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[…] Association. These podcasts include the real life experiences of people with mental illness and family members. Some of the content includes discussions of top ics such as suicide attempts and maybe triggering. If you are in need of support at any time during the podcast, please contact the NAMI helpline at (800) 950 -6264. […]
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[…] •Walk in? •Primary Care •Psychiatry •Alternatives •Community Mental health •Living room •Hospital at home •Home health Hospital ‐ Outpatient • Emergency Department • Psychiatric Urgent Care • Crisis stabilization Units Hospital‐Inpatient Is There a Better Option Than Going to an ER for a Crisis? •Refer to psychiatrist, counselor or family physician •Safety plan •Contact call services –National Suicide Prevention Network, NAMI, Crisis call centers •Support systems •Peer mentor Psychiatrist or Mental Health Offices •Is the office open? •Do they have walk in hours? •Do they know me? •Is there a call in number? Mobile Crisis Units • Mobile Crisis Units Jugo, M, Smout, M, Bannister, J: A comparison in hospitalization rates between a community based mobile emergency service and a hospital‐based emergency service. Aust N Z Psychiatry 2001;36:504‐508. • Comparison of mobile unit to ED admission rate • ED admitted 3x more than mobile units Alternative to the ER Crisis Oriented Residential Treatment Weisman, GK: Crisis‐oriented residential treatment as an alternative to hospitalization. Hosp Commun Psych 1985;36:1302‐1305. •For acutely distributed chronic patients •For acutely decompensated patients that might need acute hospitalization •Highly structured •Group and individual therapy […]
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text “helpline” to 62640, or chat online. In a crisis, call or text 988 (24/7).
