We Help You, So You Can Help Others.

Join Us and We Grow Together! NO SPLITS!

We are not a clinic group. We don't control you, ever.

We show you how to use telehealth and efficient office usage, providing you with much higher income. NO SPLITS. NADA. We simply charge annual dues of $100 per counselor or prescriber.

We coach you on multi-state licensing.

We get you involved with ALMA and Headway, which gives you much higher rates on commercial insurance with UHC, Aetna, Cigna and Anthem.

For other insurance, our billing company, Therathink, offers a discount for members.

We will set you up with a credentialing company and advise you on how to slowly build your credentials, while other members help you.

Many clinics don't take Medicaid (Forward Heath/Badgercare). We want to change that.

We hope licensed counselors with the required number of years to supervise are interested in helping counselors in training to develop into the profession. The arrangements made for compensation with training counselors are between the licensed counselor and the person being mentored.

Wisconsin Mental Health Alliance, Inc.

632 Clark Street

Medford, WI 54451

(262)-239-7511
email: Drprobst@wmhawi.com

Facts About
Wisconsin's Mental Health

According to a recent federal report concerning mental health needs and the percentage of need met, the numbers were a quite concerning. Some other states showed much worse but Wisconsin's percentage was still unacceptable.

According to SAHMSA, a federal agency that tracks information on substance abuse and mental health disorders, Wisconsin is only meeting 34% of the need. There is a shortage of counselors.

States with high migration from other states fare worse, such as Arizona, only meeting 13%. However, 34% is simply not good enough.

This is why we organized to provide more access to the people who struggle with income and insurance issues. There needs to be more of an emphasis on mental health treatment and substance use issues in Wisconsin continue to climb.

Most of the counties in Wisconsin are listed among the highest for binge drinking in the nation. Alcohol continues to be a significant part of the state's culture and treatment options are growing, but still limited.

Suicidal ideation among teens and young adults is on the rise. Young people feel somewhat hopeless in today's society, given political rancor and monetary problems, such as affordability of housing and food.

Medication providers are in very short supply, with people waiting six months or more to see a prescriber. Hospital emergency room visits are sometimes the only option for a person in desperation. This is unacceptable.

We encourage interested people of all ages to seek the appropriate education to join us in our effort to save lives and rebuild hope and self-worth with a rising number of people who are emotionally hobbled by anxiety and subsequent depression. We welcome you to our effort, as we work to correct the lack of counseling and medication resources in our state.

Facts About Wisconsin's Mental Health

Facts About
Wisconsin's Mental Health