Tuscaloosa Hope Point Crisis Center Open 24/7

Karen Jones, Chief Executive Officer of Indian Rivers Behavioral Health Center, joined the 953 Bear Steve & DC Morning Show to talk about mental health issues.

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We learned about the increasing need for mental health and substance abuse services in West Alabama that Indian Rivers is able to offer.

Whether it’s drug or alcohol addiction, or any mental health issue, help is available 24/7, 365 days a year at Hope Point Crisis Care at 1401 Greensboro Avenue in Tuscaloosa.

They are staffed with professionals ready to offer assistance 24/7. The center can assist with a place to stay as needed.

This is an amazing resource for Tuscaloosa. The center is a safe, designated place where you can walk in for help. These centers are part of the Alabama System of Care.

Indian Rivers treat children, teens, and adults.

They also works closely with area schools and local law enforcement in the Tuscaloosa area.

Karen Jones is a refreshing advocate for local treatment of any mental health condition or addiction.

Jones has a master’s degree in psychology. She has been with Indian Rivers for 24+ years.

Additionally, be aware of an available suicide and crisis Lifeline by calling 988. They offer emotional support, crisis de-escalation, connection to services, and emergency intervention when necessary.

Listen to an informative conversation with Karen Jones on 953 The Bear here…