See Past Question of the Month Results PPAL's October Question of the MonthPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.When there is a crisis at home, who do you turn to for help? A crisis is when your child is at risk of harming themselves or others or their emotions and behavior seem extreme and out of control. The situation feels emotionally or physically unsafe to you. In the last year, how often has your family been in crisis at home when you were able MANAGE AND DID NOT NEED OUTSIDE SUPPORT?NeverA few times this yearMost monthsMost daysIn the last year, how often has your family been in crisis at home when you needed OUTSIDE SUPPORT TO MANAGE?NeverA few times this yearMost monthsMost daysIn the last year, who have you contacted for crisis support? (Select all that apply)Family member or friendChild’s pediatricianChild’s therapist/psychiatristIn-home teamMobile CrisisMA Behavioral Health Help Line911 or police988 (suicide hotline) or other emergency linesCommunity Behavioral Health CenterEmergency DepartmentFamily Partner/Community organizations, like PPALFaith-based organizationPeer support, like a recovery coach or sponsorLooking for help right now? Request FREE 1:1 family support from PPAL here.Submit
