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Find resources for a mental health crisis

In times of crisis, whether you’re facing a personal mental health challenge, dealing with the aftermath of a disaster, or grappling with the effects of violence, abuse, or discrimination, finding the right support is crucial.

In crisis? 24/7 help is available

Call or text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org. You can also reach Crisis Text Line by texting HOME to 741741.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

Navigating a mental health crisis

Mental health crises often arise when individuals experience intense emotional distress that makes it difficult for them to cope effectively.

Get resources for mental health crises

Violence

Professional support and a safe, supportive environment are crucial for processing violent experiences.

Find resources for dealing with violence

Abuse

Addressing and treating the impacts of abuse is essential for supporting recovery and fostering well-being.

Get resources for abuse

Identity-based hate

Identity-based hate, targeting individuals based on attributes such as race, gender, or sexual orientation, can severely impact mental health.

Get resources for identity-based hate

Disaster

Effective mental health support is crucial in the aftermath of a disaster to help individuals and communities rebuild and recover.

Get disaster mental health resources

Coping and recovery

Finding different tools to help you stay grounded throughout the recovery process can help you move forward.

Get coping and recovery resources

Community resources

Connecting with your community in times of crisis can be important in the healing process.

Get resources for community healing

Media and advocate resources for crisis response

Learn how to cover crises from a trauma-informed perspective and protect your own mental health.

Get media and advocacy resources

Financial resources

Access tools that will help you manage money-related stress that can be heightened during times of crisis.

Get financial well-being resources

Learn more about mental health

Want more information on mental health?

Visit the Mental Health Learning Hub