Crisis Line
1-800-592-3980
Suicide & Crisis Hotline
Call 988 Lifeline
1-800-592-3980
Call 988 Lifeline
A substance use crisis does not always mean an overdose.
For many individuals, the decision to seek help begins during a crisis moment—whether that moment involves; an overdose and emergency room visit, a relapse after a period of sobriety or simply the realization that “today is the day I want help”
We are here to help—right now.
Walk-in appointments are welcome during regular business hours at select locations.
Help is always available outside of business hours.
Healing begins when you reach out.
The programs and services below are designed to provide immediate support, stabilization, and clear next steps toward recovery.
Quick Response Team
(4rbhTurningPoint.org/QuickResponse)
The Quick Response Team is made up of trained Peer Support Specialists.
After an overdose event, the team will:
Visit the survivor within 24–48 hours
Check on health and safety
Provide support
Offer treatment and recovery options
This approach connects individuals to care during a critical window of time.
When a substance use crisis occurs, individuals and families are often overwhelmed and unsure what to do next.
Four Rivers Behavioral Health offers specialized Crisis Stabilization services for Substance Use Disorders.
5–7 day stabilization program
Provides time to rest, heal, and determine next steps
Designed to reduce immediate risk and support recovery decisions
Immediate Help:
Call 800-592-3980
Call or text 988
During business hours, contact Turning Point Recovery Community Center at 270-444-3621
A short-term, 28-day residential treatment program for men located at the Fuller Center Campus in Mayfield, KY.
Admissions are often available within one business day
Provides structured, intensive treatment to begin recovery
A long-term, six-month residential treatment program for men with substance use disorders, located in Paducah, KY.
Admission wait times may be several weeks
Individuals may begin treatment at the Fuller Center 28-Day Program and transition to CenterPoint afterward
This pathway allows recovery to begin without delay.