HopeWay
Marianne Huebner, MS-ATR, is an experienced art therapist currently employed at HopeWay since October 2016. Prior to this role, Marianne worked as an arts counselor at UMAR Art Studio, where the focus was on supporting adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities through creative practices. Marianne has also served as an adjunct professor at Mount Mary University, developing curriculum for art therapy graduate students, and worked as an art therapist at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, providing therapeutic support to pediatric patients and their families. Additional professional experiences include roles related to domestic violence support and intervention, alongside early career experience in business development. Marianne holds a Master of Science in Art Therapy from Mount Mary University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Further educational experience includes study at Student Art Centers International in Florence, Italy.
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HopeWay
HopeWay could easily be described by its beautiful sprawling campus or the serene environment, but the distinguishing factor is the top-notch, evidence-based care offered by the interdisciplinary team of physicians, psychologists, therapists and nurses. Through HopeWay’s integrative model, clients are entering treatment and learning the skills necessary for sustainable, long-term recovery to live their most fulfilling life. In addition to 36 private bedrooms and baths in the Residential Program, HopeWay offers two day treatment options – a Partial Hospitalization Program and an Intensive Outpatient Program. HopeWay recently expanded services to offer intensive, evidence-based treatment for Veterans struggling with PTSD. HopeWay’s treatment model focuses on complete psychiatric and medical wellness with access to full diagnostic and assessment services and psychological testing, when needed. The experienced team of psychiatrists and therapists work with clients to create individualized treatment plans based on assessments and the client’s goals. In combination with individual therapy sessions, clients participate in group therapy and integrative therapies, such as art, music, recreation, horticulture, health & wellness, yoga and mindfulness and meditation. Because of the importance of maintaining both mental and physical health, HopeWay has achieved the recognition of a Behavioral Health Home, with their on-site wellness clinic to address the physical needs of their clients.