washington Resources
988
Call, text, or chat 988 to be connected to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Ask if you need mobile crisis response, available in some areas. Lifeline/988 Services are confidential, free, 24/7/365, with language access options. Deaf, hard of hearing, and TTY users: Use your preferred relay service or dial 711 then 1-800-273-8255.
You can dial 988 if you or someone you love is having:
- Thoughts of suicide
- Mental health crises
- Substance use crises
- Any other kind of emotional distress
Psychosis Training for Families
Support programs and resources for families and caregivers. Psychosis REACH trainings offer Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for psychosis (CBTp) strategies for caregivers.
NAMI Washington
Advocates for state-level systems change and helps you seek information, training, and support from a local NAMI affiliate.
WA Recovery Helpline
Offers 24-hour help for substance abuse, problem gambling, and mental health. Call 866-789-1511.
WA Department of Health
Directory of behavioral health agencies statewide, organized by county.
Early Episode Psychosis Program
The state’s early intervention program for youth and young adults in early stages of a severe mental illness with features of psychosis.
Program of Assertive Community Treatment
Intensive outpatient program for people with SMI who can function well enough to voluntarily participate in their own care within the community.
Criminal System Outpatient Service
Guidance for services provided if an evaluation finds a person charged with a crime unfit to act in their own defense due to psychiatric symptoms and the person is eligible for competency restoration within the community.
When SMI is Criminalized
General resources and guidance for navigating behavioral health when there is criminal justice involvement. The website includes resource guides with information about mental health services in jail, the competency evaluation and restoration process, telehealth, and more.
Clubhouses in Washington State
Various locations in Washington are part of Clubhouse International, providing spaces for individuals to seek community and vocational assistance to support their recovery.
Peer Support
People with lived experiences related to their own mental illness conditions help others through coaching, support groups, resource navigation, and employment support.
Office of Behavioral Health Advocacy (OBHA)
Help finding services or with disputes related to care. Ombuds services are primarily for individuals receiving Medicaid services.
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