Our crisis care team is available to walk alongside you with care, understanding, and unwavering support. Our commitment extends beyond immediate crisis intervention. We offer a coordination of care designed to support you no matter where you are on your journey towards mental health and wellness. Our services are tailored to meet your unique needs, ensuring you receive the right support at the right time.
If you or someone you love is feeling overwhelmed, thinking about suicide, or experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988. You'll be connected with a trained crisis counselor who will listen with care and without judgment. As part of this network, Seven Counties Services operates a local 988 team with trained Crisis Intervention Counselors available to the community.
The 988 Lifeline isn't just for emergencies—it's also a safe place to talk before a crisis happens. This free and confidential service is available 24/7 to provide support and connect you to mental health resources near you.
If you or someone you know is in crisis and needs urgent help, our Crisis Line is here for you 24/7, every day of the year. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, struggling with addiction, or facing a mental health crisis, you are not alone.
Our trained crisis team is ready to listen without judgment, provide immediate support, and help you find the next steps toward feeling safe and supported. No matter what you're going through, we will connect you to the right care and resources. Call now—help is just a phone call away.
At Seven Counties Services, we offer a 24-Hour Mobile Crisis Team to bring help and hope wherever it's needed, whether that is at home or any other community setting. Our compassionate team responds in person to provide immediate support, help calm the situation, and ensure well-being. We'll also connect you to ongoing care and resources that fit your needs and preferences, so you're never alone on the path forward.
To access mobile crisis services, please call 988 or (502) 589-4313 and request a mobile crisis response.
If you or a loved one with a developmental disability is in an unsafe situation and needs help determining what to do, we have options available.
*Immediate danger means that a person with a disability is currently unsafe in their environment, whether at home or in the community. This can include concerns related to mental health, self-harm, or aggression toward others.
If you need help right away, you can walk into any of our clinic locations during business hours – no appointment needed. Once you arrive, our team will listen, assess your needs, and provide immediate support to help you feel safe and calm.
From there, we'll connect you to care that's right for you, ranging from outpatient therapy to another level of support. Our goal is to make sure you have the care, comfort, and guidance you need to continue your journey toward healing and recovery.
We provide immediate help for all mental health and behavioral crises
Suicidal Thoughts or Behaviors
Self-Harm or Self-Injury
Severe Anxiety or Panic Attacks
Severe Depression
Psychotic Episodes or Hallucinations
Substance Use Crisis or Overdose
Domestic Violence or Abuse
Trauma Response
Severe Emotional Distress
Behavioral Health Emergency
These are examples—any mental health crisis deserves immediate support
Talking About Wanting to Die or Hurt Oneself
Searching for Ways to End One’s Life
Feeling Hopeless or Having No Reason to Live
Feeling Trapped or in Unbearable Pain
Increased Use of Alcohol or Drugs
Acting Anxious, Agitated, or Reckless
Sleeping Too Little or Too Much
Withdrawing or Feeling Isolated
Showing Rage or Talking About Seeking Revenge
Displaying Extreme Mood Swings
If you notice these signs, reach out for help immediately
Seven Counties Services offers comprehensive crisis intervention services. Our team of trained crisis counselors, mental health professionals, and mobile response teams are available 24/7 to provide immediate support when you need it most.
Our crisis response team includes Licensed Crisis Counselors, Mental Health Clinicians, Mobile Crisis Teams, Peer Support Specialists, and Emergency Services Coordinators ready to help.
Immediate phone support available around the clock
Crisis teams deployed to your location when needed
Short-term intensive support to ensure safety
Comprehensive evaluation by trained professionals
Immediate therapeutic support and intervention
Collaborative plans to keep you safe
Psychiatric Emergency Services
Crisis Residential Services
Warm Handoff to Ongoing Care
Family Support During Crisis
Connection to Community Resources
Follow-Up Care Coordination
Telehealth Crisis Services
Youth Crisis Services
And more!
When you call our crisis line, a trained crisis counselor will answer immediately. They will listen without judgment, assess your safety, and work with you to develop a plan to keep you safe.
If needed, we can dispatch a mobile crisis team to your location. Our team will provide on-site assessment, crisis intervention, and connections to appropriate care.
Crisis services are available to everyone, regardless of insurance status. Your safety and well-being are our top priority.
At Seven Counties Services, we’re with you every step of the way. Whether you need someone to talk to, emergency support, or ongoing care, we’re here 24/7, 365 days a year. Let us support you on your journey to a healthier, happier life – one where you feel safe, supported, and in control. You don’t have to face this alone, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
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