Crisis Support


If you are experiencing a crisis, or if you are worried about someone who you think might be in harm’s way, please utilize the following resources. And remember, you are not alone.

Crisis Resources

If you are experiencing a crisis, or if you are worried about someone who you think might be in harm’s way, please utilize the following resources. And remember, YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

 

Submit a Concern and Support Form

Kittitas County Crisis Support


  • Kittitas County 9-1-1 (KITTCOM)

    Contact KITTCOM in response to emergencies occurring in Kittitas County, WA. KITTCOM dispatchers will notify law enforcement of your emergency.

    If there is imminent concern for you or anyone else, dial 9-1-1 or (509) 925-8534for emergency assistance.

  • Kittitas County Crisis Lines

    Kittitas County provides free 24/7 access to crisis counselors for residents experiencing mental health emergencies. Contact them by phone to connect with a trained counselor.

    • Ellensburg- (509)-925-4168
    • Cle Elum- (509)-674-2881
  • KVH Emergency Room

    In the event of a health and safety emergency, go to your nearest Emergency Room.

    Kittitas Valley Hospital ER:
    603 S Chestnut St, Ellensburg, WA 98926

National Crisis Support


Non-Emergency Support


(Available during business hours or for scheduled appointments)
  • Student Counseling Services

    CWU employees a number of licensed mental health counselors who work with students in distress. To schedule an appointment with a counselor, contact their office at (509)-963-1391. If you are in crisis, inform them that you need a “crisis appointment”.

  • Suicide Concern Report

    If you or another CWU student is considering self-harm and/or suicide, please complete a Suicide Concern Report. CWU will connect them with a qualified professional. This report should be completed IN ADDITION TO more immediate assistance from one or more of the resources listed in the first section of this site.

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