Residential Living & Treatment
Residential Treatment is provided for longer-term recovery, offering structured living with therapy and life skills in a home like setting, less medically intense but more supportive than outpatient care - often following detox.
Gundersen Behavioral Health: Unity House
Unity houses are in-patient chemical dependency treatment programs for men and women, ages 18+.
Click here or call (608) 775-8689 for more information.
Providing crisis assessment, recovery, and empowerment in an 8-bed house for adult, residential treatment.
Call Mobile Crisis for more information (608) 784-HELP.
The CARE Center
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and support to help you manage cravings and withdrawal safely. It doesn’t replace your strength or your recovery work — it simply gives your body the stability it needs so you can focus on healing and rebuilding your life. Many people use MAT as a tool to stay grounded, stay safe, and move forward at their own pace.
AMS of Wisconsin | Phone: (608) 783-0506 | Website
CleanSlate | Phone: (608) 406-2250 | Website
Out-Patient Counseling
Out-patient rehab program offers drug and alcohol treatment sessions throughout their daily lives. This allows patients to continue with their regular responsibilities and living at home, but creates a structure that aids in recovery. See available programs below:
Local Helplines
Local recovery helplines connect you with real people who can guide you to treatment options, support groups, and crisis resources in your area. They’re confidential, free, and available when you need immediate help or information. One call can get you reliable support and a clear next step.
Alcoholics Anonymous Hotline (La Crosse) | Phone: (608) 784-7560 | Website
Wisconsin Region of Narcotics Anonymous | Phone: (800) 240-0276 | Website
La Crosse County Mobile Crisis Program | Phone: (608) 784-4357 or Text: HOPELINE to 741741 | Website
This assessment is a personal interview with an AODA counselor who gathers information regarding your history of substance use, treatment, and other health concerns. They will help identify sources of support, consequences from using and changes necessary to help in making positive life changes.
This 2-hour appointment will need to be scheduled in person and requires a deposit.
Call Coulee Recovery at (608) 784-4177 to connect you with resources.
