Mental health resources in Olmsted County

Do you need help with a mental health crisis or emergency?

Call or text 988 to receive help.
Call 1-844-CRISIS2 (1-844-272-7472).
911 is always an option in an emergency.

One of Olmsted County’s top priorities is community safety and well-being … and mental health is an important part of that. Olmsted County is committed to offering a variety of mental health resources to help improve quality of life for residents in our communities.

Adult Behavioral Health

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Information on adult mental health programs like Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Assertive Community Treatment, and more.

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Youth Behavioral Health

Serves youth and their families struggling with mental health or behavioral concerns, parent-child conflicts, truancy, or substance abuse

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Crisis Response Team

Mental health and substance use crisis response for Olmsted County

Crisis Response Team

Mental health and substance use crisis response for Olmsted County

The Crisis Response team provides services to Olmsted County only. It is a collaborative effort within Olmsted County’s Health, Housing, and Human Services division, in partnership with the Rochester Police Department and Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office. Crisis Response workers provide services that address public health concerns as it relates to mental health, poverty, and substance use freeing up room for law enforcement to focus on law enforcement matters.

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Southeast Regional Crisis Center

The Southeast Regional Crisis Center will provide care to individuals in southeast Minnesota who are experiencing a mental health care crisis. Services will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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