Suicide Hotlines and Crisis Lines in China
❝Crisis lines and suicide hotlines in China offer you the lifeline you need when you need it most. Reach for the phone, make the call, you have nothing to lose.❞
Helplines, crisis lines, and suicide hotlines let you reach out whenever you need and offer a chance to discuss things you might not be ready to share face-to-face.
They are a great way to be heard and get sound advice. Many are open 24/7, and all are free and confidential.
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CRISIS LINES, SUICIDE HOTLINES, AND HELPLINES IN CHINA
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Beijing Suicide Research and Prevention Centre
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Mental Health Centre of School of Medicine of Zhejiang University
Beijing Suicide Research and Prevention Centre
Beijing Suicide Research and Prevention Centre provides 24-hour service for individuals in Beijing who are depressed or suicidal.
Tel: 0800-810-1117
Tel: 010-8295-1332
Guangzhou Crisis Research and Intervention Centre
Guangzhou Crisis Research and Intervention Centre is available 24/7 for those who need mental health assistance.
Tel: 020-81899120
Tel: 020-12320-5
Mental Health Centre of School of Medicine of Zhejiang University
Mental Health Centre of School of Medicine of Zhejiang University offers 24-hour psychological assistance to people in Hangzhou.
Tel: 0571-85029595
Shenzhen Mental Health Centre
Shenzhen Mental Health Centre offers free professional counselling and is available 24/7.
Tel: 0755-25629459
Lifeline
Lifeline offers free, confidential, and anonymous psychological support services from 10:00 to 22:00 every day.
Tel: 400 821 1215
Chat: https://lifelinechina.org/
Lifeline Shanghai
Lifeline Shanghai provides free, confidential, and anonymous information and emotional support via telephone. The line is open from 10:00 to 22:00 daily.
Tel: (021) 6279-8990
Lifeline Yanji
Lifeline Yanji provides free, confidential, and anonymous information and emotional support via telephone.
Tel: (0433) 273 9595
Important: TherapyRoute does not provide medical advice. All content is for informational purposes and cannot replace consulting a healthcare professional. If you face an emergency, please contact a local emergency service. For immediate emotional support, consider contacting a local helpline.
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