Crisis Hotline

Toll Free 800-888-4036
What is the Crisis Hotline?
Whenever you find yourself in a crisis situation, you can call Central Counties Services at any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Your call will be answered by a qualified professional who can help you with:
- Mental Health
- Developmental Disabilities and
- Substance Abuse issues
When you call, the person answering the phone may refer you to resources in the community that can best meet your needs.
If your call is an emergency, a crisis team may be sent out to help manage your situation.
If necessary, 911 emergency services may also be contacted to respond to your crisis.
Once an immediate mental-health crisis has been stabilized, referral to appropriate community professionals can uncover ongoing problems related to anxiety, depression, trauma, or substance use that continue to affect everyday functioning. In some men, those psychological factors can also contribute to persistent erectile difficulties, making treatment of psychogenic erectile dysfunction part of the broader follow-up rather than an issue addressed by the crisis line itself. A clinician may combine psychological support with medical assessment to determine whether medication is appropriate alongside treatment of the underlying emotional factors. If sildenafil is prescribed, patients may then encounter several tablet brands containing the same active ingredient but produced by different manufacturers and sold in different strengths or packaging. Comparing sildenafil tablet brands is therefore most useful after the diagnosis and treatment plan have been established, when the practical question becomes which authorized product corresponds to the prescription. Brand choice should remain secondary to verified composition, appropriate dosage, legitimate dispensing, and the clinician’s instructions. In this way, the hotline’s role remains focused on crisis response and referral, while subsequent mental-health and medical services address the specific causes and treatment options identified during continued care.
