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Headspace

Headspace is a comprehensive meditation and mindfulness app designed to enhance mental well-being through a wide range of features... More

Self-help Apps

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Headspace is a comprehensive meditation and mindfulness app designed to enhance mental well-being through a wide range of features. The app offers guided meditation courses ta... More

Who might be a good fit for Headspace?

Those coping with stress or pursuing personal growth in mindfulness and emotional regulation may find Headspace’s approach to be well-aligned. The app’s range of guided meditations, sleep aids, and movement exercises offers practical tools designed to support users in building coping skills and enhancing overall well-being. View Profile

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Tar Anon

TAR Anon is an international fellowship of survivors who share their experience, strength, and hope that each may solve their o... More

Community Resources & Peer Support

Offers online care for Milwaukee, Wisconsin

TAR Anon is an international fellowship of survivors who share their experience, strength, and hope that each may solve their own personal TAR Tale and in doing so, help ot... More

Who might be a good fit for Tar Anon?

Tar Anon may work particularly well with those looking to build skills around emotional regulation and self-awareness after experiencing toxic or abusive relationships. Their trauma-informed, peer-supported fellowship offers a neuro-safe environment focused on healing and developing self-love within a compassionate, non-judgmental community. View Profile

Milwaukee, WI

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How do we select providers listed on PsychHub.com?

What is the relationship between Psych Hub and these providers?

Do participating providers pay us?

How do we determine which ones to display?

What causes us to remove providers from our site?

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Mental Health Services in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Home to over 600,000 residents, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is a culturally rich city known for its brewing history and vibrant art scene. Its lifestyle is a blend of urban living and lakeside leisure, with notable landmarks like the Milwaukee Art Museum and Lake Michigan.

Key Mental-Health Concerns for Milwaukee Residents

Depression, anxiety disorders, and substance abuse are common mental health concerns in Milwaukee, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. The city also sees high rates of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), particularly amongst its veteran population.

Access to Care & Providers in Milwaukee

Access to mental health services in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, includes both public and private options. Crisis lines, community organizations like the Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division, and private therapists provide a range of services. Noteworthy initiatives include the Comprehensive Community Services program for individuals with severe mental health and substance use challenges.

Therapies & Specialties

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) are widely available in Milwaukee.
Many therapists in the area specialize in EMDR and other trauma-focused treatments.
Unique offerings include e-therapy, bilingual care, and specialized support for veterans.

Local Policies & Stressors

The cost of living in Milwaukee is slightly below the national average, but industry pressures, particularly in manufacturing, can contribute to mental health stressors. Additionally, the city's large student population and evolving remote-work trends may impact residents' mental health.

Take the Next Step

If you're ready to seek support, start by exploring our directory of licensed therapists in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This is your first step towards finding the right professional to help manage and overcome your mental health challenges.