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Mental Health

Local Resources:

Visit the website for a listing of all the services provided.
Children Service: Help kids who have developmental delays, are in need of behavioral or mental health services, are at-risk for alcohol abuse, and have been adopted.
Individual and Family services are programs that assist families, children, and individuals. Services include professional mental health counseling for all ages and rural mobile food pantries.
Madison Location: 702 S. High Point Road # 201, Madison, WI 73719 (608) 826-8000

Provides DBT Therapy
Licensed mental health clinic that offers outpatient therapy for depression, addiction, anxiety, and learning disabilities
6502 Grand Teton Plaza #203, Madison, WI 53719

One of the largest outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment clinics
Mental health and substance abuse counseling for people of all ages
24 hour crisis line: (608) 280-2600
49 Kessel Ct. Madison, WI 53711 (608) 280-2700

Crisis intervention, short term counseling for homeless, runaway youth and their families
2720 Rimrock Road, Madison, WI 53713 (608) 251-1126 Email

Resource Guides:

Anxiety

Depression/Suicide

CrisisTextLine is Free, 24/7, and Confidential. Text "START to 741-741, or go to http://www.crisistextline.org/get-help-now/ for information and more resources.

National Suicide Prevention Life-life: 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)

Self Harm

Mindfulness

Local Resource

Provides information and classes for stress reduction
A list of classes, supports and seminars
UW Health Mindfulness Classes for Teens
Phone Number: (608) 265-8325 or (608) 262-9355
If there is no scheduled class it means that they are currently full or have already begun. If this is the case it would be worth calling the office number listed. Classes are run in the Fall, Spring, and Summer.

Mindfulness classes offered through University of Wisconsin
For more information call Megan Kasdorf at (608) 263-6090 or by email: mkasdorf@wisc.edu

National Resources