This month Joe Halko sits down with Matt Murphy-Lyon, BA, QMHP, Enhanced Mobile Crisis Clinician, and Patricia Rogati, LCMHC, QMHP, Program Manager of Emergency Services to discuss the Enhanced Mobile Crisis Services program. This time of year, produces longer days, packed calendars, and family gatherings. Summer can bring plenty of joy, but it can also bring stress, uncertainty, and challenges that aren’t always visible from the outside. If you or someone you care about is struggling, Mobile Crisis is here to help! Available 24/7/365, NCSS’ team can provide immediate in-person or phone support for emotional, mental health, or substance use non-medical emergencies.
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