Jackie Nitschke Center

Jackie Nitschke Center The Jackie Nitschke Center serves adults & families facing the struggles of drug/alcohol addiction.

The Jackie Nitschke Center has been serving adults and families facing the struggles of substance addiction and mental health challenges since 1973. We provide life-saving hope, healing, and recovery to create stronger families and healthier communities. We believe that addiction is a complex medical disease and finding the right treatment is the first step towards disease management. Our evidence-based treatment is personalized to meet each client's needs and goals through a variety of therapeutic approaches in a respectful and compassionate manner in our home-like atmosphere. Since no two people are alike, no two treatment experiences are alike. We believe that life-long recovery is possible with the right treatment approach, our low client-to-counselor ratio and continuing care. Continuum of Care Includes:
- Residential Treatment
- Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)
- Outpatient / Aftercare
- Individual Therapy Sessions
- Couples / Family Sessions
- Family Education & Recovery Program
- Jackie Nitschke Center Recovery Housing
- Jackie Nitschke Center Alumni Group

Please contact us at 920-435-2093 for additional information.

The holiday season is a time of reflection and giving. This year please consider supporting the Jackie Nitschke Center t...
11/13/2025

The holiday season is a time of reflection and giving. This year please consider supporting the Jackie Nitschke Center through the purchase of an item from our Amazon Wishlist. Together we can ensure that every person walking through our doors this winter is reminded that they are valued, cared for, and capable of recovery.

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We are honored to be selected by the Basic Needs Giving Partnership as a recipient of their 2025 Technical Assistance Gr...
11/04/2025

We are honored to be selected by the Basic Needs Giving Partnership as a recipient of their 2025 Technical Assistance Grant!

This support will help the Jackie Nitschke Center strengthen our internal capacity as we continue our mission of providing compassionate, effective treatment for those affected by substance use and mental health challenges.

Thank you to the Basic Needs Giving Partnership for investing in organizations that are working to build healthier, more resilient communities across Northeast Wisconsin.

Each October, National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month reminds us of the importance of recognizing and addr...
10/25/2025

Each October, National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month reminds us of the importance of recognizing and addressing mental health challenges early. Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions in the United States, impacting millions of people of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life. Yet too often, it goes undiagnosed and untreated, leaving individuals to struggle in silence.

Early detection can make all the difference. Screenings are a simple, effective way to identify symptoms and connect people with the care they need before problems become more severe. Just as we check our blood pressure or cholesterol to maintain physical health, taking time to screen for mental health concerns is an essential step in protecting our emotional well-being.

At the Jackie Nitschke Center, we understand how deeply intertwined mental health and substance use disorders can be. Many of our clients come to us seeking help for addiction and discover that underlying depression, anxiety, or trauma has played a powerful role in their struggles. By identifying and addressing these co-occurring conditions, we can help each person begin to heal as a whole, mind, body, and spirit.

That’s why we screen every client for depression and other mental health diagnoses as part of our comprehensive treatment approach. We believe that true recovery requires understanding the full picture of each person’s mental and emotional health. This commitment ensures that every individual who walks through our doors receives the support, compassion, and care they deserve.

At the Jackie Nitschke Center, we’re doing our part to make sure no one has to face depression or recovery alone.

Had a great time learning and connecting at the Annual Mental Health & Substance Use Recovery Conference!
10/17/2025

Had a great time learning and connecting at the Annual Mental Health & Substance Use Recovery Conference!

After months of planning and work, Leadership Green Bay Team #6 completed their goal of creating an outdoor patio area ...
10/13/2025

After months of planning and work, Leadership Green Bay Team #6 completed their goal of creating an outdoor patio area behind the Sandy Fabry Recovery Home. This space provides clients and their loved ones a place to gather, connect, and enjoy the great outdoors. Thank you, Team #6, for your hard work and dedication in creating this beautiful space on the Jackie Nitschke Center campus.

🥳Celebrating National Recovery Month🥳Each September, communities across the nation come together to observe National Rec...
09/26/2025

🥳Celebrating National Recovery Month🥳

Each September, communities across the nation come together to observe National Recovery Month—a time to celebrate the millions of Americans who are in recovery from substance use and mental health disorders. Recovery Month began in 1989 as a national observance by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). What started as a small awareness campaign has grown into a powerful movement, honoring the courage of individuals in recovery, the dedication of treatment providers, and the support of families and communities who walk alongside them.

The theme of Recovery Month is simple yet powerful: recovery is possible. It reminds us that with the right support, treatment, and resources, individuals can and do lead healthy, fulfilling lives. It also provides an opportunity to shine a light on the stigma that still surrounds addiction and mental health challenges—replacing judgment with compassion and understanding.

At the Jackie Nitschke Center, we see the hope and healing that recovery brings every single day. Recovery is not just about breaking free from substance use, but about reclaiming purpose, restoring relationships, and creating brighter futures. When our community comes together to celebrate recovery, it affirms that no one has to walk this journey alone.

At JNC, we are proud to celebrate National Recovery Month—not only as a reminder of the progress made, but as an ongoing call to action. Together, we can create a community where recovery is always possible and always supported.

A big thank you to everyone who joined us at the “Be a Mentally Healthy Leader: 4 Ways to Conquer Burnout” keynote with ...
09/24/2025

A big thank you to everyone who joined us at the “Be a Mentally Healthy Leader: 4 Ways to Conquer Burnout” keynote with Steve Baue!

We are grateful to Steve for sharing practical strategies to build resilience and to our sponsor, Schuchart Law Offices, LLC, for making this event possible. Together, we are building healthier leaders, stronger families, and more resilient communities. 💙

Proceeds from the event benefited the Jackie Nitschke Center, supporting hope, healing, and recovery for those impacted by substance use and mental health challenges.

A big JNC Thank You to Schuchart Law Offices, LLC for sponsoring the Be a Mentally Healthy Leader Breakfast coming up on...
09/12/2025

A big JNC Thank You to Schuchart Law Offices, LLC for sponsoring the Be a Mentally Healthy Leader Breakfast coming up on September 23rd. Tickets are still available. Click the link to register before it's too late!

💜 September is Recovery MonthAt the Jackie Nitschke Center, we believe progress is never lost. Recovery is not always a ...
09/03/2025

💜 September is Recovery Month

At the Jackie Nitschke Center, we believe progress is never lost. Recovery is not always a straight line. Every step matters, whether it’s big or small; each one brings us closer to healing.

This month, we celebrate the courage it takes to begin again and the hope that keeps recovery real. 💜

💜 September is Recovery Month.At the Jackie Nitschke Center, we know that recovery is real. Hope is built one gentle ste...
09/02/2025

💜 September is Recovery Month.

At the Jackie Nitschke Center, we know that recovery is real. Hope is built one gentle step at a time, and every step forward is worth celebrating.

This month, we honor the courage of those walking the recovery journey and the community that surrounds them with support and compassion.

TOMORROW!!! Stop by the Festival Foods on University from 8-5 to grab some tasty brats and support the JNC Alumni!!!
08/22/2025

TOMORROW!!! Stop by the Festival Foods on University from 8-5 to grab some tasty brats and support the JNC Alumni!!!

Stop by tomorrow at the Festival Foods on University from 8-5 to grab some tasty brats and support the JNC Alumni!!!
08/22/2025

Stop by tomorrow at the Festival Foods on University from 8-5 to grab some tasty brats and support the JNC Alumni!!!

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Green Bay, WI
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The Jackie Nitschke Center has been helping and leading others to build better lives and a stronger community for nearly 50 years. We provide assessment, treatment, support and education to adults and families struggling with substance use disorders.

We offer a complete continuum of care including 28 day residential treatment, 6 week intensive outpatient treatment, 16 week aftercare, ongoing Alumni Group and Recovery Homes. We offer the only medically monitored treatment service in Brown County and one of five medically monitored treatment services that provide co-occurring mental health treatment in WI. Please contact us at 920-435-2093 for additional information.