Resources
24-HOUR Local Crisis Services
Unison Health Wood County Crisis Line (18+): (419) 502-HOPE (4673)
Children’s Resource Center (<17) (419) 352-7588 or 1 (888) 466-5437
Non-Emergency LOCAL SERVICES
Arrowhead Behavioral Health (419) 891-9333 or 1 (800) -547-5695
BGSU Counseling Center (for BGSU students) (419) 372-2081
BGSU Psychological Services Center (for BGSU students) (419) 372-2540
Children’s Resource Center (<17) (419) 352-7588 or 1 (888) 466-5437
Harbor Bowling Green Office: (419) 352-5387 Perrysburg Office: (419) 872-2419
Lutheran Social Services Bowling Green Office: (419) 352-0702 Administrative Office: (419) 243-9178
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Wood County (419) 352-0626
OhioGuidestone Perrysburg Office: (419) 330-1349
Owens Community College Student Mental Health Services (for Owens’ students) (567) 661-7168
Unison Health Bowling Green Office: (419) 352-4624
Wood County Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board (419) 352-8475
Zepf Center (419) 841-7701
National Services
Crisis Text Line Text "4HOPE" to 741741
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 988
The Friendship Line (Age 60+) 1 (800) 971-0016
The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+) Trevor LifeLine: 1 (866) 488-7386 or text "Hello" to 678678
Veterans Crisis Line 988 (option 1) or text "Hello" to 838255
Important Resource Links
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Center for Disease Control's (CDC) Suicide Prevention Resource for Action
Centric Behavioral Health - Resources for Asian American/Pacific Islander (AAPI) LBGTQ+
Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation
Suicide Prevention Resources Center
The Suicide Prevention Plan for Ohio
Tulip Hill Recovery - Resources for Latinx College Students
Letter from a Therapist to a Suicidal Person Written by Stacey Freedenthal, PhD, LCSW
*If law enforcement is ever involved in a crisis, you may request a Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) officer if available. CIT (Crisis Intervention Team) program exists in Wood County and is a local initiative designed to improve how law enforcement responds to people experiencing mental health crises. They are built on strong partnerships between law enforcement, mental health provider agencies, and individuals and families affected by mental illness.
