Need Help?

Explore some of our links below for helpful starting points.

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Get Support Instantly

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, help is available right now.

Get Immediate Help

Available, 7 Days a Week: 24/7

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If you or a loved one is in immediate danger, calling 911 may be necessary. Let the operator know it is a psychiatric emergency and request an officer trained in crisis intervention.

If you are in crisis, you are not alone.

You may be experiencing a crisis if:

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You are thinking about harming yourself or others
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You feel unable to cope or stay safe
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You are worried about someone else’s safety
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You need immediate emotional support
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Need someone to talk to?

NAMI Greater San Antonio offers a Warm Line for peer support. Our trained volunteers are here to listen.

Call Warm Line:
Open Monday-Friday: 8 AM – 5 PM
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Important: Warm Line is not crisis support.

Helping Someone in Crisis

If you’re worried about a loved one, it’s okay to feel unsure.Your support matters. Here are ways to help them feel safer:

  • Stay calm and listen
  • Encourage them to seek professional help
  • Contact 988 for guidance
  • Call emergency services if safety is at risk
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Additional Hotlines

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Recovery and support are possible

NAMI Greater San Antonio offers free programs and support groups to help individuals and families navigate mental health challenges.