If you ever find yourself in a crisis or feel that you might be a danger to yourself or others, please know that support is available. We strongly encourage you to seek emergency care without hesitation.Â
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Crisis Support and Emergency ResourcesÂ
The following services are available 24/7 to provide immediate support for you or a loved one:Â
- Samaritans (Call 116 123 for free, anytime)Â
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The NHS team can provide guidance, arrange face-to-face community support, or direct you to alternative services like crisis cafés or safe havens, which offer a calming space outside of A&E or hospital settings.Â
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In an Emergency
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, please call 999 or go to your nearest A&E. At A&E, you’ll find an on-call Psychiatric Liaison team who can:Â
- Conduct an initial assessment of your mental health needsÂ
- Help keep you safe in the short-termÂ
- Prescribe medication to help manage acute symptomsÂ
- Connect you with local crisis services, such as your Crisis Resolution and Home Treatment (CRHT) teamÂ
- Determine the best next steps, whether returning home or being admitted to a hospital for further careÂ