Help For Yourself

Welcome to The Bridge Behavioral Health: Your Support Starts Here

At The Bridge Behavioral Health, we understand the challenges you’re facing, and we’re here to help you every step of the way.

Need Assistance? Here’s How to Get Started:

Reach Out Anytime:
Call us at 402-477-3951.

When Did You Last Use?

• Today?
  If you’re still intoxicated, you can voluntarily enter our medically-monitored withdrawal program. Our experienced team is dedicated to ensuring your process is as safe and comfortable as possible. Please call us to begin your admission: 402-477-3951.
• More Than a Day Ago?
  If you’re no longer intoxicated but are experiencing withdrawal symptoms, our medically-monitored withdrawal program can provide the support you need. Call us to learn more: 402-477-3951.

What Substances Are You Using?
We offer a medically-supervised program for safely detoxing from various substances, including alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, methamphetamine, and fentanyl. For more information about entering our program, reach out at 402-477-3951.

Ready to Start?
You can begin your journey right now! We’re available 24/7, 365 days a year. Call us to get started: 402-477-3951.

Need Treatment After Withdrawal?
The next step is to assess your treatment needs. Schedule an evaluation with a licensed drug and alcohol counselor by calling us during business hours:
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
402-477-3951.

Concerned About Cost?
As a nonprofit organization, our mission is to provide assistance to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay. We can discuss various payment options, including fee waivers or reductions, and we accept insurance. Don’t let financial worries prevent you from seeking the care you need.

Who Can Access Services at The Bridge?
We serve men and women ages 19 and older in most programs, including withdrawal services. Women can access withdrawal services, respite care, and outpatient treatment. For residential treatment, we will refer women to one of our partnering centers. If you’re a minor in need of withdrawal services, please consult your doctor or visit the nearest hospital emergency department.

What to bring to treatment:

• Withdrawal / Respite Programs:
  • Comfortable Clothing: Pack 3-5 days’ worth of comfortable outfits.
  • Hygiene Essentials: Don’t forget items like deodorant and other personal hygiene products.
  • Shower Shoes: Bring flip flops or shower shoes for bathroom use.
  • Razors: You may bring razors or an electric razor, but please note that all sharp items will be securely locked.
  • Cash: If you’d like to use the soda machine, feel free to bring cash. However, we cannot provide change.
  • Medications: Ensure all medications are in their original bottles with clear instructions or orders.
• Residential Treatment Program:
  • Comfortable Clothing: Pack 5-7 days’ worth of comfortable outfits.
  • Hygiene Essentials: Don’t forget items like deodorant and other personal hygiene products.
  • Shower Shoes: Bring flip flops or shower shoes for bathroom use.
  • Razors: You may bring razors or an electric razor, but please note that all sharp items will be securely locked.
  • Cash: If you’d like to use the soda machine, feel free to bring cash. However, we cannot provide change.
  • Medications: Ensure all medications are in their original bottles with clear instructions or orders.
  • Alarm Clock: Optional if you’d like to bring one.
  • Food:
    • One small bag of unopened hard candy is allowed.
    • You can also bring one clear water bottle.
  • Hat: You may bring one hat, but it can only be worn outside the building.
  • Shoes: You may bring up to 3 pairs of shoes.

Please avoid bringing any clothing or items with drug, alcohol, or gang-related references.

Please Note: All items will be washed and dried using hot water and high heat. Items that cannot be washed will be frozen for 72 hours.