Mental and behavioral health

Lane County Behavioral Health Resources

Use this page for behavioral health, counseling, crisis support, mental health, detox, and substance-use resource searches.

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Useful links and source checks

Start with LaneHelp when you need routing, context, or nearby help. Use the source links for records, eligibility, schedules, availability, or anything that affects travel, safety, applications, or legal decisions.

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What to do next

Step 1

Immediate danger?

Call 911. LaneHelp is not an emergency service.

Open emergency resources

Step 2

Mental health crisis?

Use 988 and local crisis-response links before routine listings.

Open crisis line page

Short answers

Common questions

Is LaneHelp a behavioral health provider?

No. It organizes public resource information and links to providers.

What if someone may be in danger?

Call 911 or use emergency/crisis supports immediately.