Emergency support
R.A.N. Counseling is a non-crisis practice. Services are provided by appointment only. I do not provide 24/7 crisis coverage and may be unavailable to respond immediately to phone calls, voicemails, or emails, including during scheduled sessions or outside of business hours.
If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, are at risk of harming yourself or someone else, or need immediate assistance, please call 911, contact your local crisis line, or go to the nearest emergency department. Please do not wait for a return phone call, voicemail response, or email reply from this practice in an emergency.
Crisis resources and contact information may change over time; please verify current information when needed. These resources are provided to assist you in accessing appropriate emergency support and are not a substitute for emergency services.
Available 24/7 across the U.S., including all states where this practice offers telehealth.
Free, confidential support 24/7 for mental health struggles, emotional distress, substance use concerns, or if you just need someone to talk to.
Free 24/7 support via text. A trained Crisis Counselor will respond with care and help you move from a hot moment to a cooler calm.
Resources for North Carolina, Washington D.C., Virginia, and Colorado — the licensed markets served by R.A.N. Counseling.
Local crisis lines, mobile crisis, behavioral health urgent care, and emergency departments for North Carolina — including Western NC / Asheville.
A free, private number you can call day or night to talk with someone who understands. You do not need to be in crisis to call.
Telephone and/or face-to-face assistance 24/7 for crises that need an immediate response but are not life-threatening. Teams can meet you somewhere you feel safe.
An alternative to the ER for mental health or substance use crisis. Individuals can remain up to 23 hours for triage, assessment, and intervention.
Crisis lines, community response, and emergency departments in the District of Columbia.
24-hour services for psychiatric emergencies, trauma, or signs of mental health and substance use disorders.
Statewide and Northern Virginia crisis supports for adults receiving telehealth in Virginia.
Mobile Crisis Unit: 8 a.m. to midnight daily; Emergency Services 24 hours.
Statewide Colorado Crisis Services plus selected walk-in centers and emergency departments.
Immediate support, chat, and walk-in information statewide.
For non-urgent scheduling or questions, use the contact form. This practice does not send or receive text messages.