St Vincent HHS of the Third Order of St Francis DBA Libertas of Marinette

Libertas Treatment provides two levels of outpatient care for people pursuing long-term recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. The standard Outpatient Program offers flexible scheduling suited to individuals managing work, family, or community obligations while staying committed to their recovery. For those who need a more intensive structure — whether transitioning from a higher level of care or managing more complex needs — the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) delivers more frequent therapeutic contact without requiring residential placement.

Both tracks are available at the Marinette clinic and are designed for adults, young adults, and teenagers across the recovery spectrum. Because the programs are outpatient, participants remain in their own lives throughout treatment — which is often exactly what longer-term recovery requires. Building routines, relationships, and coping skills within the real world, rather than in a controlled residential setting, is a central advantage of the outpatient model for people committed to sustained sobriety.

Libertas Treatment addresses mental health and substance use disorders together, including trauma and PTSD. This matters because unresolved trauma is one of the most common drivers of ongoing substance use — and treating addiction without also treating its underlying causes leaves recovery incomplete. The facility's capacity to address methamphetamine addiction and trauma concurrently reflects a program structured for the full complexity of what many clients face, not just the surface-level presenting concern.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) provides the clinical backbone for this work, offering clients concrete tools to recognize and interrupt harmful thought and behavior patterns. Alongside CBT, holistic recovery programming rounds out the treatment experience, acknowledging that sustainable recovery involves more than clinical intervention alone. For veterans, who are specifically listed among the populations served, this combination of trauma-informed and holistic care is especially relevant given the intersection of service-related PTSD and substance use that many veterans navigate in recovery.

The clinic serves one of the most diverse client populations of any outpatient recovery program in the region. Veterans, pregnant women, young adults between 18 and 25, seniors, teenagers, adults, men, women, individuals with HIV/AIDS, deaf and hard-of-hearing clients, and court-ordered participants are all explicitly served. This range is not incidental — it reflects a program deliberately structured to be accessible to Marinette residents across life stages, circumstances, and backgrounds.

For families researching recovery options, the breadth of populations served means that Libertas Treatment can often accommodate multiple family members or support a loved one through a significant life transition — whether that is a teenager entering treatment for the first time or a senior managing long-standing substance use alongside aging-related stressors. The confidential treatment setting and acceptance of Medicaid further reduce the barriers that often prevent people from taking the first step toward sustained recovery.

Libertas Treatment accepts Medicaid and self-pay, making outpatient substance abuse treatment financially accessible for a broad cross-section of Marinette-area residents. For many people considering long-term outpatient or IOP recovery programs, cost and insurance coverage are real obstacles — and Medicaid acceptance removes that barrier for eligible clients. Self-pay options provide a path for those without insurance coverage who are committed to entering or sustaining treatment.

The clinic is located at 1409 Cleveland Avenue in Marinette, WI 54143, and can be reached by phone at (715) 735-0095. Current hours include Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Those interested in the outpatient program or IOP are encouraged to call directly to discuss scheduling and intake. Additional information is available at libertastreatment.org.