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Crisis Resources

If you are in immediate danger or at risk of harm, dial 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency department right away.

Emergency departments are best equipped to provide immediate safety support, crisis evaluation, and access to medical or psychiatric care when needed.

Crisis Resources

Support is available when you need it. Crisis teams are available by phone 24/7 to provide immediate support.

Clients are encouraged to utilize the following resources if they are experiencing emotional distress or a mental health crisis (suicidal thoughts, psychosis, uncontrollable behavior, or threats of harm to themselves or others).

If you need immediate or same-day support, but are not in life-threatening danger, you can contact the resources listed below.

Urgent Mental Health Support

  • CRISIS Line (Minnesota)  Call or text 274747 (spell “CRISIS”) 

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (National)  Call or text 988 

  • BlackLine: Call or text 1-800-604-5841 

Country Specific Support Numbers

  • Ramsey County, Urgent Care of Adult Mental Health: 651.266.7900

  • Hennepin County, COPE: Mobile Mental Health Response: 612.596.1223

  • Anoka County, Mobile Crisis Response: 763-755-3801

  • Carver County, Mental Health Crisis Team: 952-442-7601

  • Scott County, Mobile Crisis Response: 952-818-3702

  • Dakota County, Crisis Response Unit: 952-891-7171 

  • Washington County, Crisis Response Unit: 651-275-7400

Accessibility Support 

For individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have speech limitations, these crisis resources can be accessed through MN Relay by dialing 711. MN Relay provides communication support so you can connect with emergency and crisis services in a way that feels accessible and safe.

You deserve care, safety, and support, and you do not have to navigate difficult moments alone.