Are you in an emergency or ongoing mental health crisis? Get help now. Here are a few resources that are available to anyone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
If you’re in immediate danger, please call 9-1-1.
National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Free support from trained crisis counselors over the phone. Call 988 anytime day or night.
Clark County Crisis Line: Get support from local crisis counselors. Available 24/7, call (800) 626 8137.
Prefer to text? The Crisis Text Line is available 24/7. Text HOME to 741741 and a crisis counselor will respond via text message right away.
Are you going through a challenging time? Are you looking for someone to talk to – or do you need accurate, timely information to help you understand a complex situation?
No matter how things look, help is out there. Finding the right resource is key. These mental health resources are organized by the specific type of help you need. That’s what this list is intended to do – help you find those who are best positioned to help you.
Navigating the mental health landscape can feel daunting, but you don’t have to do it alone. These national organizations offer advocacy, educational tools, and peer-led support systems to help you understand your options and find long-term stability.
Finding support in your own backyard makes a world of difference. These Clark County and Washington State resources are dedicated to connecting local residents with nearby treatment centers, family support, and community-specific care.
Being a young person today comes with unique pressures, and sometimes you just need to talk to someone who truly “gets it.” These services provide safe, confidential spaces — often peer-to-peer — where students and teens can be heard without judgment.
Everyone deserves a healthcare environment where they feel seen, respected, and safe. These organizations specialize in the unique social and emotional challenges faced by the LGBTQIA+ community, offering affirming support for individuals and their loved ones.
Your experience in the service is unique, and so are the challenges that can follow. These resources connect you with responders and peers who understand the struggles that veterans often go through and can provide specialized support.
Recovery is a journey that thrives on community and professional guidance. Whether you are seeking clinical treatment or a supportive group of people who share your goals, these resources provide the tools necessary to reclaim your health.
The best mental health resources fit your particular needs. With certain groups, such as those in immediate crisis or people who share common traits or experiences, seeking support from like-minded listeners and counselors is a good idea. They can better understand what you’re going through.
If you’re dealing with a specific issue like ADHD, depression, anxiety, or bipolar disorder, we can help. From therapy services to medication management, we’ll create a tailored treatment plan that allows you to start making progress toward a resolution.
No matter who you are, no matter what it entails, at Strong Mind Psychiatry, we will listen to you and help guide you. Call us today to schedule an appointment in Vancouver WA – or via telehealth.
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