Newsmaker Sunday: Sheng Yang from Appleton’s Us 2 Behavioral Health Care
Tom Zalaski is joined by the Executive Director of Appleton’s Us 2 Behavioral Health Care, Sheng Yang to discuss a recent survey about the mental health of our youth.
posted February 18, 2024
by Ben Newhouse, WFRV Newsmaker Sunday
Articles & Newscasts
Alumni Profile: Sheng Lee Yang, MSW ’14
"A Journey from Hmong Refugee to Behavioral Health Clinic Founder."
posted May 30, 2024
by University of Wisconsin-Madison
"Us 2 Behavioral Center's perinatal mental health training would give providers a multi-step process to determine mental illness by..."
posted May 23, 2023
by Green-Bay Press Gazette
Us 2 Behavioral Health Care looks to overcome stigma, address social causes of mental health issues
“The idea of Us 2 is kind of two things really. Providing culture specific mental health counseling right outside our doors, really understanding the client’s background, and their struggles and challenges and how that shows up in behavioral health."
posted May 11, 2023
by Omar Waheed, Blueprint365
Appleton mental health facility receives grant to increase program training and capacity
A mental health care clinic in Appleton is highlighting one of its programs that is making a difference for those in need.
posted May 23, 2022
by Ashley Kaster, Fox 11 News
US 2 Behavioral Health Care, an organization aided by U.S. Venture Open
posted August 7, 2021
by WBAY News Staff
‘Be the change’: UWO alumni couple upend careers to help bring equity to healthcare
The ability to expand is a testament to the need for cultural humility in mental health services. Marginalized groups have been searching for an organization that is inclusive and that can meet their needs, Sheng said, and it’s only been made more apparent during the pandemic.
posted March 3, 2021
by Universities of Wisconsin
Us 2 Behavioral Health Care increases access to mental health care in the Fox Cities
The Bright Idea Fund within the Community Foundation recently awarded a $57,600 grant to Us 2 Behavioral Health Care to help hire a therapist to provide culturally responsive counseling to minority groups in the Fox Cities and offer training and consulting to local agencies that also seek to serve minority clients. The nonprofit opened last September in Appleton.
posted March 3, 2021
by Universities of Wisconsin
People of color have less access to mental health help. Here's how a new Appleton nonprofit plans to change that.
"If we have this data, what are we doing with the data? We have to have initiatives and use the data to drive us to do better," she said. "This is why we're here."
posted October 22, 2019
by Madeline Heim, Post Crescent
