Crisis Line
615-244-7444
For over three decades, the Crisis Line has provided Middle Tennesseans with easily accessible 24 hour telephone counseling services. Our compassionate counselors offer comfort to the bereaved, reassurance to the troubled, and hope to the disheartened. Thanks to the dedication of Crisis Center volunteers and staff, there is someone who cares when no one else will listen.

Help Line
615-269-4357
The Crisis Center is a vital resource not only for people in crisis, but also for those in need of emotional support or guidance to appropriate helping resources. Regardless of the need, whether it’s assistance in finding furniture, agencies to help pay utilities, or affordable mental health services, Help Line counselors can guide callers to the most appropriate area resources.

Survivors of Suicide
615-244-7444
Support groups for individuals and families who have lost a family member or friend to suicide meet weekly. Please call the Crisis Line for details.

Sudden Loss
615-244-7444
Bi-monthly support group for persons who have lost a loved one through sudden death. Please call the Crisis Line for details.

Outreach Services
615-244-7444
Community and school-based presentations, Grieving Teens Groups, and local day-long depression screening sites. Educational programs include:
Warning Signs of Suicide and Depression
Effective Intervention Methods
Crisis Planning
Faculty Inservices
Crisis Awareness

Middle Tennessee Coalition for Suicide Prevention
615-244-7444 Beeper
The Coalition represents over 38 trained couselors from local agencies that help a school return to normal after a sudden death or suicide. Schools can contact the Coalition coordinator by calling the Crisis Line any time, day or night.