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Crisis Lines, Hotlines, Warmlines, Support Groups (English & Español), Grief Support, Mental Health Services
Crisis Services
If you or a loved one is in immediate physical danger,
Dial 9-1-1 and request a Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) or mental health officer.
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If you or a loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis,
Call or Text 9-8-8 (Vets press 1) to be connected with a trained counselor.
To connect via web chat visit 988lifeline.org
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Crisis Text Line
Text HOME to 741741 to reach a volunteer crisis counselor
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Northwest Connections Crisis 24-Hour Mental Health and AODA Crisis Line (888) 552-6642
HOTLINES
Hotlines are intended for emergency situations.
Copline — “An Officer’s Lifeline” hotline providing an environment for officers to reach out for help.
1-800-COPLINE | 1-800-267-5463
copline.org
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Rock & Green County First Responder Peer Support & Resilience Team — A 24/7 hotline for first responders to get support from a Rock or Green County first responder.
(608) 289-2110
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The Trevor Project Lifeline (LGBTQ+) — Connect to a crisis counselor 24/7 by call, text or chat.
(866) 488-7386
thetrevorproject.org
WARMLINES
Confidential, free phone services offering mental health support. Warmlines are not intended for emergency situations.
24/7 Farmer Wellness Helpline & Free Tele-Counseling
(888) 901-2558
datcp.wi.gov/Pages/AgDevelopment/FarmerMentalHealthWellness.aspx
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Copline — “An Officer’s Lifeline” providing an environment for officers to reach out for help.
1-800-COPLINE | 1-800-267-5463
copline.org
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The La Crosse Lighthouse Peer Respite and Warmline (Peer Support)
(608) 519-1489
lacrosselighthouse.org
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Solstice House Warmline (Peer Support)
(608) 244-5077
soarcms.org
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Veterans Warmline (Peer Support)
(262) 336-9540
mhawisconsin.org/veteran-peer-services
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UpliftWI Warmline (Peer Support)
(534) 202-5438
mhawisconsin.org/upliftwi
SUPPORT GROUPS
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Find support groups, resources, helpful information
NAMI Wisconsin Affiliates “Being Together” Free Online Support Groups & Classes
For individuals, families and teens affected by mental illness
For the Survivors of Suicide Support Group please scroll to the bottom of the NAMI Wisconsin Being Together page to the “Specialty Support Groups” page section
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Online Farmer and Farm Couple Support Groups
Focused on bringing farmers and farm couples together in a safe space to share challenges and offer encouragement, comfort, and advice.
Open to any farmer, farm couple, or farm family member located in Wisconsin.
Limited to eight participants per session.
If you would like to be anonymous, please feel free to turn off your camera and use only your first name during sessions.
Grupos de Apoyo Emocional Virtual
rogersbh.org/es/why-choose-us/support-groups
aquiestoy.chat/ (para más información)
unidoswi.org/es (en persona en Madison, para mujeres experimentando el abuso domestico)
GRIEF SUPPORT
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention – Grief Support
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NAMI Wisconsin Affiliates “Being Together” Free Online Support Groups & Classes
For the Survivors of Suicide Support Group please scroll to the bottom of the NAMI Wisconsin Being Together page to the “Specialty Support Groups” page section
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Southwestern Wisconsin Network of Care
From calendar of events, select event category > Grief / Bereavement Support Group (yellow-gold)
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Journey Together Through Grief & Loss Support Groups
Monroe, WI
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Alliance of Hope — For Suicide Survivors
Blogs and articles
Online support groups
One-on-one consultations
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Suicide Loss Support
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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Online support groups and mental health professionals for those who have lost someone to suicide
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Parents of Suicides (POS) and Friends and Families of Suicides
Links to online grief support communities
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Website for 21-45 year olds who have experienced the loss of suicide.
Online grief support groups and grief resources
RESOURCES
Green County Human Services Mental Health Unit
(608) 328-9352
Crisis Intervention (888) 552-6642
Immediate assistance is available 24 hours a day for emergencies
Counseling services, marital and family issues, crisis intervention, and diagnosis and treatment
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Green County Human Services Community Support Program CSP Unit
(608) 328-9376
The Community Support Program (CSP) provides mental health services and support to adults diagnosed with severe mental illness.
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Green County Human Services Substance Recovery & Mental Health Wellness Navigator
(608) 328-9396
Walk-in hours Monday 9–4 pm; Friday 12–3 pm
Green County Human Services Department N3152 State Rd 81, Monroe, WI 53566
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Monroe Clinic Behavioral Health (608) 324-2321
Anger management, marriage counseling, family counseling, children, diagnosis and treatment
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American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Resources and other helpful information
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Southwestern Wisconsin Network of Care
Hotline, warmlines, screeners and resources online mental health and substance use disorder information, support and connection to area resources
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24/7 Farmer Wellness Program
(888) 901-2558
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Resilient Farms, Families, Businesses, and Communities: Responding to Stress
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The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization providing advocacy, education, support and public awareness.
(608) 328-9376 (Not a crisis line)
Office hours by appointment — Monroe Chamber of Commerce Building, Ste E (Lower Level), 1505 9th St, Monroe, WI 53566
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The Jacob’s SWAG (Support With Awareness and Giving) Foundation Inc. strives to support the emotional needs of children by providing support to schools and community youth programs with a primary focus on suicide prevention/awareness, bullying, mental health and helping students make good life choices.“Got Your Back” App is available on the foundation website.
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Comprehensive resource guide for individuals and families affected by mental illness
Espanol see page 96
Farmers and Rural Communities see page 98
First Responders see page 99
LGBTQ+ see page 100
Older adults see page 101
Veterans see page 102
Youth see page 100
