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988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, MCOT
General mental health line that can assist with suicide prevention and crisis situations, general mental health concerns not related to a crisis, mental health assistance for members of the LGBTQ2+ community, and youth counseling services through the stabilization and mobile response unit. Callers are routed to the nearest accredited crisis center in the local area and are answered by staff who provide crisis counseling and mental health referrals. Centers can dispatch mobile crisis outreach teams to the callers location to provide hands-on assistance as well.
Suicide Prevention Hotlines
Description:

A suicide and crisis intervention service available to anyone in emotional distress. Callers are routed to the nearest accredited crisis center in the caller's area and are answered by staff who provide callers with crisis counseling and mental health referrals.

Eligibility:
Service Hours:
24/7
Intake Procedure:
Call, text or online chat. If the phone number is from another state, inform the specialist to be redirected to a local Utah line.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:

US

Telemental Health
Description:

Provides general mental health services for people with a wide range of mental health challenges including loneliness, relationship issues, financial concerns, stress, and more.

Eligibility:
Service Hours:
24/7
Intake Procedure:
Call, text or online chat. If the phone number is from another state, inform the specialist to be redirected to a local Utah line.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:

US

LGBTQ2+ Helplines
Description:

Provides specialized assistance and mental health support to those identifying as LGBTQ2+.

Eligibility:
Service Hours:
24/7
Intake Procedure:
Call, text or online chat. If the phone number is from another state, inform the specialist to be redirected to a local Utah line.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:

US

Adolescent/Youth Counseling
Description:

The Stabilization and Mobile Response team can be dispatched to help children in a mental health crisis situation. Teams can provide an initial assessment, create a safety plan, connect families to resources, and establish weekly visits with trained mental health professionals for long-term stabilization.

Eligibility:
Service Hours:
24/7
Intake Procedure:
Call, text or online chat. If the phone number is from another state, inform the specialist to be redirected to a local Utah line.
Fees:
No cost
Service Contact Information:

US

sumh.utah.gov/smr/