A Crisis, An Emergency or an Urgent situation?  Do not walk-in!

There are no emergency services in person.

See Below for more information

 

-IN CASE OF A CRISIS-

Crisis: experiencing intense emotional difficulty, having a very difficult time with suicidal thoughts, thinking about self-harming or harming others 

 

● Call the National Prevention Suicide Hotline at

Dial 988

 

 If you can't talk or prefer to text:

● Text the word TALK to 741741 from anywhere in the USA, anytime.

Crisis text line serves anyone, in any type of crisis, providing access to free  24/7 support and information. Here's how it works :

A live, trained Crisis Counselor receives the text and responds quickly.

The volunteer Crisis Counselor will help you move from a hot moment to a cool moment.

 

 

 IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY:

If you have developed a plan to kill yourself or someone else or  have the intent to do harm, that's an immediate mental health emergency and you should go to a hospital emergency  room or call 911. 

 

 

Hospital ER have psychiatric staff members to help you if you're experiencing suicidal or homicidal thoughts. They can assess for crisis needs and provide referrals or assist with a psychiatric hospitalization if needed. 

       

 URGENT NEED for SERVICES

Experiencing depression, anxiety or other emotional stress and need services now before it develops into a crisis, if you are unable to schedule an appointment with your health insurance plan provider or if you do not have health insurance for mental health services, you may find help below

 

● San Bernardino County Crisis Services and Walk-in Psychiatric Clinics can be found on the following website link:

 http://wp.sbcounty.gov/dbh/crisis-services/

 

Other important mental health resources available:

 

●  San Bernardino County information line for any community resources in the Inland Empire area:

Dial 211

 

● The IEHP Community Resource Center ( CRC )

 Local resource for healthcare information in San Bernardino.

Open to IEHP Members and the general community, with Bilingual staff who can help you take free classes, learn about health care, and learn about health coverage programs.

Call  866-228-4347 for more information.

805 W 2nd Street, Suite C San Bernardino, CA 92410(at the Marshalls Plaza) Exit 2nd Street, off the 215 Freeway in San Bernardino  

Hours of Operation:

Monday through Friday: 9 am – 6 pm  Saturday: 10 am – 2pm  

 

 

 

 

 

  Please know that I'm not affiliated with any of the above community resources and information above is not an endorsement or a guarantee of quality of services.