In Times of Crisis, We're Here for You
For Immediate Support for Mental Health Emergencies
Dial 911
Emergency Services
-or- Dial 988
24/7 Crisis Lifeline
What is 988?
24/7 free, confidential mental health hotline that connects individuals in need of support with counselors across the United States and its territories. People do not have to be suicidal to call. Reasons to call include: substance use disorder, economic worries, relationships, culture and identity, illness, intimate partner violence, depression, mental and physical illness, and loneliness.
- Call: 988
- Text: 988
Phone
313-466-4907
drhhale@gmail.com
Address
888 West Big Beaver Road
Ste. 780
Troy, Michigan 48082
At Turn The Corner Counseling, we prioritize your well-being. If you’re facing a mental health crisis, know that you’re not alone. Here are a variety of resources if you are not able to reach your therapist and are in immediate assistance :
Essential Crisis Resources
Michigan Based Support Services
Ph: (800) 231-1127
Website:
A crisis‑response organization
Michigan Peer Warmline
available 7 days a week
10am – 2am
Ph: 1-888-733-7753
Website:
https://mcal.my.site.com/mical/s/michigan-warmline
The warmline connects callers with certified peer support specialists who have lived experiences of behavioral health issues who are trained to support and empower the callers.
Ph: (833) 347-8766
Website:
a full range of social, preventive, and interventional support designed specifically for first responders and their families, delivered with understanding and respect for your service.
Ph: (313) 537-7000
One-stop hub for resources across Michigan created with LGBTQ+ people in mind.
988
Website:
Michigan Crisis and Access Line (MiCAL) is Michigan’s 24/7 statewide crisis, support, information, and referral line.
Community Based Crisis Supports
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HAVEN
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(248) 334-1274 |
haven-oakland.org
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Oakland County Domestic Violence nonprofit; Counseling, shelter, legal advocacy |
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Turning Point |
(586) 463-6990 | turningpointmacomb,org | Domestic Violence nonprofit; forensic nurse, counseling, shelter, legal advocacy |
| First Step | (734) 722-6800 |
www.firststep-mi.org |
Domestic Violence; counseling, shelter, legal advocacy |
| Ruth Ellis Center | (313) 252-1950 | www.ruthelliscenter.org | housing, healthcare, job support, advocacy for LGBTQ+ |
Michigan Crisis & Access Line- additional resources available -mcal.my.site.com/mical/s/resources
National Support Services
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
- Veterans Crisis Line
- Trevor Project for LGBTQ Youth
What should I do if I or someone I know is in immediate danger?
How can I reach a counselor after hours?
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For non-life-threatening emergencies, contact 988 24/7 crisis line for support.
What should I expect when I call the crisis line?
The crisis line is available 24/7. You will be asked questions about your safety, feelings, social situation, and if you have thoughts of suicide.
Can I schedule an emergency appointment?
When you call the crisis line, a trained counselor will listen to your concerns, provide emotional support, and guide you through your options for immediate help.
What resources are available for ongoing support?
Yes, we offer emergency appointments for urgent situations. Please call our office to discuss your needs and availability.
Is there a cost for using the crisis line?
The crisis lifeline can provide a range of resources. They will work with you to create a plan to address your immediate needs. Turn The Corner Counseling encourages you to reach out to your therapist to assist with any coordination of services, answer questions, and schedule a follow-up appointment as needed.
How can I help a friend who is struggling?
The crisis line is a free service available to anyone in need of immediate mental health support. If you are overwhelmed with a person’s distress, try to stay calm and let them know trained crisis counselors are available through 988. It’s important to be sensitive to their needs and to avoid making assumptions about their situation. Create a judgment-free zone where they can talk freely without fear of judgment. Encourage them to reach out for on-going professional help. Be mindful of your limits, seek help from your friend’s loved ones, and do not over tax yourself
What if I need help but am not in a crisis?
Encourage your friend to reach out for professional help. You can also contact our crisis line for advice on how to support them effectively.
How do I know if I need emergency help?
If you’re seeking support but are not in immediate danger, you can schedule a regular appointment with one of our counselors by calling our office.
Frequently asked question
If you’re experiencing overwhelming feelings, thoughts of self-harm, or any situation that feels unmanageable, it’s important to seek emergency help. Our team is here to assist you.
Reach Out for Support
If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please don’t hesitate to reach out. At Turn The Corner Counseling, we are dedicated to providing the tailored care you need. Remember, seeking help is a sign of strength. Connect with us today to take the first step towards healing and support.