Crisis Warning Signs

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A mental health crisis may range from the worries we all experience as part of everyday life to serious long-term conditions. Some examples of mental health crises include anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, alcohol or substance abuse, self-injury and suicidal thoughts. Mental health crises are experienced by people of all ages, cultures, and socioeconomic conditions, and may or may not be related to a specific mental disorder or illness.

There is no one indicator that a person is experiencing a mental health crisis and symptoms vary depending on the crisis and individual, but here some signs to look for:

Thoughts of suicide
Alcohol or substance abuse
Confused thinking and trouble concentrating
Strong bursts of anger, frustration, irritability or recklessness
Withdrawing from friends, family and typical social situations
Feelings of sadness, worry, guilt or worthlessness that last longer than a few days
Feelings of anxiety or fear that make it difficult to go to work, school, or even get out of bed
Major changes or dramatic shifts in moods, personality, eating habits, energy levels and/or sleeping patterns

If you are in a crisis or any other person may be in danger do not use this website.
If you are in a life-threatening crisis, please dial 911 for immediate help.
These crisis intervention resources may also provide you with assistance.

If you believe you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health crisis, Morgan Mental Health offers screenings, assessments and evaluations to identify and diagnose the issue; counseling and treatments blah blah recovery. Our compassionate team of mental health professionals is here to help you find them.

One of the most serious signs of a mental disorder is thinking about or attempting suicide.
If you are thinking about hurting yourself or about suicide, seek help right away. There are many ways to get help.
You can:

Call 911 or your local emergency room
Call your mental health provider or other health care provider
Reach out to a loved one or close friend
Call a suicide hotline. In the United States, you can call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1 800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)
If you are a veteran, call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 or send a text to 838255

» Visit our Crisis Intervention Resource Page for more resources

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