Managing
Crisis
With the help of fellow parents, caregivers, and mental health experts, we have rounded up a series of tips and resources to help you navigate things like knowing when to call 911 or what to expect if you go to a hospital. Read on to learn more about managing a children’s mental health crisis.
Prepare for
an Emergency
Create a
Safety Plan
Suicide and self-harm resources
Managing Physical
Aggression
Crisis services are available through child and youth mental health centres. Here, you can expect 24/7 crisis support services for child and youth mental health. If you are in a crisis, you can also call 911 or go to your nearest Emergency Department.
You Don’t Have to Do This Alone.
If you are a parent/caregiver worried about your child, or a young person looking for help yourself – please reach out. Our network of child and youth mental health centres have 4,000 professionals ready to help children, youth and families with free counselling and treatment. We provide care in person, on the phone and virtually. No problem is too big or small.
Find your closest child and youth mental health centre.
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