Jackson County Behavioral Health has released its updated 2026 Behavioral Health Resource Guide, designed to help residents, families, professionals, and community organizations find local and regional mental health and supportive services.
The guide includes information on county programs such as Comprehensive Community Services, the Community Support Program, Coordinated Services Teams, the Intoxicated Driver Program, and the Children’s Long-Term Support Waiver. It also lists local mental health and substance-use providers, medical clinics, veterans’ resources, prescribing services, and inpatient treatment options.
The guide explains how to recognize a mental health crisis and connect with the Jackson County Crisis Line through Northwest Connections. Officials emphasize that people don’t have to wait for a crisis before seeking help.
The 2026 guide is available online at bhjacksoncounty.org. Printed copies and additional information are available from Jackson County Behavioral Health at 715-284-4301, extension 312.
For a mental health crisis, call the Jackson County Crisis Line at 888-552-6642 or call/text 988.
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