According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), 41.4% of Nevada residents reported feeling symptoms of depression or anxiety. Of those, 25.1% were unable to access mental health care, which works out to 164,000 adults. The largest barrier to care is often financial, with 51% of those who didn’t receive help reporting cost as the primary issue. Nearly 2.5 million residents in the state live in an area where there aren’t enough mental health care professionals. Even when financial wellness isn’t a barrier, Nevadans are four times more likely to be forced to go out of network due to the lack of mental health care professionals.
There’s no need to struggle alone when you have a substance abuse disorder or mental health condition. Nevada has several hotline options where you can talk to a caring, trained professional about your symptoms. Hotlines are typically available 24-7, so you can call when it’s convenient or when you’re struggling with an immediate problem.
For many struggling people, the Nevada Suicide Hotline is the first point of contact, but there are other options, including the Nevada Crisis Line or CSSNV. You don’t have to wait for an emergency to get help. The first step toward sobriety and treatment for any mental illness is reaching out.
Nevada Suicide Hotline and Mental Health Resources
- Nevada National Rehab Hotline
The Nevada Addiction Hotline is here for you 24-7. Whether you’re seeking support for yourself or a loved one, we’re ready to listen, help and guide you toward the resources you need. Your call is completely free and anonymous, ensuring a safe space for you to share your story. Reach out anytime to connect with a caring specialist. You can also visit our website for valuable resources and additional support.
(866) 210-1303 - Crisis Support Services of Nevada (CSSNV)
Crisis Support Services of Nevada (CSSNV) is a compassionate and dedicated resource for anyone in Nevada who needs support during difficult times. Available 24-7, you can call or text 988 to connect with a caring specialist who’ll listen and provide assistance. Whether you’re dealing with substance abuse, mental health issues, domestic violence, sexual assault or other challenges, CSSNV is here to help. As the designated 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provider for Nevada, CSSNV was a lifeline for over 67,000 people last year alone, offering a safe space to share your struggles and find the help you need.
988 - Nevada 211
The Department of Health and Human Services partners with 211 to give Nevada residents 24-7 access to a helping hand. A call or text can connect you with a specialist who offers information about resources for any substance abuse or mental health issue. It also provides advocacy services, legal information, referrals for medical treatment, help finding housing and more.
Call: 211
Text: Your ZIP code to 898211 - NAMI: Nevada
NAMI is a national organization that works in partnership with states to deliver local assistance to those who are struggling. It operates the Nevada Helpline with assistance from in-state providers. You can call or text anytime. The service is available 24-7 and is totally anonymous. It also provides information about advocacy programs and housing assistance, along with treatment referrals. Check the website for more information about which NAMI: Nevada office serves your area.
Call or Text: (775) 470-5600
Free Rehabs in Nevada
- Carson Tahoe Health
A full-service hospital, Carson Tahoe Health offers both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation programs and immediate medical detox. Its inpatient rehabilitation program is for 14 days. Carson Tahoe focuses on providing cost-effective care using a community-based, multidisciplinary approach. It accepts Medicaid and assists with applications for reduced-cost or free services through various state and federally funded programs.
(775) 445-7756 - The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center
The Salvation Army operates an Adult Rehabilitation Center in Las Vegas that offers free services to those struggling with substance use disorders. This program includes individual and group counseling, life and work skills development, spiritual direction and support. It’s a faith-based program that provides ongoing support that’s often best for those who’ve already completed an inpatient or intensive outpatient program.
(775) 445-7756
National Rehab Hotline
The National Rehab Hotline is an alternative if you’re struggling to find in-state solutions. Our team members are just a call away 24-7. We’re here to listen and offer a helping hand when you’re searching for treatment options. We’ll connect you with the best available resources in your area. All calls are confidential, so take that first step today.