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CRISIS & MENTAL HEALTH Resources
Crisis Text Line- Text "HOME" to 741741
How It Works
Text HOME to 741741 from anywhere in the United States, anytime. Crisis Text Line is here for any crisis. A live, trained Crisis Counselor receives the text and responds, all from our secure online platform. The volunteer Crisis Counselor will help you move from a hot moment to a cool moment.
Domestic Abuse and Violence Hotline (866) 223-1111 TEXT (612) 399-9995
One Call for Help Statewide
One Call, One Result: Your Safety. If you’re being hurt or abused, The Minnesota Day One Crisis Hotline 1.866.223.1111 assists you to get help, get safe and get support. One call connects you with an advocate trained in supporting victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking who can help you find a shelter and the services you need in your area. Dial 1.866.223.1111
Mental Health Crisis Response Numbers- Meeker County (800) 992-1716
TEXT the crisis team at CRISIS (274747)
When to Contact Our Mobile Team | When Our Services Are Not the Right Fit |
| - Increased depression | - Attempted or at high risk of suicide (Call 911) |
| - Suicidal thoughts or self-harm thoughts | - High risk of aggression or violence (Call 911) |
| - Increased anxiety or panic attacks | - Needs medical treatment or transportation |
| - If you are feeling overwhelmed and don't know what to do | - Requires physical restraint |
| - Parent/Child Conflict | - Intoxicated or criminal behavior |
| - Out of control behavior that does not need physical intervention | |
| - Need supports for life stressors that are impacting your mental health |
Woodland Centers Mobile Crisis Teams (24 hours) (800) 432-8781
Woodland Centers Mobile Crisis Response Team
We are a mental health crisis response team that responds to adults, youth, and families in their homes or community locations. We respond to urgent crisis situations 24/7/365. Our goal is to have a trained crisis staff member arrive within 45 minutes of your phone call. If you are not safe to wait, call 911 immediately.
CALL US AT 800-432-8781 TO GET HELP NOW.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Phone (24 hours) (800) 273-TALK (8255)
Nacional de Prevencion del Suicidio 1-888-628-9454
Veteran's Crisis Line 1-800-273-8255 or TEXT 838255
Should I Call The Lifeline?
No matter what problems you’re dealing with, whether or not you’re thinking about suicide if you need someone to lean on for emotional support, call the Lifeline. People call to talk about lots of things: substance abuse, economic worries, relationships, sexual identity, getting over abuse, depression, mental and physical illness, and loneliness, to name a few.
Talking with someone about your thoughts and feelings can save your life.
Safe Avenues- Domestic Violence (800) 792-4210 or (320) 593-0876
Safe Avenues provides domestic and sexual violence victim advocacy to 7 primary counties in Southwestern Minnesota. We provide emergency shelter for a larger 18 county area covering the lower Southwestern corner of Minnesota. In addition, we provide safe parenting time services for families in need.
Women's Advocates Domestic Abuse Crisis Line (651) 227-8284
Women’s Advocates’ crisis line is answered by trained advocates who provide support and referrals for individuals who are:
- in need of emergency shelter
- in a domestic abuse situation and don’t know what to do
- looking for general legal information or referrals
- looking for resources to find safe housing options
- in need of someone to talk to
Don’t have access to a telephone? You can reach our trained Crisis Resource Advocate at resources@wadvocates.org. The option to text 911 is now available statewide in Minnesota and other states. You can also explore our Online Resource Hub with national and local resources.
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Bounce Back Project https://www.bouncebackproject.org/stay-at-home-resources/
Together we will bounce back! To help you be resilient and stay encouraged during this difficult time, we've provided timely and useful "Stay at Home" resources for people of all ages and situations.
Centra Care Clinics Mental Health (320) 255-6677
CentraCare Behavioral Health has prepared a team of mental health providers who are available to provide an appointment very quickly, potentially the same or next day. Our hope is to be able to help people work through the changes and stressors that COVID-19 has presented as soon as possible.
Video visits with our team of therapists are available to children and adults and a referral is not needed. Schedule a video visit to address stress, coping, and mental health concerns by calling 320-255-6677. Established patients are encouraged to connect with their care team as well.
Crow River Family Services (320) 774-3354
Lighthouse Counseling (855) 454-2463
Mental Health Counseling from a Faith-based perspective is essential for people who are struggling with emotional, mental and spiritual difficulties or for people who have difficulty achieving joy, peace, or fulfillment in life. It ensures our clients the full respect they deserve and the assurance we will work hard to help their family succeed without the fear of judgment. We accept our clients wherever they are at in this journey of life.
Litchfield Family Psychology Services (320) 693-7708
Mental Health Helpline (800) 862-1799
Whether you’re looking for information about mental health programs and services that might help you or a loved one or just need to know more about the options, we’re here to help. Our Mental Health Helpline can provide you with the information and referrals you need, help you determine the next steps, and directly connect you to services in communities across the state of Minnesota. We also provide tools and resources that support mental health recovery and wellness.
Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health (800) 528-4511
Families here in Minnesota, as well as around the country and world, are navigating through ongoing uncertainty, stress, and trauma as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The resources on our page are designed to help families and professionals support both their own mental health as well as the mental health of the children in their care as this public health crisis unfolds.