Suicide Hotlines and Crisis Lines in Thailand
❝Crisis lines and suicide hotlines in Thailand offer you the lifeline you need when you need it most. Reaching out is a step worth taking.❞
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.
Many are open 24/7 and free to call, though some charge the price of a normal call. Each entry below notes what we could confirm from the service's own information.
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CRISIS LINES, SUICIDE HOTLINES, AND HELPLINES IN THAILAND
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1323 – Department of Mental Health hotline
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Find Your Therapist1323 – Department of Mental Health hotline
Thailand's Department of Mental Health, part of the Ministry of Public Health, runs a free mental health hotline 24 hours a day. It offers confidential listening and counselling for stress, anxiety, sadness and loss.
Tel: 1323
In an emergency
If someone's life is in immediate danger, call 1669 for emergency medical help and an ambulance.
Tel: 1669
Samaritans of Thailand
Samaritans of Thailand works to reduce suicide by befriending people in crisis and educating the community about prevention. The Bangkok listening line is answered every day from 12:00 to 22:00, with an English-language option.
Tel: 02-113-6789 (press 1; press 2 for the English line)
Older listed number: 02-113-6789
Samaritans Thailand
Samaritans Thailand provides crisis support to people across Thailand. The hotline is open from 12:00 to 22:00.
Tel: 02-113-6789
Samaritans of Chiang Mai
Samaritans of Chiang Mai provides crisis support to people across Chiang Mai. The hotline is open from 19:00 to 22:00.
Tel: 098-815-9011
Older listed number: (053) 225 977/8
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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