If something is worrying you, get in touch with Crisis Services for Youth. Speaking in confidence to someone supportive, either on your own or with your partner, could help you. It may be enough just to be in touch with us, but if you need more specific help, we can advise you how and where to find what you need.
You don’t have to have a referral note nor any kind of diagnosis. You don’t need to ...
Book your phone appointment with a crisis worker in the online calendar and fill in your contact information. A crisis worker will call you. Use only your first name to book your appointment. You will receive a confirmation message once you have successfully booked it.
During our first contact we will map your situation and what you hope to achieve by speaking to someone about it. After the contact call, you can have up to five conversations with a crisis worker
If you have a care contact for mental health issues, please contact that service or your contact person first. The Crisis Services for Youth does not provide medical treatments for illness. In an emergency, always call 112. In an acute crisis situation, please contact the usual on-call services.