Journey Mental Health Center

About

Journey clinical staff do not monitor this page. If you have a mental health emergency, please contact our 24-hour crisis service at (608) 280-2600 or call 911

Story

Children, teens, adults, seniors, and families receive Journey Mental Health Center (JMHC) services. With nine agency locations, multiple programs, and outreach to community sites (homes, schools, workplaces, senior centers, etc), JMHC is one of Southern Wisconsin’s largest community nonprofit agencies.

All services and programs, new and ongoing, continue to embrace JMHC’s commitment to being high quality, comprehensive, culturally competent, recovery focused, and trauma informed.

For more information about Journey Mental Health Center's Program please go to: https://www.journeymhc.org/services

Mission

The mission and vision statements for Journey Mental Health Center, Inc. (JMHC) are what guide the agency in its current and future work as a leader in mental health and substance abuse treatment.
Respect

Journey Mental Health Center is committed to creating and sustaining an environment in which staff and individuals are treated with respect and dignity. All staff will actively work to promote such an environment. These principles apply to all interactions associated with JMHC.

Staff will not participate in nor tolerate situations in which individuals are maligned or mistreated because of race, ethnic background, gender, sexual orientation, physical appearance, age, religious preference, beliefs, handicap or disability.

Staff will not be expected to tolerate situations in the work environment in which they are maligned or mistreated by others because of race, ethnic background, gender, sexual orientation, physical appearance, age, religious preference, beliefs, handicap or disability. Supervisors at all levels are responsible for appropriate action to prevent and eliminate unacceptable behavior.
Values & Principles

Journey Mental Health Center believes that cultural competence of agency staff is fundamental to providing quality services that promote individual and family strengths, dignity and self-reliance.

Staff/consumer and consumer/agency partnerships are crucial to success for both individuals and the agency as a whole. Participation by those we serve, in both clinical and administrative planning and decision-making will not only be sought but will be a requirement.