Rosecrance Therapies joins 100 Club of Illinois as approved provider for first responders and families

Rosecrance Therapies has joined the 100 Club of Illinois’ network of approved clinicians providing behavioral health support to first responders and their families throughout Illinois.

Through the affiliation, first responders and their family members can connect with trusted behavioral health professionals who understand the unique challenges associated with serving in law enforcement, fire, and other public safety professions.

The 100 Club of Illinois honors the men and women who serve in public safety, police and fire departments throughout the state. The organization provides financial assistance and resources to families of first responders who have died in the line of duty, educational assistance for their dependents, and resources, training and funding to active-duty first responders.

Rosecrance has a long history of supporting first responders and their families through behavioral health services. The affiliation with the 100 Club of Illinois further strengthens that commitment by expanding access to care for those who regularly face high-stress and traumatic situations in service to their communities.

“We understand the demands placed on first responders and the impact that this work can have on individuals and their families,” said Traci Kerzich, Clinical Director for Rosecrance Resilience at Rosecrance Therapies. “Our goal is to provide a safe, supportive place where first responders and their loved ones can find help when they need it. We are honored to partner with the 100 Club of Illinois and to stand alongside those who dedicate themselves to protecting and serving our communities.”