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For mental health emergencies, please use the option that works best ⋙

Multnomah County Crisis Line (& Project Respond) | 503-988-4888 | 24/7 mental health support
Cascadia Urgent Walk-In Clinic: 42nd & SE Division | 503-963-2575 | Walk in open daily 9am-9pm
Oregon Youthline | 877-968-8491 | Text: Teen2Teen to 839863 | 4pm-10pm daily peer support
NAFY: Alba Collaborative | 971-754-4350 | 24/7 Runaway/Crisis Services for anyone 9-17 Years Old
BlackLine | 800-604-5841 | *warmline, does not report to police | prioritizes BIPOC folxs
Trevor Project & Trevor Life Line | 866-488-7386 | or text START to 678678 | 24/7 LGBTQIA2S+ crisis line
Racial Equity Support Line | 503-575-3764 | Mon-Fri 10am-7pm | BIPOC support line (racist/hate incident support)
THRIVE-Tribal Health | Native-identifying youth | text "NATIVE" to 741741 | Free, 24/7 counseling support
Trans Lifeline | 877-565-8860 | Non-binary/trans peer support line (No nonconsensual active rescue)
Kaiser Crisis Line | 866-453-3932 (24/7 psychiatric services) | 503-331-6425 (triage and referral line)
National 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline | dial* 988 | 24/7 support and many other Suicide Prevention resources

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What is Mental Health?

Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being.

It affects how we think, feel, and act. It also shapes how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices.

Chances are, if you are generally happy, you have good mental health.

If you are often sad, anxious, stressed, or overwhelmed, you could probably use some help improving your mental health.

This page covers many ways to help improve mental health and provides resources for when you need a little more support.

Explore specific areas of Mental Health

While these page offer different resources and suggestions for things you can do on your own, mental health is best when it's a team effort. If you are needing support beyond what is offered here, please reach out to a mental health professional, or trusted adult, & check out mental health apps.