Announcements/Reminders

In this edition, we have changed our Handbook Highlight to a Data Highlight. Check out some high level statistics about the DCPN below!

DCPN Rostering will begin asking for emails when rostering new staff soon. Your contract manager will also be reaching out to obtain emails for any crisis rostered staff in your programs, if applicable.

Please remember to use the link or button below to have

all Crisis staff sign up for the newsletter!

https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/sMSd5qD/DCPNSIGNUP

Crisis Case Management



Type of Service:

Crisis Linkage and Follow Up

Hours of Operation:

8-4:30 Monday to Friday

Operates an afterhours line for connected clients

Eligibility and Access:

• Be residing in Dane County

• Have Medicaid

• Currently experiencing a DHS 34 defined crisis

Best way to contact staff:

608-492-0108

What the program does:

Up to 6 months of support to stabilize individuals in crisis and connect them to longer term mental health services. Our aim is to help you recover and find the ongoing support you need.

Services included: 

• community collaboration
• emergency coordination: partner with hospitals, law enforcement, and other service providers to get immediate assistance where necessary
• mental health assessments
• short-term support
• social service connection
• short term case management. 

Common Misconceptions:

This is therapy- it is not but may utilize counseling and motivational interviewing to provide support to individuals. 

Drop In Clinic



Type of Service:

Crisis Linkage and Follow up

Hours of Operation:

Mt Zion: Thursday 10am-2pm

West: 2:30pm - 6:30 pm

Eligibility and Access:

• Services are available regardless of insurance status
• Open to anyone residing in Dane county

Best way to contact staff:

608-492-0108

What the program does:

A team provides counseling, crisis stabilization and/or help connecting to housing, healthcare or employment. 

Each location has a mental health and substance abuse counselor, a crisis stabilization case manager, and a certified peer support specialist to provide support/services.

Program can be utilized as an emergent session or as a bridge while waiting for ongoing therapy/services.

Common Misconceptions:

You need to be a member of Mt. Zion

• You do not need to be a church member to use the Anesis services at Mt. Zion

You need to be connected to Anesis

• You do not need to have previously received services from Anesis to utilize Drop In Clinic

There is a fee. 

• Anesis will ask if you have insurance and utilize that to support program stability but no one is turned away for lack of coverage

You can only attend once.

• No, you can attend more than one session



Program contact:

inhome@anesisfoundation.org

This quarter instead of a handbook highlight we are highlighting some summary data about the incredible work done by the DCPN in 2025. This is how the DCPN helped to support our community:

Click the link below to go directly to the DCPN Handbook!