BEXAR COUNTY, Texas -- Isolation brought about by social distancing measures put in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to create or exacerbate feelings of loneliness or despair.

If you are suffering, know that there are numerous community resources available to you. Some of these are government agency initiatives, and others come via nonprofits and community groups.

Here is a list of just some of the mental health resources available to Bexar County residents. Please note that some facilities' physical locations are currently closed but many offer online support or support over the phone. It is best to call or visit the facility's website in order to make that determination. 

National Crisis Helpline

1-800-662-4357 (HELP)

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-8255

National Youth Crisis Hotline

800--442-HOPE (4673)

San Antonio Police, Crisis Intervention Team 

210-335-600

Centro Med (behavior health clinics)

210-334-3700

Good Samaritan Community Services (adult and senior services)

1600 Saltillo St.

210-434-2301

House of Neighborly Service (50-plus outreach)

407 N. Calaveras. St.

210-434-2301

Jewish Family Services

12500 N.W. Military, Ste. 250

210-302-6952

Methodist Healthcare

8026 Floyd Curl Dr.

210-575-0500

Nix Behavioral Health Services

414 Navarro

210-579-3000

Northeast Baptist Hospital (55-plus)

8811 Village Dr.

210-297-2880

University Health Systems (inpatient behavior health)

4502 Medical Dr.

210-358-4000

Veterans Administration Hospital

7400 Merton Minter

210-617-5300

San Antonio Behavioral Healthcare Hospital

8550 Huebner Rd.

210-541-5300

San Antonio Counseling and Behavioral Center

4201 Medical Dr. #330

210-614-4990

Pathways Youth & Family Services (individuals, groups, family in-home or office counseling)

4243 Piedras Drive East, Ste. 100 

210-733-7117

Children's Bereavment Center (grief support, grief counseling)

205 W. Olmos Dr. 

210-736-4847