Suicide prevention in Frisco starts with safety. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you have thoughts of suicide, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, open 24/7.
After that, Conscientia Health offers ongoing outpatient care for people with thoughts of suicide. We also help those who have struggled with them before. Still, help is available, and many people who feel this way go on to feel better. Our office is at 5300 Town and Country Blvd Ste 240, Frisco, TX 75034. Also, video visits are available anywhere in Texas. To schedule, call 1 (877) 803-5342 any day from 7am to 10pm.
In addition, we see people from Prosper, Little Elm, McKinney and other Collin County towns. Many of them arrive via the Tollway.
Initially, your clinician asks openly about thoughts of suicide, past attempts and what is happening in your life. In fact, asking directly does not plant the idea. Instead, it often brings relief to finally say it out loud. Meanwhile, your clinician listens without judgment and asks what has helped you get through hard times. Together, you then decide on the right level of care.
A safety plan is a short, written list you create with your clinician. For example, it names your personal warning signs and simple coping steps, such as going for a walk. The plan also lists people you can reach out to and the 988 Lifeline. In addition, the plan includes ways to keep your surroundings safer. Because it is written in your own words, it is easier to use when things feel hard.
Generally, thoughts of suicide can grow out of depression, anxiety, trauma or other treatable conditions. So, ongoing care also treats those conditions through therapy, medication or both. For example, a therapist may use CBT-based tools to challenge hopeless thinking. In addition, regular check-ins let your clinician update your safety plan as life changes. As a result, many people find reasons for hope again.
Family and friends can often make a real difference. So, with your permission, a loved one can join a visit to learn the warning signs and how to respond. They can also help keep the home safer during hard periods. As part of suicide prevention in Frisco, we share tips on how to ask, listen and stay connected. Meanwhile, loved ones can reach out to 988 for their own support too.
Our Frisco office sees children, teens and adults. In particular, our outpatient care supports people with current or past thoughts of suicide, including people recently discharged from a hospital. Since each person’s situation is different, care may include:
A respectful conversation about your thoughts and history, as well as your supports.
A written plan in your own words, covering warning signs, coping steps and people to call.
Therapy, medication or both for depression, anxiety and other conditions linked to risk.
With your consent, loved ones can learn how to help, in our Frisco office or by video.
These answers cover what people in Frisco and nearby areas often ask about our outpatient care.
No. We provide scheduled outpatient care, not emergency services. If you are in danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. If you need to talk right now, call or text 988 any time, day or night.
Yes. We accept major commercial plans and verify your benefits at booking. Also, private pay is available, so call for rates. If we don’t take your plan, we can provide a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement. Coverage varies by plan, so call 1 (877) 803-5342 to confirm yours.
No. In fact, research shows that asking about suicide does not increase risk. Instead, a caring question often opens the door to help. So, if you are worried about someone, it is okay to ask.
Choose Book Now, or call 1 (877) 803-5342 any day from 7am to 10pm. You can also email info@conscientiahealth.com. Our office is at 5300 Town and Country Blvd Ste 240, Frisco, TX 75034. For urgent help, call or text 988, or call 911.
Between visits, AI-supported tools may help you keep your safety plan handy and track your mood. However, these tools are not monitored around the clock and are not a crisis service. If you need help right away, call or text 988, or call 911.
Because suicide risk often connects with depression, anxiety or trauma, these pages explain more about our care, providers and services.
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