No. Individual or group therapy with a licensed professional is the most effective way to learn to deal with long-term, ongoing or repetitive problems. The Crisis Line counsellors can refer you to appropriate agencies for counselling or therapy.

Our line +1 3467029434 Crisis Line to discuss your concern about your friend or family member. Take every comment about suicide seriously. Sometimes people state very directly that they are thinking about killing themselves and sometimes they drop hints that they are thinking about suicide. A person might say, “My family would be better off if I were dead,” “Nobody would even care if I was gone,” “Sometimes I just can’t take it anymore,”…. Ask the person directly if he or she is thinking about suicide. Ask about the plan – the more specific the plan, the more likely it is a person will attempt suicide. A person who has attempted suicide in the past is more likely to attempt again. For more tips on talking with a person who is considering suicide,

Establishment of eligibility is required before a person may receive any service. Providing Apt Aide with previously documented evidence of a qualifying diagnosis (i.e., schizophrenia, mood disorders, alcohol and substance abuse, related condition) will expedite service entry. Once this information is obtained, it generally takes no more than a few weeks to access services.