Mental Health Resources

Crisis Services/Warmlines

What is a Warmline? Warmlines are operated by peers, people with personal lived experience that provide support to others and demonstrate that recovery is possible. They listen without judgment and use their training and own experiences to help prevent a mental health crisis. All warmlines are non-emergency sources of support.

*988 is the new Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Available through phone (multiple languages), text, or chat (English only).

The Trevor Project provides free crisis counseling services for LGBT youth and young adults. They are available by phone, text, or chat.
Trans Lifeline is a crisis service for trans people by trans people.

The PRISM Program (Peer Recovery in Supportive Mutuality) is a team of queer and/or trans Certified Peer Specialists providing peer support 7 days a week.

SAGE LGBTQ+ Elder Hotline is for older LGBT people who want to talk to someone. Available 24/7.

LGBTQIA+ Affirming Therapists

Compassionate Clinical Services (Milwaukee, WI) – Ryan Larkey, LCSW, SAC

Pathways Counseling Center (West Allis, WI) – David Bedrin, MSW, LCSW

Lakes Counseling Center (Lake Geneva, WI) – Kelly Hoaglund-Zumstein, MFT-IT

Water Tiger Psychotherapy, LLC (Wisconsin, Kentucky, Oregon) – Sara Todd, LCSW

Know a local therapist who specializes in LGBTQIA+ clients? Please contact us.

Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Services

BeLEAF Survivors (Racine, WI) – Free therapy, support groups, and advocacy for sexual assault survivors, along with a 24-hour crisis line

Women and Children’s Horizons (Kenosha, WI) – Support, shelter, education, training and healing services to victims of sexual and domestic abuse, their families and the community

Diverse and Resilient (Milwaukee, WI) – Services for LGBTQ survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, hate crimes, bullying, as well as religious, police, and state-sanctioned violence