Our Crisis Response Team provides a range of specialized clinical and support services and front-line community work for those experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis. To connect with us, you can:
Sometimes people who struggle with mental health or substance use have an emergency. When that happens, it may feel difficult or impossible to get help. You can call our mobile crisis response team 24/7 for help with a behavioral health emergency. “Mobile crisis response” means we come to you when and where you need it. Whether you’re requesting help for yourself or a loved one, we can provide:
When you call our 24/7 crisis line, a trained professional will ask you questions to figure out the right kind of response that would be best for you or your family member. Depending on the nature of the crisis, we may recommend:
Youth and families served by mobile crisis response receive short-term supports following initial evaluation that aim to reduce the risk of additional crises. During the stabilization period, our team will work with you and your child to determine and connect you with ongoing services that meets your child’s needs.
Help is here when you’re ready. You can schedule your appointment with us by completing our online referral form or calling our intake department at (401) 519-2280. Walk-ins without an appointment are also welcome during the following times: Monday-Friday, 9 am – 2 pm.
All individuals and families who receive crisis services, whether in-person or over the phone, also receive post-crisis stabilization services. This program allows our Emergency Services staff to fill the gap between crisis and connection to longer-term care. We help our clients, new and existing, navigate the systems that can be challenging to take on alone. Crisis stabilization can include:
If you are having suicidal thoughts, experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, or are witnessing someone in crisis, please call 988 or (401) 854-6678. Learn more about Crisis Response & Services
