Please note that while I offer mental health services and do my best to be responsive, I do NOT offer emergency mental health services. Please utilize the following resources if you are in need of help immediately.
Hotlines (for when you are having an emergency):
- 211: Automated menu that has different services including a mental health assessment, and responders who will help you determine which resources you need when you are in crisis.
- 988: The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline has 24/7 services to help you if you are feeling unsafe or in crisis.
- 911: If you need help immediately because you are in danger, someone can come to your home and help you get safe.
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline :This resource offers both a call and chat feature, and a variety of specific services
- CT Crisis Services: CT offers it’s own specific hotline, and provides information about the nature of a mental health crisis, and further interventions
Warmlines (for when you are not in danger, but want a “warm body” to talk to):
- Warm Lines in CT: CT offers this list of providers who are available to talk on weekends, holidays, at night, or on the off hours that I may not be available.