Non-Affiliated Resources

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“A warm line (peer support line) is an alternative to a crisis line that is run by ‘peers,’ generally those who have had their own experiences of trauma that they are willing to speak of and acknowledge …. Most warm line operators have been through extreme challenges themselves and are there primarily to listen” (Grossberg, 2014).

These resources do not contact law enforcement or emergency services if a person is considering suicide.

National Peer Support Lines 

Trans Lifeline – 877-565-8860, oprima el numero 2 para hablar en Español. Available 24/7.

Warmline.org contains links to peer support lines in the United States.

Local Peer Support Lines

Western Mass Peer Support Line – 888-407-4515 They are available from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Monday through Thursday and 7:00 PM to 10 PM Friday through Sunday.

 

“Crisis workers are trained to talk comfortably and calmly, use active listening, assess risk, and determine if a person is in danger” (Kee, 2018).

These resources can contact law enforcement or emergency services without the caller’s consent if they are considered to be at “immediate risk” of suicide. Your definition of “immediate risk” might not be the same as theirs. Make sure to ask them at the beginning of the call how they determine “risk” so you can decide whether this type of support is right for you. 

National Crisis Hotlines (Available 24/7)

  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 800-273-8255 oprima el numero 2 para hablar en Español
  • The Trevor Project – 866-488-7386 or text ‘START’ to 678-678
  • Crisis Text Line – Text the word HOME to 741741 or textea la palabra AYUDA a 741741

Local Crisis Hotlines (Available 24/7)

    Here are helpful websites with more resources that include support groups and tools.

    National

    Local

    Lines that can be called to prevent or stop violence and assault.

    National Violence Prevention Lines (Available 24/7)

    Local Violence Prevention Lines 

    Peer Support Lines

    Here are helpful websites with more resources that include support groups and tools.

    National

    Local

    Crisis Hotlines

    “Crisis workers are trained to talk comfortably and calmly, use active listening, assess risk, and determine if a person is in danger” (Kee, 2018). 

    These resources can contact law enforcement or emergency services without the caller’s consent if they are considered to be at “immediate risk” of suicide. Your definition of “immediate risk” might not be the same as theirs. Make sure to ask them at the beginning of the call how they determine “risk” so you can decide whether this type of support is right for you. 

    National Crisis Hotlines (Available 24/7)

    • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 800-273-8255 oprima el numero 2 para hablar en Español
    • The Trevor Project – 866-488-7386 or text ‘START’ to 678-678
    • Crisis Text Line – Text the word HOME to 741741 or textea la palabra AYUDA a 741741

    Local Crisis Hotlines (Available 24/7)

     

    Mental Health Websites

    Here are helpful websites with more resources that include support groups and tools.

    National

    Local

    Violence Prevention Lines

    Lines that can be called to prevent or stop violence and assault.

    National Violence Prevention Lines (Available 24/7)

    Local Violence Prevention Lines 

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