Bonita Springs Mental Health Hotline

In Bonita Springs, mental health needs are growing. Approximately 16.9% of residents reported at least one depressive episode in 2022. Taking the first step and reaching out for support may not be easy, but it’s a sign of strength and self-care. Fortunately, the city has a network of supportive resources ready to help you or your loved one find the road to recovery.

Stats on Bonita Springs Mental Health

Mental wellness is a growing concern in this seaside town, especially among young people. Around 38% of teens in Lee County described having at least one episode of poor mental health, and 15.4% of middle school children engaged in a form of self-harm behavior.

Similar to other areas in the country, suicide rates have gone up by 22% over the past decade. The area’s ratio of 23 fatalities caused by self-injury per 100,000 residents is substantially higher than the state’s average of 17.2.

Issues around substance abuse seem to be on the rise, with 1 in 5 adult residents admitting to drinking too much. Out of 5,261 mental health hospitalizations in 2022, about 25% were drug- or alcohol-related.

Local Mental Health Programs

  • HOPE Clubhouse of Southwest Florida
    HOPE Clubhouse provides a supportive environment for adults with mental health challenges. The center focuses on rehabilitation, education and employment opportunities. Its clubhouse model promotes community, offering participants a place to gain skills and build friendships.
    (239) 267-1777
  • Abuse Counseling and Treatment, Inc. (ACT)
    ACT offers emergency services, counseling and shelter for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and victims of human trafficking. Its 24-hour hotline connects individuals to urgent help and ongoing support services.
    (239) 939-3112
  • The Center for Progress and Excellence Inc.
    This nonprofit agency specializes in free behavioral health services, including crisis intervention, outpatient therapy and community programs. It provides personalized treatment for adults, children and families while addressing specific community needs.
    (844) 395-4432
  • Samaritan Health and Wellness Center
    This center provides affordable mental health and primary care services, focusing on holistic wellness. It caters to uninsured and underinsured individuals dealing with various mental health issues and offers a compassionate space for healing. For appointments, visit the Samaritan Health and Wellness Center website or call the Cape Coral office number.
    (239) 360-7520
  • 988 Florida Lifeline
    The state’s Department of Children and Families oversees the Bonita Springs mental crisis line, the 988 Florida Lifeline. It provides 24-7 crisis support for mental health emergencies. Callers can connect with trained counselors who can provide immediate assistance, guidance and access to local resources if needed.
    988

Get Help Today

Whether you need support coping with depression or want to find a suitable Bonita Springs rehab facility, we’re here for you. The experienced counselors staffing the Mental Health Hotline are here to listen to your concerns and recommend appropriate services in your local area. Call us now at (866) 903-3787; someone’s ready to take your call anytime, day or night.