Wyoming Mental Health Hotlines

More than 1 out of 5 (20.3%) Wyoming residents report mental health incidents, compared to the national average of 18.6%. According to the state’s own Oil City News, “Wyoming ranks No. 12 for the most mental health disorders in the country.” Unfortunately, the state doesn’t fare much better when it comes to substance abuse. No shortage of providers (or shortage of funds) should ever prevent you from getting the help you deserve. The following resources are free of charge, confidential and available to all Wyoming residents. Help yourself or someone you love today by calling the Mental Health Hotline for Wyoming.

Mental Health Concerns in Wyoming

With increasing numbers of residents reporting symptoms of anxiety, depression or another mental health concern, it’s no surprise Wyoming has worked to grow the availability of mental health services. The Wyoming Department of Health organizes and distributes funds to a network of direct service providers and participates in various statewide initiatives such as the Wyoming Early Mental Health Episode educational program and Project AWARE (Advancing Wellness and Resiliency in Education), which partners with schools to provide support and education about mental health and substance use disorders. The state partners with various local organizations to increase capacity in a state where nearly half of those with mental health symptoms struggle to access treatment. Wyoming also has a substantial number of addiction treatment options, with rehab centers located throughout the state. Free addiction treatment in Wyoming is available with inpatient, outpatient and long-term maintenance options. Below are some of the resources available to Wyoming residents for help with mental health concerns and substance use disorders.