You Are Not Alone. Immediate Support Is Here.
If you're in crisis, feeling overwhelmed, or just need someone to talk to, trained counselors are ready to listen. Our support is free, confidential, and available 24/7.
Crisis Support Options
Text Support
Quick, discreet, and available anytime. Reply to get connected.
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Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Press 1 for chat, or speak directly.
Call LifelineHow It Works
Getting support takes just a few moments. You don't need an account or personal details to reach out.
Reach Out
Send a text, make a call, or start a chat using the options above. No explanation needed.
Get Connected
A trained crisis counselor will respond within minutes to listen and assess your needs.
Find Your Path
Together, you'll create a personalized safety and support plan tailored to your situation.
Specialized Support
Crisis counselors are trained to support individuals across diverse backgrounds and experiences.
LGBTQ+ Support
Access affirming counselors specializing in gender identity, sexual orientation, and related crises.
Text HOME to 741741Veterans & Military
Dedicated support for service members, veterans, and their families facing emotional distress.
Dial 988 Press 1Spanish Support
Conecte con consejeros bilingües. Envíe un mensaje de texto a 741741 o llame al 1-800-799-7233.
Text AHORA → 741741Deaf & Hard of Hearing
TTY support available. Call 1-800-799-4889 or use sign language interpreter chat.
Call TTY LineImportant Information
Know what to expect when you reach out for help.
Confidentiality & Privacy
- All conversations are strictly confidential
- No personal data is shared without consent
- Chats are not recorded or stored long-term
- Counselors are bound by ethical privacy standards
What Happens Next?
- Counselors listen without judgment
- They help you identify coping strategies
- Resources and referrals are provided as needed
- Follow-up support is available on your terms
Emergency Disclaimer: If you are experiencing a life-threatening medical emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately. Crisis text lines and lifelines are for emotional support and crisis intervention, not medical emergencies.