Minnesota- Crisis Mental Health Resources

 Crisis Mental Health Resources


TribeCounty Seat/Large CityPhone Numbers
Fond du LacFond du Lac911
Leech LakeCass Lake911
Red Lake BandRed Lake911
White EarthWhite Earth1- 877-380-3621




CountyCounty Seat/Large CityPhone Numbers
AitkinAitkin1-800-462-5525
AnokaAnoka1-763-755-3801
BeckerDetroit Lakes1-218-850-HELP(4357)
BeltramiBemidji1-800-422-0045
BentonFoley1-800-635-8008
Big StoneOrtonville1-800-432-8781
Blue EarthMankato1-877-399-3040
BrownNew Ulm1-877-399-3040
CarltonCarlton1-844-772-4724
CarverChaska1-952-442-7601
CassWalker1-800-462-5525
ChippewaMontevideo1-800-432-8781
ChisagoCenter City1-800-523-3333
ClayMoorhead1-800-223-4512
ClearwaterBagley1-800-422-0045
CookGrand Marais1-844-772-4724
CottonwoodWindom1-800-642-1525
Crow WingBrainerd1-800-462-5525
DakotaHastings1-952-891-7171
DodgeMantorville1-844-274-7472
DouglasAlexandria1-701-364-0431
FaribaultBlue Earth1-877-399-3040
FillmorePreston1-844-274-7472
FreebornAlbert Lea1-877-399-3040
GoodhueRed Wing1-844-274-7472
GrantElbow Lake1-701-364-0431
HennepinMinneapolisAdult 1-612-596-1223
Child 1-612-348-2233
HoustonCaledonia1-844-274-7472
HubbardPark Rapids1-800-422-0045
IsantiCambridge1-800-523-3333
ItascaGrand Rapids1-218-326-8565
JacksonJackson1-800-642-1525
KanabecMora1-800-523-3333
KandiyohiWillmar1-800-432-8781
KittsonHallock1-800-282-5005
KoochichingInternational Falls1-800-442-8565
Lac Qui ParleMadison1-800-432-8781
LakeTwo Harbors1-844-772-4724
Lake of the WoodsBaudette1-800-422-0045
LeSueurLeCenter1-877-399-3040
LincolnIvanhoe1-800-658-2429
LyonMarshall1-800-658-2429
MahnomenMahnomen1-800-282-5005
MarshallWarren1-800-282-5005
MartinFairmont1-877-399-3040
McLeodGlencoe1-320-864-2713
MeekerLitchfield1-800-432-8781
Mille LacsMilaca1-800-523-3333
MorrisonLittle Falls1-800-462-5525
MowerAustin1-844-274-7472
MurraySlayton1-800-658-2429
NicolletSt. Peter1-877-399-3040
NoblesWorthington1-800-642-1525
NormanAda1-800-282-5005
OlmstedRochester1-844-274-7472
Otter TailFergus Falls1-800-223-4512
PenningtonThief River Falls1-800-282-5005
PinePine City1-800-523-3333
PipestonePipestone1-800-642-1525
PolkCrookston1-800-282-5005
PopeGlenwood1-701-364-0431
RamseySt. Paul1-651-266-7878
Red LakeRed Lake Falls1-800-282-5005
RedwoodRedwood Falls1-800-658-2429
RenvilleOlivia1-800-432-8781
RiceFaribault1-877-399-3040
RockLuverne1-800-642-1525
RoseauRoseau1-800-282-5005
ScottShakopee952-818-3702
SherburneElk River1-800-635-8008
SibleyGaylord1-877-399-3040
St. Louis - NorthernEveleth/Virgnia1-218-288-2100
St. Louis - SouthernDuluth1-218-623-1800
StearnsSt. Cloud1-800-635-8008
SteeleOwatona1-844-274-7472
StevensMorris1-701-364-0431
SwiftBenson1-800-432-8781
ToddLong Prairie1-800-462-5525
TraverseWheaton1-701-364-0431
WabashaWabasha1-844-274-7472
WadenaWadena1-800-462-5525
WasecaWaseca1-844-274-7472
WashingtonStillwater1-651-275-7400
WatonwanSt. James1-877-399-3040
WilkinBreckenridge1-800-223-4512
WinonaWinona1-844-274-7472
WrightBuffalo1-800-635-8008
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Hennepin County/Minneapolis Area



COPE 612-596-1223
Community Outreach for Psychiatric Emergencies (COPE) provides emergency intervention services 24-hours a day, 7 days per week, when an adult  is experiencing an emotional crisis that threatens their personal safety. To access a COPE team, call 612-596-1223. COPE professionals will go to the person in crisis, handle the immediate crisis, and provide a clinical assessment. COPE can arrange for inpatient psychiatric services if necessary or admission to a crisis shelter (during which they also provide case management for a few days). Services are available to adults whose crisis occurs in Hennepin County; clients do not need to reside in Hennepin County.
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