers multiple groups for men and women who struggle with domestic violence and who have abused others. These groups focus on learning non-violence ways to deal with conflict. Sessions are offered on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Catholic Charities’ two-phased program for men arrested for domestic violence is dedicated to raising awareness of the issue of domestic violence and helping to end this cycle of abuse in a way that respects the needs of each person.
Our trained and accredited counselors at our offices in Green Bay and Marinette offer an affordable program dedicated to ending abuse by addressing individual needs.
In addition, we offer:
- A fact sheet to separate the myths and facts about abuse
- A chart showing the impacts of abuse on the victim, the abuser and children
- A simple quiz that lets you see if you are an abuser.
Read more about our Domestic Violence program, including the fact sheet, chart and quiz
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Other Services
Catholic Charities’ Mental Health Services Program also offers a Speakers’ Bureau for presentations and workshops on a variety of mental health issues.
Information on Other Services
Other services Catholic Charities offers include:
- Helping Children Cope with Separation and Divorce (Assists parents and their children who are having problems. Includes details on services, as well as list of common behaviors after divorce or separation, tips on how to respond and how not to respond to a child’s normal reactions to separation and divorce, warning signs that may indicate a need for increased parental support or professional intervention)
- Psychotherapy for Children (Page provides more information, including answers to common questions about psychotherapy with children)
- Post-Abortion Healing/Project Rachel (For women and men who are feeling loss, grief, guilt or worthlessness because of an abortion. Project Rachel helps relieve the emotional and spiritual problems that may not surface until years later. For more information on how Project Rachel can help the woman who undergoes an abortion, the father of the unborn baby, the grandparents, relatives, friends, and even medical personnel)
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Licensed and Accredited
 Catholic Charities is nationally accredited by the Council of Services for Family and Children, is a state certified mental health clinic, and is licensed by the State of Wisconsin as a child welfare agency.
Counseling, Child Welfare, Budget Counseling, Hispanic Outreach, and Immigration Services are accredited by the Council of Accreditation (COA). Accreditation from the Council on Accreditation for Family and Children’s Agencies ensures that Catholic Charities operates under the highest professional standards and best practices in the nation.
What is COA?
COA accredits organizations delivering child and family, behavioral healthcare, consumer credit counseling, and/or community support and education services. The accreditation process includes self-study and onsite reviews. Through accreditation, Catholic Charities is recognized for providing quality services that comply with nationally recognized best practice standards.
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Costs and Payment Options
Costs of Catholic Charities services are supported by the Bishop's Appeal, governmental contracts, United Way contributions, grants, bequests, donations and fees. Any service fees charged to clients are based on ability to pay; some services are covered by insurance.
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Ready to Serve You
Catholic Charities has five full-time offices, in Green Bay, the Fox Cities, Oshkosh, Marinette and Oshkosh, and three outreach offices, in Sturgeon Bay, Waupaca and Wautoma. Most counseling offices are open weekdays and evenings by appointment.
For a list of our conveniently located offices to set up an appointment.
For additional information contact Catholic Charities at:
The Green Bay Diocese
(920) 272-8234
Toll-free: 1-877-500-3580 ext. 8234
E-mail
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(Catholic Charities main page)
(Family/Marriage/Relationships page)
(Catholic Diocese of Green Bay home page)
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