Questioning your alcohol or drug use?
If you've ever questioned your own alcohol or substance use, or that of someone you love, our new anonymous questionnaire can offer some ideas. You'll get helpful tips to incorporate as well as places to turn for help if you want it. Try it now!
Need Help Now?
If you're experiencing anxiety, depression or have been feeling down for 2 weeks or more, it's proabably time to ask for bhelp. Talk to someone right now by dialing 9-8-8 or the local hotline at 877-695-6333.
Help, Support, Prevention
Our job as a board is to ensure that services are available for residents of Warren & Clinton Counties to treat and recover from mental illness and addiction. Explore our website for agencies and resources to learn about mental illness, addiction, and ways to support family and friends in treatment.
How to find a therapist
Have you decided to seek therapy or talk with someone about a mental health or addiction concern? Check out our new video for things to consider in your search.
Crisis Text Line
This free, confidential service is available to anyone with a mobile device. Text "4hope" to 741741 to get started.
Recent Blogs
Building a Community of Connection: WCSPC guest blog
EDITOR'S NOTE: This post is a guest blog from the Warren County Suicide Prevention Coalition Building a Community of Connection: Warren County Suicide Prevention Coalition's Mission & Vision At the Warren
You're Not Alone: How to Find Help and Offer it to Others
Suicide prevention begins with connection — with listening, with showing up, and with knowing where support can be found. If you or someone close to you is feeling overwhelmed, please know you are not alone. Help
Suicide Prevention: Know the signs, save a life
September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time for our community to come together and learn how to recognize when someone may be struggling. Suicide can affect anyone—young or old, veterans, parents, students, or