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Crisis Information

  • In an emergency, if CaPS is not available in person, please contact Public Safety at 610.902.8111, go to your nearest Emergency Department, or utilize one of the crisis resources below.

24-Hour Crisis Hotlines

  • Delaware County Mobile Crisis Team 855.889.7827 
  • National Hopeline: 1.800.SUICIDE (784.2433)  
  • Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988
  • Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741-741
  • or call 911 and tell them you need help

Counseling and Psychological Services are available Monday-Friday 8:30am-4pm. Please call the office at 610.902.8561.

  • If you believe your safety or the safety of someone else is in danger, treat it as a crisis and seek help immediately. 
  • If you are not sure of how to handle a situation, contact us at 610.902.8561 during business hours, or contact Public Safety at 610-902-8111 at any time.

Crises generally involve a situation where someone’s safety is at risk—a potentially life‑or‑death situation.

Suicidal or homicidal gestures or attempts are crisis situations. Persistent thoughts about death or specific ideas about ways to hurt one’s self or others should be treated as a crisis situation.

If someone is suddenly acting very different from usual or doesn’t seem to be making any sense, this could be an emergency, and help should be sought immediately.

If you have been physically attacked (sexually assaulted, mugged, etc.), seek help immediately.

For mental health crises or emergencies during business hours, contact us by phone at 610.902.8561 or in person at Infante House on Residental Blvd. If you can not reach us or when the office is closed, please contact Public Safety at 610.902.8111.

After hours (after 4pm on weekdays), on the weekend, during breaks, please contact Public Safety at 610.902.8111 or a 24‑hour crisis hotline.