Crisis Intervention

Where to turn in times of need.

Alternative Paths

24/7 Crisis & Behavioral Health Helpline

(330) 725-9195

BATTERED WOMEN’S SHELTER

Medina County: 1-877-414-1344

Summit County: 1-888-395-4357

Jobs and Family Services

( 330) 661-0800

For an after hour report, contact the Medina County Sheriff’s Department at (330) 725-6631 and they will page the on-call social worker.

RAPE CRISIS CENTER

24-hour Crisis Hotline Local: (330) 434-727

Toll-free 1-877-906-7273

Not sure where to start to find help ?

I am:

A PARENT

How do I start talking to my child about drugs?

I am concerned my child is using drugs .

I am worried that my child is struggling with depression or other mental health concerns.

I suspect that my child is being abused .

CONCERNED ABOUT SOMEONE

I suspect that someone is being abused .

I am worried that someone I care about is suicidal.

I suspect someone that I care about is abusing drugs or alcohol .

Someone I care about is struggling with depression or other mental health concern .

STRUGGLING WITH SOBRIETY

I am afraid I will relapse.

How do I seek detox or residential treatment?

How do I locate support groups?

STRUGGLING EMOTIONALLY

I am suicidal.

I would like to begin counseling.

Other available resources

Addiction Help

Addiction is a chronic disease characterized by craving, seeking, and use that can persist even with the knowledge of negative consequences.

Mental illnesses are biologically based brain disorders that can profoundly disrupt a persons’ thinking, feeling, moods, ability to relate to others and capacity for coping with the daily demands of life.

Advocacy Help

Assistance for those in need of support, crisis intervention, and help promoting their rights.

Project DAWN (Deaths Avoided with Naloxone) is an overdose education and Naloxone distribution program with the Medina County Health Department. Participants learn how to:

Recognize the signs and symptoms of an opioid overdose.

Make an emergency 9-1-1 call.

Perform rescue breathing.

Administer Narcan® (Naloxone) to someone experiencing an opioid overdose.

Available to adults,18 years and older. Please bring a photo identification. There is no charge for the training or response kit.

Learn more at www.medinahealth.org.