Call 911 if you or your loved ones are not physically safe or have an injury/overdose. Go to a local Emergency Room if you/they feel unable to maintain personal safety.

Emergency Services

Mental health emergencies can happen at any time. Livingston County CMH offers crisis support to individuals experiencing a behavioral health emergency.

Walk-In Services @ 2280 E Grand River, Howell, MI 48843

  • Available during regular hours of operation.
  • Monday – Friday 8 am to 5 pm Come directly to Livingston County CMH for crisis assessment and support.  Tell the front support staff you are looking for emergency services.  They will give you a form to write general information about yourself / your loved one and notify the Clinician you arrived.  There will be a short wait (up to 30 minutes) and you will see a Masters Level Mental Health Clinician who will assist you. 

24-Hour Crisis Line: (517) 546-4126 or (800) 615-1245

  • Available anytime, day or night, 365 days a year.
  • Individuals, family members, caregivers, schools, law enforcement, and community partners may call for assistance and guidance.
  • Calls made after regular business hours are relayed to clinical staff through a 3rd party.

Mobile Crisis

Livingston County CMH is currently developing a community-based Mobile Crisis Program that will provide support to any Livingston County residents experiencing a nonviolent mental health crisis.

As available, trained crisis professionals will respond to your location within Livingston County to assess needs, provide stabilization services, and connect individuals with appropriate resources and supports.

Current Availability

  • Regular business hours as staff are being hired, trained and added to the team.

If you are interested in Mobile Crisis Services, please contact the Emergency Services line @ (517) 546-4126.

Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)

Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) services provide support following traumatic events that may impact individuals, organizations, or the community. These services are designed to reduce stress reactions, promote resilience, and support recovery after critical incidents.  For more information call Connie Conklin @ (517) 548-0081.