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Clarksville Police Respond to Mental Health Crisis | Bowling Green News
Clarksville Police are responding to over 1,300 mental health calls this year—822 involving suicide threats or attempts—and are urging the community to seek help. Officers are specially trained through Crisis Intervention Teams, partnering with organizations like Centerstone and NAMI to provide compassionate, effective support. If you’re in crisis, call 9-1-1 for immediate danger, text or call 9-8-8 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or dial 855-274-7471 for Tennessee’s statewide crisis line. In-person help is also available at Centerstone’s Crisis Stabilization Unit. You’re not…
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