Mental health challenges and disorders affect thousands across Wisconsin every year, but are care centers prepared to serve people with unique needs and histories? Recently, the number of people enrolled in inpatient mental health services has fallen, and in 2023, Wisconsin offered its residents fewer than 250 inpatient beds.
If you’re living in the Badger State and you’re dealing with overwhelming anxiety, intense mood swings, or persistent suicidal thoughts, you and your loved ones don’t have to face it alone. Miramont Behavioral Health Hospital can help. Keep reading to learn how.
We Know How to Support Wisconsin Residents
We understand how isolating your mental health struggles can be, which is why we offer compassionate, evidence-based care at two convenient locations: inpatient treatment at our hospital in Middleton and outpatient services at our Waukesha center. No matter where you are in your mental health journey, we’re here to find the treatment plan that fits your needs, budget, and personality. Here are some questions below to get started.
Are you struggling with suicidal thoughts?
When life feels hopeless or pointless, you might struggle to keep frightening suicidal thoughts from popping up and presenting themselves as the only option left. If this sounds familiar, please know that your life matters, and there is help. Contact us immediately if you’re considering suicide or know someone who is.
At Miramont, our trained professionals offer a safe, judgment-free space to talk honestly about suicidal thoughts and begin a path toward healing.
Do you need help controlling anxiety disorder symptoms?
Anxiety can make you feel stuck on a hamster wheel of irrational worry and debilitating fear, potentially messing up your sleep, concentration, and ability to feel at ease even in relaxing environments. We have the tools to help. Whether you’re suffering from a panic disorder or intense social anxiety, we design our treatment plans to help you feel grounded, in control of your anxiety symptoms, and confident that you’ll be okay.
Where are you in your bipolar disorder journey?
Bipolar disorder can often come with dramatic swings between elated ups and depressive downs that can severely disrupt daily life and make existing feel chaotic and unmanageable. If you’re living with bipolar disorder and struggling to find stability, we’re here to help personalize strategies that reduce mood swings and support long-term balance.
Do you need more resources as you deal with schizophrenia?
Living with schizophrenia can make the world feel unfamiliar and alienating. If you’re experiencing symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, or disorganized thoughts, you’re not crazy, and treatment is available. We help individuals manage symptoms and reconnect with a stable, supportive reality.
Are you overwhelmed with a dual diagnosis?
Mental health problems and problematic substance use can morph into a confusing, devastating dynamic. Maybe you’re using alcohol to cope, or your use of certain substances only worsens your mental health. We make sure our dual diagnosis care addresses each disorder you’re dealing with, helping you to continuously progress.
Our Care: Inpatient and Outpatient Services
Think of recovery like building a house—you need the right tools for every stage.
- Inpatient Care in Middleton
Our inpatient program provides 24/7 support for adults and teens who need stabilization in a safe, structured environment. We combine medical oversight with therapeutic care so you can get back to being your best version. - Outpatient Care in Waukesha
If you don’t need constant care, our outpatient program offers flexible support as you transition out of inpatient care or avoid hospitalization altogether with therapy during the day and dinner at home every night.
Get an Assessment To Begin Your Journey Toward Health and Healing
Your path to recovery can start with a simple phone call. Scheduling an assessment with Miramont means committing to a confidential and caring meeting where we pinpoint what’s happening, guide you toward the support you need, and begin walking you through every step of the process.
- Wondering when to schedule an assessment? If you notice changes in your mood, thoughts, or ability to function in daily life, it’s time to talk to someone.
- What should you bring? If possible, bring a list of medications, your past mental health history, insurance information, and—most importantly—yourself. We’re most interested in you, how you’re feeling, and how we can help you get better.
If you’re still not ready to seek help, we understand. But we want you to know that we’re here to serve you. You can learn more about balancing your mental health by visiting our health library.
