Crisis Information

Clear guidance for recognizing urgent situations and choosing immediate safety steps.

If There Is Immediate Danger

If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not wait for a website, message, or community response.

Warning Signs That Need Urgent Support

Someone says they may harm themselves or another person.
Someone has a plan, means, or immediate intent to cause harm.
Someone is unable to stay safe, is severely disoriented, or is experiencing a medical emergency.
Someone is being abused, exploited, threatened, or stalked.

Supportive Next Steps

Stay With Support

Contact a trusted person, stay in a safer place, and avoid isolation if possible.

Reduce Access to Harm

Move away from dangerous items or situations and ask someone trustworthy for help.

Use Local Resources

Use emergency services, local crisis lines, school staff, or medical professionals when urgent help is needed.

What TLHMH Can and Cannot Do

TLHMH can provide educational information and supportive reminders. TLHMH cannot monitor emergencies, provide crisis counseling, dispatch help, or replace professional care.