Mental Health 
(non veteran)


What to say

Always be calm and reassuring to whomever you are speaking to. If you are concerned that they are having a crisis event (psychosis- they are not making sense or you believe they may be in danger of harming themselves). Ask if you can call for someone to help them. If they decline and otherwise sound ok, provide resources and end the call. If you are not comfortable with their aparent state of mind, call one of the crisis numbers to get them help.

If you have to call 911 or any other kind of crisis hotline, be sure to mention you are calling on behalf of someone having a  mental health crisis


The Care Center, Inc (SPHS)

Washington Crisis Services & Stabilization / Diversion Unit

852 B Henderson Avenue

Washington, PA 15301

Phone:  724-225-3584

Hotline: 1-877-225-3567


Sexual Trauma Treatment and Recovery Services

Provides counceling, legal services, and medical advocacy.

Main Office: 724.229.5007

Email us at: sttars@sphs.org

 

Hotline: 1.888.480.7283

Southwestern PA Human Services

SPHS is a hub that supports many other mental health programs.

300 Chamber Plaza

Charleroi, PA 15022

724.489.9100