ETHERIDGE PSYCHOLOGY
COUNSELING AND PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING
115 Kildaire Park Dr Ste 313
Cary, NC 27518
(919) 600-4906
Crisis Resources
Are you experiencing a mental health crisis that cannot wait? Call us to make an appointment, but here are some resources that may be of assistance if you need immediate help. Please note that we are not affiliated with any of these resources and cannot guarantee that they will be able to help you.
911
You can call 911 in any life-threatening emergency, even if that emergency involves you or someone else at risk for suicide.
Emergency Room
You can also go to a hospital emergency room in a life-threatening mental health emergency.
HopeLine NC
(919) 231-4525 or (877) 235-4525
Free and confidential crisis and suicide prevention helpline and instant messaging service. Offers suicide and crisis intervention, supportive and non-judgmental active listening, gentle and understanding discussion of crisis resolution, and referrals to appropriate community resources.
Teen TalkLine
(919) 231-4525 or (877) 235-4525
Part of HopeLine NC, Teen TalkLine focuses on supporting teens through an instant messaging service on their website. HopeLine has combined this new service with their free and confidential crisis line for teenagers to reach out to at any time when they need extra support or a listening ear.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
(800) 273-8255
Free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones.
Crisis Solutions North Carolina (website only)
Part of the NC Department of Health & Human Services, Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, & Substance Abuse Services. Provides resources for individuals and families in crisis.
REAL Crisis Intervention
(252) 758-4357
A non-profit agency offering free 24/7 counseling and an extensive referral service.
UNC Crisis and Assessment
(919) 250-1260
Provides triage, health screening and safety check. Assessments by licensed mental health professionals. Safe and secure location for individuals to stay while awaiting placement at a higher level of care such as a recovery center or a psychiatric hospital.
Alliance Crisis & Assessment Centers
(800) 510-9132
Provides licensed clinicians to help assess your treatment needs. If immediate services are needed, staff from the Center will work with you and Alliance to find an appropriate treatment setting or crisis provider that is well-matched with your needs.
Wake County Mobile Crisis Line
(877) 626-1772
Provides immediate evaluation, triage and access to acute MH/DD/SA services, treatment and supports. Immediate telephonic response to assess the crisis and determine risk, mental status, medical stability and appropriate response.
Holly Hill Hospital
(800) 447-1800
No-cost, confidential mental health assessments seven days a week. Their assessment counselors are dedicated to helping find the appropriate services for your mental health and substance abuse needs.
Interact of Wake – Domestic Violence
(919) 828-7740 or (866) 291-0855
InterAct is a private, non-profit, United Way agency that provides safety, support, and awareness to victims and survivors of domestic violence and rape/sexual assault. InterAct fulfills this mission through the support of its volunteers and community.
Interact of Wake – Sexual Assault
(919) 828-3005 or (866) 291-0853
InterAct is a private, non-profit, United Way agency that provides safety, support, and awareness to victims and survivors of domestic violence and rape/sexual assault. InterAct fulfills this mission through the support of its volunteers and community.
Kiran Domestic Violence Hotline
(877) 625-4726
Kiran promotes healthy family relationships in the South-Asian community by providing services such as 24 hour crisis counseling through their Hotline, client services, resource referrals, language assistance and translation, community outreach, education, and support groups.
AA Hotline
(919) 783-6144
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
