Treatment for Suicidal Behavior and Thoughts

Willow Creek Behavioral Health is here to help if you are experiencing suicidal thoughts or behavior. We serve the Green Bay, WI area, as well as surrounding communities. Individuals typically turn to suicide when they feel like they have no other way out. We offer professional treatment to those with suicidal thoughts. Suicide is oftentimes preventable. Factors that can contribute to having suicidal thoughts are substance abuse, untreated depression, response to a stressful event, and more.

How To Get Help Immediately

If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts or tendencies, please reach out for help:

Call 911 immediately.
Call a suicide hotline.
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – Call 920-328-1220 or toll-free 844-308-5050
- Veterans Crisis Line
- Lifeline Chat

Suicide Warning Signs

See below for some warning signs that an individual might be suicidal. This person needs help immediately.

Withdrawal from family and friends
Extreme mood swings
Anxiety or reckless behavior
Easily agitated
Drug or alcohol use
Feeling hopeless
Talking about being a burden to others
Sleeping more or less than usual
Saying they feel isolated
Looking up how to kill yourself
Talking about killing themself or wanting to die

Risk Factors That Can Lead To Suicide

While there is a certain thing that can lead someone to suicide, there are some risk factors that make it more likely.

If you or a loved one is having suicidal thoughts, Willow Creek Behavioral Health is here to help. We are available 24/7, offering inpatient hospitalization outpatient treatment programs to help suicidal individuals. We provide inpatient treatment to adolescents ages 12-17, adults, seniors, and outpatient care to adults and seniors. Call us today for a free, confidential assessment with one of our trained mental help professionals.

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Suicide Treatment At Willow Creek Behavioral Health

Recent loss (professional, financial, relationship)
Mental disorder
Feelings of hopelessness
History of trauma or abuse
Substance abuse or alcoholism
Chronic or physical illness
Lack of support
Feelings of isolation
Aggressive or impulsive tendencies
Family history of suicide
Previous suicide attempt
Lack of treatment for mental health or substance abuse

Call 920-328-1220 or toll-free 844-308-5050