EMERGENCY PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC HELP

ESTONIAN EMERGENCY HELPLINE PHONE NUMBERS

Helplines are available for people in trouble to help them cope with their problems. This is a telephone service where you can talk to someone about your concerns, free of charge and in confidence. The helpline offers emotional support, information, and practical advice on a range of topics such as bullying, domestic violence, drugs, money worries, or relationship problems. You can contact them by calling the number listed on the website.

They provide information and advice on available solutions. The purpose of helplines is to offer prompt, impartial support and advice on issues that can affect mental health and well-being.

Helplines are often set up by charities looking to provide support to people who might otherwise not receive any help at all. Helplines have existed for several decades, the first helpline was opened in 1953 by the Samaritans.

The Samaritans were originally founded for emotional support during World War II. People turn to these types of services when there is no way to get an appointment with a psychologist or psychotherapist, and they need help right now.

EMERGENCY

112 (24h)

LIFE LINE

Estonian language: 655 8088  (daily from 19:00 until 7:00)
Russian language: 655 5688  (daily from 19:00 until 7:00)

CRISIS PSYCHOLOGICAL HELP

631 4300 (Weekdays from 9:00 until 20:00)

PSYCHOLOGY HELPLINE

Estonian language: 126 (Daily, from 19:00 until 23:00)
Russian language: 127 (Daily, from 19:00 until 23:00)

CHILDREN HELPLINE

11 6111 (24h)

646 0770 (Weekdays from 10:00 until 18:00)

VICTIMS HELP

11 6006 (24h)

ON-DUTY ROOM OF PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC

Tallinn: 617 2650 (24h)
Tartu: 731 8764 , 5331 8764 (24h)
Parnu: 516 0379 (24h)
Viljandi: 435 4255 (24h)

EMERGENCY MEDICAL UNIT

Narva: 357 1795 (24h)
Ahtme: 331 1074 (24h)

ESTONIAN EMERGENCY PSYCHIATRIC AID

Emergency psychiatry is a relatively new field that includes an urgent and rapid response to the psychiatric needs of those who need it. Psychiatrists are trained to deal with urgent psychiatric situations. They can help those experiencing suicidal thoughts, psychotic episodes, or those who have been sexually abused.

Seeing an emergency psychiatrist can be a way to get skilled professional help. These appointments are usually started immediately and include a visit to a psychiatrist who can provide advice, treatment, or direction for further treatment.

IN TALLINN

Psychiatric Clinic of the Regional Hospital in Tallinn: Paldisski mnt, 52.

Patients in need of emergency care are received by triage nurses in the psychiatric clinic on weekdays from 9:00 to 16:00.

Phone number: 617 1369

IN TARTU

Emergency appointment at the Tartu Psychiatric Clinic: Raja, 31, building А, first floor.

Phone number: 731 8764 5331 8764 .

The main entrance is open from 06:00 to 19:00 hours.
The rear entrance is open 24 hours, at night (22: 00-06: 00) the door is opened by a guard (if necessary, press the doorbell).

IN VILJANDI

Emergency appointment at the Viljandi Psychiatric Clinic: Pargi tee, 14. Patients are received 24/7 by a doctor on duty and a nurse.

Phone number: 435 4255

IN PARNU

Psychiatric clinic in Pärnu: Ristiku, 1.

Phone number: 516 0379