Mise en Place for Life logo
Immediate Help

Crisis Resources

You're not alone. If you're in crisis, struggling with cravings, or having thoughts of harm—help is available right now. No judgment. No fees. Just support.

If You're in Crisis RIGHT NOW

Feeling Suicidal?

Call 988 or text "HELLO" to 741741

Medical Emergency?

Call 911 immediately

Overdose (OD)?

Call 911 - Naloxone (Narcan) can reverse opioid overdose

Severe Cravings?

Call your sponsor, trusted friend, or crisis line immediately

24/7 Hotlines & Support

Free. Confidential. Available anytime. Call, text, or chat with someone who understands.

National Crisis Hotline

988

Free, confidential support 24/7. Call or text 988. Talk to someone when you need it most.

SAMHSA National Helpline

1-800-662-4357

Free, confidential, 24/7. Information and referral for substance abuse treatment.

Crisis Text Line

Text HOME to 741741

Free, confidential text-based support 24/7. Crisis counselors available anytime.

Alcoholics Anonymous

1-855-212-7262

Find AA meetings and support groups in your area. Phone support and sponsorship available.

Narcotics Anonymous

findmeetings.com

Virtual and in-person NA meetings. Free peer support and recovery community.

NAMI Helpline

1-800-950-6264

Support for mental health and substance use disorders. Free, confidential, M-F 10am-10pm.

What to Expect When You Call

1

Someone Answers Immediately

A trained counselor will pick up and listen without judgment. They've helped thousands of people.

2

You Tell Your Story

Share what's going on at your own pace. They listen. No interruptions. No lectures.

3

You Get Next Steps

They help you figure out what to do next—whether it's coping strategies, local resources, or immediate safety planning.

4

You're Not Alone

Connection to community resources, support groups, and longer-term recovery options.

You Should Call If You're Experiencing:

Intense cravings or urges to use
Thoughts of harming yourself
Overwhelming anxiety or panic
Severe depression or hopelessness
Relationship crisis or isolation
Withdrawal symptoms
Feeling trapped or stuck
Questions about recovery options
Temptation to relapse
Shame, guilt, or self-judgment
Need to talk to someone who gets it
Any emergency or urgent situation

This Is Your Moment

Calling for help isn't weakness. It's the strongest thing you can do. Every person on these hotlines has been where you are—stuck, scared, or struggling. They understand because they've lived it.

Recovery starts with one decision. One call. One text. You deserve support. You deserve a chance. Pick up the phone. Reach out. We're rooting for you.