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Welcome to Cornerstone Counseling Services, Inc. 
As Southeastern Wisconsin’s leading, private, state-certified outpatient clinic addressing both mental health and alcohol/drug abuse needs, we offer a complete range of specialized expertise, services, and locations to provide you the individualized therapy and skills you require to:

  • Reconnect with yourself and loved ones

  • Regain the quiet confidence that comes from recognizing choices and making conscious decisions

  • Live your life as the person you envision yourself to be

Our professional staff includes licensed psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, social workers and alcohol/drug abuse counselors. Our mental health professionals provide a variety of services to children, adolescents, adults, families, and couples, including:

  • individual, family, and couples psychotherapy 

  • alcohol/drug abuse counseling 

  • group psychotherapy/special programs 

  • psychological assessment 

  • medication management 

We accept most insurance plans and our knowledgeable staff is happy to work with you to understand your benefits coverage.

Let us help you meet your personal goals, experience emotional well-being, and reach your fullest potential—beginning with a phone call today.

  
Call Cornerstone today
 
Brookfield  ...
 .....  262-789-1191
Glendale   ...
 .....  262-789-1191
Greenfield   ..
 .....  414-817-9331
Jefferson   ...
 .....  262-789-1191
Milwaukee   ..
 .....  262-789-1191
Mukwonago   .
 .....  262-363-7449
Oconomowoc
 .....  262-567-3232
Waukesha   ..
 .   262-542-3255 x100
West Bend  ..
  .....  262-306-8994
 


Adolescents & Young Adults: How Can You Tell the Difference Between Experimentation and A Problem with Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse?
Jennifer Olszewski-Garcia, MS, LPC

Experimentation with alcohol and other drugs during adolescence and young adulthood is common. Unfortunately teenagers and young adults do not see the correlation between their actions today and the consequences tomorrow. They also have a tendency to feel indestructible and immune to the problems that others experience. Some teens will experiment or stop, or continue to use occasionally, without significant problems. Others develop a dependency; move on to more dangerous drugs, and cause significant harm to themselves and others.

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