You’re Not Alone: Immediate Support and Resources for Suicide, Mental Health Crisis, Addiction, and Abuse in Fort Collins, CO

Talking about suicide, addiction, or abuse takes immense courage. If you’re feeling overwhelmed—or concerned about someone else—please know that you don’t have to face this alone. Fort Collins offers several dedicated services that are available right now, designed to help you feel safe, supported, and connected.

In addition to immediate hotlines and crisis centers, Evolve Counseling Services in Fort Collins is here to provide ongoing counseling, therapy, and compassionate mental health care. Whether you need someone to walk with you through a difficult season or are supporting a loved one in pain, you don’t have to go through it alone.


Immediate Crisis Support: Who to Call or Visit Right Now

1. Suicide & Crisis Hotlines

  • Call 988 – Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (24/7, free, confidential)
  • Colorado Crisis Services: 1-844-493-TALK (8255) or text “TALK” to 38255

2. Addiction Support

3. Domestic Violence & Abuse Resources

  • Crossroads Safehouse: 24/7 shelter and crisis support for those experiencing domestic violence. Call 970-482-3535 or 1-888-541-SAFE (7233) Toll Free.
  • Alternatives to Violence (Loveland, serving Northern Colorado): Call 970-669-5150.
  • If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

4. SummitStone Health Partners – Walk-In & Mobile Crisis Services

5. Emergency Rooms


Quick Reference Table

When You’re…What to Do / Where to Go
In immediate dangerCall 911 or go to your nearest Emergency Room (e.g., Poudre Valley Hospital ER)
Feeling suicidal or unsafeCall/text 988, 1-844-493-TALK, or text “TALK” to 38255
In crisis but safe to waitWalk-in to SummitStone at Longview (2260 W. Trilby Rd) or Riverside (1217 Riverside Ave)
Unable to travelCall SummitStone Crisis Line (970-494-4200 ext. 4) for mobile crisis support
Struggling with addictionCall 1-844-493-8255, reach SummitStone, or attend local AA/NA meetings
Experiencing abuse/domestic violenceCrossroads Safehouse (970-482-3535) or Alternatives to Violence (970-669-5150)
A youth or family in crisisContact CAYAC for youth-focused support and referrals
Needing grief or survivor helpReach out to Alliance for Suicide Prevention support groups
A CSU studentCall CSU’s 970-491-7121 (after-hours) or access campus mental health services
Wanting ongoing therapy & counselingEvolve Counseling Services – Fort Collins: Call 970-329-1707 or visit Evolve Counseling Services for therapy and mental health support


If you’re facing suicidal thoughts, struggling with addiction, or experiencing abuse—please know you’re not alone. Reaching out for help isn’t a sign of weakness, it’s a courageous step toward safety and healing. Whether you’re in immediate crisis or beginning a longer journey of recovery, there are people right here in Fort Collins who want to help.

Crisis hotlines, emergency shelters, and addiction recovery programs can support you through the hardest moments. And once you are safe, or you just aren’t sure where to start, Evolve Counseling Services in Fort Collins has specialists like Lindsey Phillips, LPC, and Ben Smith, LPC, to provide ongoing care, therapy, and compassionate support for healing and growth.

If you’re unsure how to start the conversation, try something simple and honest:

“I need help, and I don’t know where to start.”
“I want to support someone I care about, but I’m scared.”

These words can open a door.
Go ahead and reach out. Someone will answer.

Take this moment to pause, take a breath, and remember: help is possible. You deserve care, connection, and compassion.


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