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If you are experiencing a clinical emergency (for example, if you feel you are at risk for harming yourself or someone else), please, consider the following options:

  1. Call 911

  2. Go the nearest Emergency Room

  3. Diagnostic Evaluation Center (DEC): Western Psychiatric Institute And Clinic Of UPMC Presbyterian (WPIC): (412) 624-1000 or toll-free 1-877-624-4100

    * Psychiatric emergency and substance abuse evaluations

    * Walk-in crisis therapy

    * Facilitation of inpatient admissions

  4. CRISIS CENTER WALK IN: Western Psychiatric Institute And Clinic Of UPMC Presbyterian (WPIC): (412) 246-5934; 333 N Braddock Ave, Homewood, PA 15208 

  5. Call UPMC's Re:solve Crisis Network (1-888-7-YOUCAN)

  6. If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts, consider calling the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-TALK)

  7. Young Adults- Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255

  8. Self Injury Foundation's 24-hour national crisis line:          1-800-334-HELP 

  9. Call 988. National Mental Health Crisis Hotline

 

Crisis Hotlines by County

 

Pittsburgh

24 Hours / 7 days

Crisis & Suicide Hotline:
(412) 820-HELP (4357) 
Student & Young Adult Hotline:
(412) 820-HELP (4357)

 

Allegheny

24 hours / 7 days 
1-888-424-2287

 

Butler

24 hours / 7 days 
(724) 287-0440 
1-800-292-3866

 

Westmoreland County

Crisis Hotline 
Access to Mental Health Services
24 hours / 7 days 
1-800-836-6010 
County Help Line - Information & Referral:
1-800-222-8848

 

New Castle (Lawrence County)

24 hours / 7 days 
Helpline:
(724) 658-5529 
Teenline:
(724) 657-TALK (8255)

This list is not all-inclusive. This is not professional advice and is not meant to replace an in-person/virtual/audio evaluation with your treatment provider.

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