Resources

Behavioral Health Response (BHR) provides crisis support, telephone counseling, and mental health resources 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

• Crisis Hotline: (314) 469-6644
• Website: Behavioral Health Response (BHR)

Youth Connection Helpline

Need to talk? Feeling depressed? In a crisis? Being Bullied? Thoughts of suicide? Worried about someone else?

• Phone: (314) 819-8802 — always reach BHR directly through our local number
• Dial: 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) to reach BHR through the 988 network
• Text: BHEARD to 31658
• Chat: www.bhrstl.com
• Go: to your local Safe Place site
• Download a PDF of the BHR Green Card (Youth Connection Helpline)

Courage2Report is Missouri's school violence tipline. It was created to ensure that all students, families, staff and community members have access to a safe and confidential way to report school safety concerns.

• Phone: (866) 748-7047
• Website: Courage2Report Missouri
   

The Epworth 24/7 helpline provides a network of trauma-informed professionals. The helpline is available every day of the year, including holidays, to meet the needs of homeless youth or those threatened with immediate homelessness.

• Phone: (800) 899-5437 or (314)-727-6294
• Website: Epworth
   

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.

• Phone: (800) 273-8255
• Website: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

The Provident Behavioral Health counseling team is available 24 hours a day, every day, to help with any life crisis one is facing.

• Phone: (314) 647-4357
• Website: Provident Behavioral Health

This hotline is an access point for young people to get help if they feel unsafe, are contemplating running away or have a personal problem any time, day or night.

• Phone: (877) 928-2929 or (314) 628-2929
• Text: 4HLP to 31658

A CHADS mentor will meet one-on-one with your student for lessons on a variety of topics, including stress management, coping skills, grounding techniques and self-awareness.

• Phone: (314) 596-2661
• Email: sewadmin@chadscoalition.org
   

The Epworth Family Support Network provides counseling services for children, teens and families.

• Phone: (314) 918-3301
• Email: fsn@epworth.org

Family Solutions for Kids provides counseling services for children, teens and families.

• Phone: (314) 504-1935
• Email: mharmon@echmail.org

Lutheran Family and Children's Services of Missouri provides individual counseling for children and teens, as well as counseling for families.

• Phone: (314) 787-5100

National Alliance on Mental Illness programs ensure hundreds of thousands of families, individuals and educators get the support and information they need.

• Phone: (800) 950-6264

Provident Behavioral Health provides individual counseling, group counseling and psychiatric services for children and teens.

• Phone: (314) 533-8200

St. Louis Counseling provides individual counseling and psychiatric services for children and teens.

• Phone: (314) 544-3800

Trevor Project counselors are available to speak 24/7. If you or your child are in crisis, feeling suicidal or in need of a safe place to talk, connect with a crisis counselor today.

• Phone: (866) 488-7386
• Website: The Trevor Project

Youth In Need provides individual and group therapy sessions for children, teens and families.

• Phone: (314) 594-5010
• Contact your school counselor or social worker for a referral

Annie's Hope provides comprehensive support services for children, teens and families who are grieving.

• Phone: (314) 965-5015
• Website: Annie's Hope

Preferred Family Healthcare provides substance abuse treatment and education for adolescents and adults, as well as access to online parent and caregiver support groups.

• Phone: (314) 729-7050
• Email: stltoc@pfh.org

Prevent+Ed provides a supportive environment for teens and their families that enhances motivation to change, helps explore the consequences of substance use and works to develop healthier alternatives.

• Phone: (314) 962-3456
• Website: Prevent+Ed

• startyourrecovery.org
• findtreatment.gov