Mental Health Resources

HOTLINES / CRISIS LINES

  • In an emergency, call 9-1-1

  • 24/7 Crisis Text Line: text COALITION to 741741 (Mental Health Coalition)

  • 7cups.com: free online chat for emotional support and counseling (services in Spanish available)

  • Arizona Crisis Response Network: call 2-1-1

  • CASA, Sexual Assault / Abuse Hotline: call 602-254−9000

  • Covenant House Nineline – Teen Talk-Line: call 800−999−9999

  • Crisis Response Network: call 602-427-4600

  • Crisis Text Line: text HOME to 741741

  • La Frontera EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center: call 480-784-1500

  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255

  • Parents Anonymous Talk-Line: call 800−352−0528

  • Physical, sexual or emotional abuse and/or neglect of minor: call 888−767−2445

  • Pima County mental health crisis: 520-622-6000 or 866-495-6735

  • Senior Loneliness: Help for Older Adults Experiencing Loneliness and Isolation - Caring.com

  • Teen Life Line: call or text 602-248-8336

Walk-in crisis services, Tucson Banner – University Medicine Crisis Response Center
Banner – UMC South, 2802 E District St
Banner University Medicine Behavioral Health: psychiatry.arizona.edu/patient-care 520-874-7520

MENTAL HEALTH ORGS / NON-EMERGENCY

NAMI, Valley of the Sun (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Free support and education programs 602-244-8166
Find Your Local NAMI: https://www.nami.org/findsupport

Epicenter is now Resilient Health, but still houses Early Psychosis Intervention services: https://www.resilienthealthaz.org
Administrative Office: 2255 W Northern Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85021
877-779-2470 // 602-995-1767

https://tv.azpm.org/p/originals-azill-news/2018/7/13/133189-epicenter-of-hope

DID YOU KNOW

About half of all people in the U.S. will be diagnosed with a mental disorder at some point in their lifetime. If it’s not you, it’s someone you care about. That is why we are all in this together.

Mental disorders affect people of all ages and ethnicities, but some populations are disproportionately affected. Research suggests that only half of all people with mental disorders get the treatment they need.

We instinctively know that mental and physical health are closely connected. Mental disorders like depression and anxiety affect our ability to take part in healthy behaviors, including the things we need to do to survive (such as succeeding in employment and educational endeavors). Similarly, physical health problems can make it harder for people to get treatment for mental disorders. And mental disorders increase the likelihood and severity of physical disorders.

Without research, we would never have reached the milestones we have in prevention and treatment. But we have a long way to go. By supporting quality, innovative research, we can all pitch in to further the cause, and improve health and quality of life for all.

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