Mental Health Crisis Services in Southeastern Indiana

In times of mental health emergencies, timely intervention can be a matter of life and death. In Southeastern Indiana, a network of crisis services is available to provide immediate support, stabilization, and guidance for those facing mental health challenges. Accessing these resources is crucial—not only to help individuals manage acute crises, but also to connect them to ongoing care and support that can pave the way toward recovery and improved overall well-being.

INcompass Crisis Care Center and Mobile Crisis Team The INcompass Crisis Care Center, located at 285 Bielby Road, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025, offers comprehensive crisis intervention services, including a dedicated Mobile Crisis team available around the clock, to all ages, 24/7. You may call them at (812) 532-2595 or toll-free at (877) 489-1248. Their team is trained to quickly assess situations, ensure safety, and provide critical support during mental health emergencies. By delivering rapid, compassionate care directly within the community, INcompass helps individuals stabilize during moments of crisis, facilitates seamless connections to longer-term resources, and works to ensure no one is ever alone in a crisis.

Choices CERT Team – Substance Use Recovery Support The Choices Emergency Response Team (CERT) provides 24/7 recovery support to individuals and families struggling with substance use in Southeastern Indiana. Their team of specialists conducts an initial assessment within 24 to 48 hours of a referral, helping individuals take the first step toward recovery. Participants choose their own recovery approach, and CERT guides them toward personalized resources that align with their goals. For 60 days, the team continues to provide recovery support and connections to services such as detox, inpatient and outpatient care, support groups, and medication-assisted treatment. Their mission is to prevent substance use-related deaths and provide crisis stabilization and long-term recovery support.

The Choices CERT is available in Dearborn, Decatur, Fayette, Franklin, Jefferson, Ohio, Ripley, Switzerland, and Wayne County. You can reach them by calling (317) 205-8302. The Choices CERT Mobile Team is available in Johnson, Morgan, and Shelby County. You can reach them by calling (463) 252-3765.

Centerstone Stride Centers and Mobile Crisis Support Stride Crisis Centers provide 24/7 crisis intervention services for individuals aged 18 and older who are experiencing mental health or substance use crises. With three locations across Southeastern Indiana, Stride offers immediate, same-day assistance, serving as an alternative to emergency departments and jails. Whether you are an individual in crisis, a first responder, or a concerned community member, Stride provides a safe, welcoming space for de-escalation and connection to appropriate care.

Services offered at Stride Centers include:

• Triage and crisis intervention by trained mental health specialists

• Certified peer support professionals

• Harm reduction education, including Naloxone (NARCAN)

• Referrals to inpatient care for mental health or substance use

• Assistance connecting to shelters, food, clothing, and other essential community resources

• Up to 23 hours of stay for crisis stabilization, with repeat visits welcomed

Mobile Crisis Support In addition to their center-based services, Stride offers mobile crisis intervention, bringing trained professionals directly to individuals in need. This service ensures that people in crisis receive immediate care within their community, providing a timely and effective response when hospitalization or incarceration might otherwise be the only options.

Stride Crisis Center Locations: Call (877) 463-6512 for assistance 24/7.

• Bloomington – 312 North Morton St, Bloomington, IN 47404

• Columbus – 1075 2nd St, Suite C, Columbus, IN 47201

• Richmond – 816 Dillon Dr, Richmond, IN 47374
  

You may also call 1-800-832-5442 for the Centerstone Crisis Line and access their Crisis Response Team. Their Crisis Response Team is highly trained and compassionate, and all calls are completely confidential.

Additional Resources in Southeastern Indiana In addition to these dedicated services, Southeastern Indiana residents have access to several other vital resources:

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Call 988 for 24/7 support if you or someone you know is experiencing a suicidal or emotional crisis. This free and confidential lifeline connects individuals with trained crisis counselors who can provide immediate assistance. Specialized options include:

• Press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line (or text 838255)

• Press 2 for Spanish-language crisis support

• Press 3 for crisis support tailored to LGBTQ+ youth and adults

• For ASL users, call 988 over Videophone

• TTY Users can dial 711, then 988

• Visit their website for online chat support

Trevor Project Lifeline – LGBTQ+ Youth Support If you are an LGBTQ+ youth experiencing distress, the Trevor Project offers confidential, 24/7 crisis support:

• Call (866) 488-7386

• Text START to 678-678

• Visit their website for online chat support

Indiana 211 – Connecting Hoosiers to Essential Services Indiana 211 is a free and confidential service that connects residents with resources such as:

• Food, clothing, and shelter

• Mental health and substance use support

• Employment and education resources

• Domestic violence assistance

• Financial aid for rent and utilities

How to Access Indiana 211:

• Call 211 or 1-866-211-9966

• Text your zip code to 898-211

• Visit their website for more information and online support

911 – Emergency Services If a suicide attempt or substance overdose has occurred, call 911 immediately or go to the nearest hospital emergency room.

If you or someone you know is facing a mental health crisis, don’t hesitate to reach out. Timely access to these resources can not only mitigate the severity of a crisis but also connect individuals to a continuum of care that fosters lasting recovery. For more information on resources in Southeastern Indiana, visit One Community One Family’s resources page on their website. Together, we can build a community where help is always within reach.