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If you are in imminent danger of harming yourself or someone else, call 911 and wait for instruction, or proceed immediately to a nearby emergency room. Some Crisis Hot Lines and Emergency Facilities are listed below:
The resources on this site are for informational purposes only, and this guide is not intended to be complete. By calling or clicking on a link, all viewers acknowledge that the presentation of this material does not represent advice. It is the sole responsibility of the user to check the accuracy of assumptions or other information contained on this site. Dr. Stuart Robinson and Live More Simply Inc does NOT endorse any of the resources/facilities listed on this page. CRISIS HOTLINES *CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES*

CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES... To report online: http://www.tdprs.state.tx.us
*SUICIDE*
CONTACT (24 HR) TEEN CONTACT _ (24 HR) Provides twenty-four hour immediate, confidential, one on one telephone counseling, crisis prevention and intervention, information and referral, and emergency aid. (Free).	972-233-2233 972-233-8336
Suicide and Crisis Center, Dallas __ National Hotline Telephone counseling for persons in crisis, including those contemplating suicide, and their families or friends. Survivors of suicide seminars. (Free).	214-828-1000 800-784-2433
Dallas Metro-care Services, Dallas Comprehensive community mental health and mental retardation programs. (Sliding scale).	214-743-1200
Dallas Metro-care ACT Team I, Dallas Emergency access phone line answered by mental health professionals. Will come directly to home or hospital during crisis. (Sliding scale).	214-333-7072
State Runaway Hotline, Texas Assistance and referral for runaways and troubled youth; personal and confidential message relay service between runaways and their families. (Free) http://www.texasyouth.org	888-580-HELP
*CRISIS MOBILE UNITS*
Dallas County Mobile Mental Health Unit	214-653-7121
Denton County Mobile Crisis Unit	800-762-0157
*FAMILY VIOLENCE/DATING VIOLENCE*
Brighter Tomorrows Crisis Line: _ Office: Serves survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Shelter. Limited transitional housing is also available to families currently residing in a family violence shelter. Crisis intervention and referral to agencies for help with other housing, employment, legal, child care and personal problems. (Donations).	972-262-8383 972-263-0506
Denton County Friends of the Family, Denton Crisis Line: Lewisville Outreach Center: Offers protective services through emergency shelter to victims of family violence. Crisis counseling, counseling to victims and their families. (Sliding scale) http://www.dcfof.org	972-219-2829 800-572-4031 972-221-0650
The Family Place, Dallas Emergency Hotline: _ General Information: _ _ Carrollton/Farmers Branch (Satellite Center): For violent families and victims of incest and child sexual abuse. Shelter, counseling, transitional housing support and advocacy for battered women and their children. Individual and group counseling. (Free).	214-941-1991 214-559-2170 972-243-1611
Genesis Women’s Shelter, Dallas Provides emergency shelter, in-house food and clothing for battered women & their children. Counseling, aftercare and ex-residents program. (Free).	214-942-2998
New Beginnings, Garland Outreach Center Domestic violence counseling: women’s, men’s and children’s programs. Counseling for family members. Referral, advocacy, casework services, and limited emergency shelter. Financial assistance for women who meet eligibility requirements. (Donations).	972-276-0057 972-276-0423
National Domestic Violence Hotline	800-799-7233
Salvation Army, Dallas	214-424-7000
*STATE/NATIONAL CRISIS HOTLINES*
Alcohol & Drug Abuse Help Line	800-821-4357
CDC National AIDS Hotline	800-432-2437
CDC National STD Hotline	800-227-8922
National Child Abuse Hotline	800-422-4453
National Suicide & Crisis Hotline	800-784-2433
Planned Parenthood	800-230-7526
Teen Runaway Hotline Texas Youth Hotline Legal advice for teens.	888-580-4357 800-392-3352 800-210-2278
*SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ABUSE/ASSAULT*
Family Place - Incest Recovery Carrollton Location:	214-941-1991 972-243-1611
RAINN Hotline (Rape, Abuse, Incest Nat'l Hotline)	800-656-HOPE
Rape Crisis and Child Sexual Abuse Center, Dallas County, Parkland: Denton County: Crisis intervention and support for victims of sexual assault, their families and friends. (Free).	214-590-0430 940-382-7273
Texas Assoc. Against Sexual Assault	512-474-7190
Victims Outreach (crime survivors)	214-358-5173

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I am not medically trained and the limitations of my licensing require me to inform you that in an emergency -- medical, psychiatric, psychological, safety, health, welfare and/or others -- you must contact your medical doctors and/or 911 and/or the proper government authority. You should also always consider going directly to a hospital emergency room or psychiatric hospital, or calling a suicide help line like Contact Dallas at 972-233-2233. There is a list of alternatives emergency contact numbers and locations on this website at http://www.livemoresimply.com/Who_to_call_for_emergency.htm

I am not licensed or qualified to prescribe medication. I feel comfortable making suggestions to a patient’s psychiatrist or family doctor with the patient’s permission, and I will always take an active interest is what medications you take and at what dose. My treatment will not be complete without doing this. You need to clear any changes in your meds, however, with your medical doctors in advance.

This is especially true in considering whether to stop medication abruptly, or whether to decrease or increase a dosage, as opposed to phasing out a medication, or to changing a dosage slowly over time. Abrupt changes to meds can be very dangerous and I strongly advise patients to never stop taking their medication as directed until discussing the implications with their physician in person, and until then, it is very important that patients remain on whatever medications currently prescribed.