Willow Behavioral Health provides outpatient mental health and addiction treatment in Madison, Wisconsin. Our PHP, IOP, and virtual options let you get care and still sleep in your own bed. Many of our clinicians have walked through recovery themselves, so you talk with people who understand.
You may be facing depression, anxiety, trauma, alcohol or drug use, or a mix of these. We treat mental health and addiction together, so you do not need two providers or two plans. Your care team builds one plan around your symptoms and your schedule. Programs run in person at our Madison center and online. If you are looking for rehab in Madison, Wisconsin, our admissions team can tell you which level of care fits.
A crisis does not follow office hours. Willow offers 24/7 crisis support for anyone facing suicidal thoughts, panic attacks, or severe distress. You can call for yourself or for a loved one. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline first.
A clinician starts with a quick assessment to decide what level of care you need. Together you build a safety plan for the next hard night. If you need a hospital or crisis unit, we coordinate that connection.
Our center is at 4610 S Biltmore Ln, Suite 106 & 107, in Madison. The space is built for comfort and privacy, so you can focus on treatment. Staff greet you at reception and walk you through each step. If you prefer to stay home, virtual sessions give you the same care from your own room.
Many of our staff members have been through recovery themselves. When you describe a craving or a panic attack, the person across from you knows what that feels like. We treat mental health and addiction in one plan, since each can make the other harder to treat. You choose in-person or virtual sessions. Flexibility matters if you work long hours or need discretion.
We treat mental health, addiction, or both at the outpatient level. You live at home and come to us for care, so work, school, and family stay in your week. Our approach to behavioral health in Madison, Wisconsin, starts with matching you to the right level of support. We offer standalone and dual diagnosis options. Willow helps arrange detox and residential care through referrals and placement when you need a higher level of care.
We treat mood, anxiety, and trauma-related disorders through outpatient mental health programs without a hospital stay. Choose the intensity that matches your symptoms today. Your team adjusts it as you improve.
Our partial hospitalization program (PHP) for mental health runs during the day, usually more than six hours on most weekdays. You attend individual therapy, group sessions, and skills training, then go home at night. It suits you when symptoms are too severe for weekly therapy, but you do not need a hospital bed.
Our intensive outpatient program (IOP) for mental health offers day and evening options, with several sessions each week. It works well as a step down from PHP or alongside a job or classes. You keep group therapy, individual therapy, and medication support as needed.
Virtual sessions give you the same therapy and support groups as in-person care, with no commute and more privacy. You join from home through secure telehealth.
Our rehab in Madison, Wisconsin, offers outpatient addiction treatment for alcohol, opioids, stimulants, and other drugs. Your clinicians set the starting level after your assessment, based on your health and home life.
Our partial hospitalization program (PHP) for addiction meets six or more hours a day, five or more days a week. Days include therapy, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and holistic support. You learn what triggers your cravings and practice handling them, then return home at night.
Our intensive outpatient program (IOP) for addiction offers day and evening options, with sessions several times a week. Counseling and group sessions keep you moving forward while you work or care for family.
Online counseling and group sessions include relapse prevention tools. Virtual care suits you if privacy matters or you live far from Madison.
Your team includes licensed and certified clinicians, a dual diagnosis specialist, and a client care coordinator. The coordinator answers your questions. Many of them have lived through recovery themselves, so they understand the work from the inside.
Willow accepts most private PPO insurance plans and offers self-pay options. Our team checks your benefits before you commit, so you know what your plan covers. Payment plans or financial assistance may be available on a case-by-case basis.
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Great group of people that are supportive. Different than other recovery centers as it allows for more of an individual structure and guidelines based on your situation.
Excellent experience I had with everyone in this program. They were here for me in my darkest times. Helped me work through it. They made me feel like family and didn’t bring up any bad trials or information I had expressed with them. Always positive with everything. Will definitely recommend them if ever needed it!
Initial Contact and Pre-Screening
Call, email, or stop by. An admissions specialist asks a few confidential questions about what you are facing. If you need crisis support right away, you get it.
Comprehensive Assessment
A licensed clinician evaluates your mental health, medical history, and recovery goals. Standardized screening tools are used when appropriate.
Personalized Treatment Planning
Your clinician turns the assessment into a treatment plan. The plan may include therapy, medication, holistic care, and family involvement, depending on your needs.
First Steps in Treatment
At our rehab in Madison, Wisconsin, you meet your care team and begin sessions. Your team checks in often and adjusts the plan as you progress.
Addiction reaches into health, work, and family life. We treat the substance use disorders below at the outpatient level. You may be asking for help for the first time, or returning after a setback. Either way, we start where you are today.
We provide outpatient care for:
Mental health conditions touch sleep, work, and relationships all at once. Our clinicians treat the conditions below with evidence-based therapy and psychiatric support.
We provide care for:
Each plan draws on research-backed therapies. Your clinician matches the approach to your diagnosis and your goals.
Learn to spot unhelpful thought patterns and practice replacing them with ones that work better for you.
Build skills to handle intense emotions and stress, and to communicate better with people close to you.
Use the 12-Step model for peer community and accountability. Participation is optional.
Options like Suboxone and methadone ease cravings and support recovery.
Meet one-on-one with your therapist, learn from peers in group sessions, and bring in loved ones if you choose.
Mindfulness, exercise guidance, and nutrition support round out clinical care for body and mind.
Treatment starts with one conversation, and you decide what happens next. Willow Behavioral Health offers outpatient mental health and addiction care with PHP, IOP, and virtual options. If you are searching for rehab in Madison, Wisconsin, we can explain each level of care and check your insurance. Speak with one of our admissions coordinators today.
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