Mental Health

Click here for website: Cincinnati Children's Psychiatry

513-636-4124

Call child's outpatient or community mental health provider first

If still in need of mental health support, call hotline

513-281-2273

24 hour telephone crisis intervention service for suicide prevention, psychological crisis, marital / relationship conflicts, bereavement, loss and other personal emergencies

Hotline offers information and referral services throughout the agency as well as training on suicide prevention

suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

Provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention, and crisis resources for people and their loved ones

513-281 -8387

Specifically tailored to Veterans

Callers will be connected to information, referrals, crisis intervention and suicide prevention

1-800-799-7233

https://www.thehotline.org/help/

Advocates for those experiencing domestic abuse in more than 200 languages. Calls are free and confidential

513-677-7000

Dispatch for the Loveland safety center for non-emergencies

Mental Health resources for families, school professionals and healthcare workers for all times of the year and especially in this time of COVID-19

https://mindpeacecincinnati.com/

Mobile Crisis Teams- mobile crisis teams are available to physically go to a person/student in crisis and do an assessment if needed

Clermont County Mobile Crisis- 513-528-7283

Hamilton County Mobile Crisis- 513-584-5098

Warren County Mobile Response Stabilization Services (ages 0-21) -(513) 785-2160

Providing comprehensive, emotional and behavioral health services to children and families across Greater Cincinnati.

513-272-2800

www.tchcincy.org

24 hr hotline @ 513-748-1461

1-800-720-9616

Open locally M-Sun: 8a - 8p, transitions to national hotline overnight.

Trained staff online to talk with you, help with emotional management, screening, or connect you to resources if needed