Suzie Chick

If you need urgent help, then the following may help:

• Your General Practitioner (GP), or the out-of-hours GP
• Your nearest Accident and Emergency Department (A&E); most A&E Departments have access to urgent mental health support
• You can call the NHS Emergency and Urgent Care Services on 111
• If your situation is urgent and you need help now, then call 999
• You may want to speak to the Samaritans who can be contacted in a number of ways including by telephone: 116 123 (UK) or email jo@samaritans.org

There are other helplines/ sources of help, including:

• CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably): 0800 58 58 58
• The Samaritans directory 
• Hub of Hope 
• Rethink Mental Illness 
• You can also find a list of other, specific helplines and advice/information at the NHS.

I am unable to offer any form of crisis intervention beyond our contracted therapy sessions.  Do use the services detailed above.

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