Tall Pines Behavioral Health

09/28/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Kaiser for being named one of this years Forward Award winners from the University of Wisconsin-Madison! Dr. Kaiser is being honored by Wisconsin Alumni as a rising star for his early career work forming partnership to advance mental health care in the region and exemplifying the Wisconsin Idea of applying knowledge in service to the public good.

Across the country, many people living in smaller towns or rural areas face unique barriers to accessing mental health care. Dakota Kaiser is reimagining the health system to expand access and reinvest in the community that helped shape him.

09/23/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month.

Life can feel overwhelming at times, but support is available and help is within reach.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 to connect with the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

You do not have to navigate difficult moments alone. Support, connection, and hope matter.

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09/13/2026

Wishing peace and renewal to all celebrating Rosh Hashanah.
May the new year bring hope, reflection, and meaningful connection.

09/07/2026

Rest is productive too.
Wishing everyone a safe Labor Day and moments of rest before the busy fall season begins. 🍂

08/31/2026

📚Back-to-school season can bring excitement, stress, transitions, and big emotions for both kids and parents.

Remember: adjusting takes time, and support matters.

07/03/2026

Have a safe and peaceful holiday weekend!

Summer reminders🌞:
💧Drink water.
🌳Get outside.
🧘‍♂️Rest when you need to.
👭Connection matters.

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day from us at Tall Pines!

Today, we celebrate the important role of father figures and the positive impact they have on the lives of those around them.

06/10/2026

Finding yourself a little anxious today with the threat of severe weather following the string of storms this year in our community? You are not alone. Reach out if we can help you address storm related stress and anxiety. https://www.weather.gov/oun/stormanxiety

04/18/2026

If you were impacted by the storm, temporary shelter and resources are available at DC Everest Middle School.

SHELTER - displaced residents from the storms can go to the DC Everest Middle School to shelter located at 9302 Schofield Ave.

At this time, 211 is activated for damage reports, and we are working with Marathon County Emergency Management Services on if and when there will be an activation of a Volunteer Reception Center (VRC). As the area stabilizes and we learn more, we will share updates.

03/19/2026