Contact a suicide prevention hotline in Wisconsin

Get free support from a suicide hotline in Wisconsin, United States

If you are having suicidal thoughts, it can be hard to talk about. However, thinking about suicide is very common and you are less alone than you think. In Wisconsin, United States, there are 2 suicide hotlines (helplines and crisis lines) who are there to listen. Suicidal thoughts can look like any of the following:

• Feeling as though your friends and family would be better off without you
• Feeling a deep sense of loneliness or isolation
• Having urges to hurt yourself
• Feeling like you wouldn't be missed if you were gone
• Thinking about killing yourself
• Feeling or thinking you are worthless
• Thinking you're going to feel this way forever
• Looking up information about how to kill yourself

A suicidal crisis is a normal response to very severe psychological pain that won't go away. You may be at a point where you're struggling to find the strength to get through one more day. It may not seem like it, but there is hope. You can heal your pain without ending your life.

It's important to know that how you're feeling is normal and that you are not alone. There are trained crisis line volunteers in Wisconsin, United States who will listen to you and support you. Speaking to a compassionate volunteer may give you that extra bit of hope that you need to keep going.

If you feel like you might need support with thoughts of suicide, try reaching out to a hotline in Wisconsin, United States. It's free and confidential.