Cheyenne, Wyoming Mental Health Hotline

In 2020, 52.6% of Wyoming residents who didn’t receive the mental health care they needed cited cost as the factor that prevented their seeking help. With an estimated population of more than 64,000, Cheyenne is the most populated city in the state and Wyoming’s capital. For city residents, accessing needed health care services quickly can be difficult, especially when budgets are limited. If you’re struggling to find the assistance you need in Cheyenne, mental health line options can be a temporary source of relief.

Reaching out over the phone to a Cheyenne crisis line or other phone-based mental health assistance can connect you with someone who provides a safe, confidential space to discuss your situation. You can receive information about resources available to you and start the path to recovery and the life you deserve.

National Mental Health Resources

  • Mental Health Hotline
    For Cheyenne residents experiencing a mental health crisis, Mental Health Hotline is available to connect you with mental health professionals who are trained to assess your situation and provide free, confidential advice. Referrals to local services will point you in the direction of tangible support, whether you need additional crisis intervention or a peer-support group to help you navigate through the challenges.
    (866) 903-3787
  • National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
    For non-crisis needs, the NAMI HelpLine offers a sympathetic ear to share your experience and will connect you to resources provided by NAMI or its local affiliates. Support groups, classes and public presentations are hosted to teach you coping skills and connect you with others who face similar struggles. You may also receive verified information about your mental health status that can help you understand your experience better.
    Call: (800) 950-NAMI (6264)
    Text: NAMI to 741-741
    Email: info@nami.org

WY Hotlines for Help

  • Wyoming LifeLine
    The Wyoming LifeLine is a member of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline network, but callers don’t need to be at that level of crisis to call. When you call, you’ll be connected with someone local who’s trained to offer you emotional support and a safe place to share your experience. Everything said remains completely confidential unless the counselor feels your life is in danger and you need a first responder. You’re also free to make the call anonymously if that allows you to be open about your situation.
    Call: 988
  • NAMI Wyoming
    Wyoming’s division of NAMI is available to provide access to local resources designed to assist with mental illness and situations that lead to mental distress. As the state chapter of the NAMI, all efforts are Wyoming-focused, and the staff is made up of Wyoming residents who understand the unique challenges faced by people within the state. Calling the direct number will let you receive information about support group and class schedules, as well as connect you with resources in your area that you can follow up with for more extensive help.
    Call: (307) 265-2573
    Email: namiwyominginfo@gmail.com

Cheyenne Mental Health Lines

  • Ivinson Memorial Hospital
    The 24-hour crisis line, staffed by the hospital’s Behavioral Health Unit, offers trained professionals for phone-based crisis intervention services. Calling this number connects you with a crisis support professional who’ll talk you through your moment of crisis with care and compassion, helping you achieve a calmer state of mind.
    (307) 742-0285
  • TWLOHA Crisis Text Line
    This text line connects you with a volunteer crisis counselor any time of the day or night to offer a caring and sympathetic connection to help you navigate your situation.
    Text: TWLOHA to 741-741

We’re Here, So You’re Never Alone

At any time, day or night, you can reach out to Mental Health Hotline when you need the assistance of a caring mental health specialist to guide you through your struggles. We can talk to you about whatever you’re going through and connect you with resources that will provide follow-up care to improve your ability to manage your mental health and give you a life full of possibilities.