Call 9-1-1 if you are facing a life-threatening emergency.
Are you in crisis and need help immediately? Call the Washington County Crisis Line at 503-291-9111.
The power of human-centered behavioral health crisis response services
This video series illustrates the professional and compassionate services available to community members experiencing a mental health crisis. Our crisis response system of care includes a variety of trained experts, from behavioral health to law enforcement, ready to deliver the right-sized response to each unique situation.
Crisis Response System of Care
A variety of highly skilled and caring professionals provide compassionate, supportive services for urgent mental health and substance use concerns and can help choose the best options for care.
Mental Health Response Team
The Mental Health Response Team pairs specially trained law enforcement officers from various agencies with mental health clinicians who help people in crisis, often avoiding emergency room visits and involvement in the criminal justice system.
We're Here to Help
We offer access to experienced, compassionate behavioral health professionals and trained peer support specialists to meet the needs of our community members, especially those in crisis.
Estamos aquí para ayudar
Ofrecemos acceso a profesionales de la salud conductual experimentados y compasivos y a los especialistas capacitados en apoyo entre pares para satisfacer las necesidades de los miembros de nuestra comunidad, especialmente aquellos en crisis.
Learn more about our services
- Washington County Crisis Line
- Suicide Prevention
- Hawthorn Walk-In Center
- Civil Commitment
- Extreme Risk Protection Order
- Mobile Crisis Team
- Mental Health Response Team
Not sure which service you need? Call the Crisis Line at 503-291-9111 and staff will connect you to the right one.
Other crisis services
There are many other free resources available. These services are not provided by Washington County. They are available to anyone.
- Veterans Crisis Line:(Link is external) 9-8-8, press 1 for support specific to veterans
- Alcohol & Drug Helpline: 1-800-923-4357
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline(Link is external): 9-8-8
- Senior Loneliness Line(Link is external): 503-200-1633 or 1-800-282-7035
- Military Helpline:(Link is external) 1-888-457-4838
- Oregon Youthline:(Link is external) 1-877-968-8491 or text teen2teen to 839863, chat at www.oregonyouthline.org(Link is external)
- David Romprey Oregon Warmline:(Link is external) 1-800-698-2392 Peer-Run Community Counseling
Do you want to learn more about how to spot the warning signs of suicide and intervene when someone is feeling suicidal? Visit the Get Trained to Help(Link is external) website.