Helpful Resources

Phone Numbers

EMERGENCY 911

SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE 988 

Suicide and Crisis Center of North Texas: (214) 828-1000
Spanish Helpline: (972) 233-2428

Information and Referral 211.  (toll-free Texas statewide) http://www.211texas.org/
ADAPT Mobile Crisis: 1 (866) 260-8000
Dallas Police NON EMERGENCY: (214) 744-4444
Grant Halliburton Mental Health Navigation Line:  (972) 525-8181
Green Oaks Hospital: (972) 991-9504
Parkland Psychiatry Emergency: (214) 590-8761
Poison Help: 1 (800) 222-1222

Other Resources

Online screening tools from Mental Health America help you determine if you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition.

Mental Health Ministry Toolkits, Handbooks & Guidebooks compiled by the Lutheran Foundation of Fort Wayne, Indiana ​(each title is also a direct link to the file or PDF).

Healing Presence (PDF) How do people with profound mental health problems suffer? In our highly medicalized culture, we define and respond to disease from a biomedical model. We want to fix the "bad spot." But suffering is a richer concept, and true healing requires friendship and community. By John Swinton, director of the Center for Spirituality and Health and is professor of Practical Theology and Pastoral Care at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland.

Pray for Families A 31-day prayer guide for families as they care for loved ones dealing with mental health difficulties.

A Student’s Guide to Recognizing Disorders, Seeking Help and Promoting Wellness

Depression Guidebook for Students 

Homelessness and the Digital Divide

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