Suicide prevention
If your loved one is experiencing thoughts of suicide, you don't have to bear it alone. Our 24/7 wellness services offers prevention programs, interventional services and inpatient hospitalization. We also provide a wide array of outpatient services, such as group counseling and support resources.
Suicide hotline in Portsmouth
When you need someone to talk to, we're here for you anytime, day or night.
If you're having thoughts of self-harm, call Portsmouth Regional Hospital's free, 24/7 crisis line to connect with a mental health professional for a referral or simply to talk. We're here to help you find the light again, one step at a time.
24/7 mental health support
If you're having sucidical thoughts, finding the right care is the best first step. Call us anytime for support and a referral to one of our mental health and wellness programs.
If you're having sucidical thoughts, finding the right care is the best first step. Call us anytime for support and a referral to one of our mental health and wellness programs.
Our suicide prevention services
When you're in crisis, our mission is to connect you and your family with the right level of care for your emotional or behavioral situation.
Psychiatric and Referral Services (PARS)
PARS is our free, 24-hour crisis line for assistance and referral. You or your loved one can call to get emotional support right now. We can also give you guidance in choosing the right level of support going forward. This may be admission to our inpatient mental health program or referral to another hospital program, outpatient healthcare provider, community resource or support group.
If you or someone you know is at risk for suicide, please call our crisis suicide prevention hotline at (603) 433-5270, option 1. If you are calling from outside of New Hampshire, please call (800) 273-8255 (TALK).
Our team is trained to identify and assist individuals with suicidal tendencies. Depending on the situation, our team conducts interviews by phone or in person. You’ll receive support and encouragement to address your concerns and a referral for a variety of behavioral health needs, including:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Distress
- Psychiatric illness
- Substance abuse