Montgomery County

Adult Mobile Crisis Support

1-855-634-HOPE(1-855-634-4673)

ADULT MOBILE

Our Mission: To empower and serve people in

need of specialized supports by providing innovative services that improve their ability to live fulfilling lives in the community.

Main Office500 Office Center Drive, Suite 100 Fort Washington, PA 19034-3234215.540.2150 (phone)215.540.2164 (fax)

Montgomery County Adult Mobile Crisis Support1-855-634-HOPE 1-855-634-4673

www.accessservices.org

Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Care Provider.

Montgomery CountyAdult Mobile Crisis521 Plymouth Road, Suite 108Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462855-634-4673 (hotline)610-397-0142 (fax)

Montgomery County Peer Support Talk Line855-715-8255 (call)267-225-7785 (text)

Adult Mobile Crisis is in partnership with Magellan Behavioral Health and the Montgomery County Office of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities.

Access Services is an Equal Opportunity Care Provider.

Creating better ways to servepeople with special needs

ACCESSSERVICES

1-855-634-HOPE(1-855-634-4673)

When to call us... Mobile Crisis support is here for youAccess Services wants you to know that telephone and mobile crisis support is available to adults who live in Montgomery County, PA.

Competent and caring crisis support workers will help you resolve crisis situations through on site, face to face, mobile support when needed.

Crisis support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-855-634-4673 (634-HOPE). We are here to help you with immediate crisis situations and help you reduce and manage recurring crisis. All services are provided at no charge to you.

What we provide:• Offering you supportive telephone

counseling 24 hours a day

• Meeting you where you live

• Helping you develop strategies for reducing recurring crisis

• Supporting you in addressing drug/alcohol use or an addiction

• Helping you cope with past traumatic experiences

•Giving you a break from your crisis situation, through emergency respite (a short break in a caregivers home)

•Helping you talk to a doctor if that’s something you need

•Getting you support from peers who can relate to your experience

•Connecting you to additional local community resources

Crisis and your recovery journeyMary Ellen Copeland, a leader in the recovery movement, has said that experiencing crisis is a normal part of recovery. She also said that it is something that can be managed and planned for. The purpose of the Adult Mobile Crisis Support program is not only to help you stabilize the immediate crisis, but to help you manage crises as part of your recovery. Access Services crisis workers are there to help you plan and prepare for the future using your strengths and the recovery tools that work best for you.

Before a crisis: The earlier, the better. We want nothing more than to help you prevent a crisis from even happening. When you start to feel anxious, and begin to recognize stressors or feelings that you’ve experienced during previous crises, please give us call. We would also like to introduce you to a peer support talk line when you just need someone to talk to and are feeling alone. (See insert or ask your crisis worker about the talk line)

During a crisis: When you are in the midst of a crisis, and you don’t know how to handle it, Adult Mobile Crisis Support is just a phone call away. We are here to help you regain a sense of control and provide the help that you need to manage the crisis at hand.

After a crisis:We would like to meet with you after the crisis situation has been resolved to help you find ways to reduce reoccurring crisis situations and create a crisis plan as part of your recovery and wellness tools.

For more information on Adult Mobile Crisis Support or other Access Services

programs visit www.accessservices.org.

1-855-634-HOPE (855-634-4673)

Crisis Support is Available

Competent and caring crisis workers will help you resolve crisis situations through telephone and mobile support when needed.

Crisis support is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at 1-855-634-4673 (634-HOPE). We are here to help you with immediate crisis situations and help you reduce and manage recurring crisis.

All services are provided at no charge to you.

What We Provide

Telephone counseling 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Meetings in your home

Help in developing strategies for reducing recurring crisis

Support in addressing drug/alcohol use or addiction

Help in coping with past traumatic experiences

Help with talking to a doctor, if needed

Support from peers who can relate to your experience

Connections to additional local community resources

When to Call Us

Before a CrisisThe earlier, the better. We want nothing more than to help you prevent a crisis from even happening. When you start to feel anxious, and begin to recognize stressors, or feelings that you’ve experienced during previous crises, please give us a call. The Peer Support Talk Line is also available to you for support in your recovery and to report success. Call 855-715-8255 or text 267-225-7785.

During a CrisisWhen you’re in the midst of a crisis, and you don’t know how to handle it, Adult Mobile Crisis is just a phone call away. We are here to help you regain a sense of control and provide the help that you need to manage the crisis at hand.

After a CrisisWe would like to meet with you after the crisis situation has been resolved to help you find ways to reduce recurring crisis situations and create a crisis plan as part of your recovery and wellness tools.

For more information on Adult Mobile Crisis Support or Peer Support Talk Line,

visit www.accessservices.org.

Crisis and Your Recovery Journey

Experiencing crisis is a normal part of recovery and is something that can be managed and planned for. The purpose of the Adult Mobile Crisis Support program is not only to help you stabilize the immediate crisis, but to help you manage crisis as part of your recovery. Access Services crisis workers are there to help you plan and prepare for the future using your strengths and the recovery tools that work best for you.