Services for Children and Youth

Tennessee offers statewide 24/7/365 mobile crisis services for children and youth through partnership with four community providers: Youth Villages, Mental Health Cooperative, Frontier Health, and McNabb Center. Throughout the state, specialized Crisis Services staff assess and evaluate children and youth, up to age 18, who are experiencing a psychiatric emergency. You can access mobile crisis services by calling or texting 988 and pressing 0 to speak with a crisis counselor.

Additionally, the state has two Crisis Stabilization Units for children and youth operated by McNabb Center in Knoxville and Mental Health Cooperative in Nashville.  One additional center for children and youth in Memphis is under construction.

Find Your County's Provider

Click this link or the map below for more information on crisis services for children and youth in Tennessee.  Or search your county's name in the table below to locate your mobile crisis provider.