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MOBILE RAPID RESPONSE CRISIS TEAM (MRRCT)

Home/BEHAVIORAL HEALTH/MOBILE RAPID RESPONSE CRISIS TEAM (MRRCT)

Contact Information

Call or Text Us 24/7: 360-502-3365
Or Call 24/7: 988, Option 4 (Native and Strong Lifeline)

In-Person Hours:
Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

After-Hours Support:
Available by Phone and Text

Kelly Waibel MS, LMHCA
Crisis Department Manager/Tribal DCR
2821 Mission Hill Rd.
Tulalip, WA 98271

Office: 360-716-4330

FORMS

pdf MRRCT Brochure

Mobile Rapid Response Crisis Team (MRRCT)

There is Hope. You Are Not Alone. We Are Here for You.

Need Someone to Listen?
The MRRCT is designed to support the community by providing professional and culturally responsive on-site intervention. Our services include outreach, de-escalation, stabilization, resource connection, and follow-up support for individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis.

What is a Crisis?
A mental health crisis occurs when thoughts, feelings, or actions prevent a person from engaging in regular activities. It can feel overwhelming and may involve thoughts of self-harm or harming others. A crisis can happen to anyone, even those without a mental health diagnosis.

Examples of When to Call MRRCT:

  • Suicidal or Homicidal Thoughts
  • Active Psychosis (organic or substance-induced)
  • Assistance with voluntary in-patient psychiatric hospitalization
  • Severe distress indicated by mental health measures (e.g., PHQ-9, BDI)
  • Disruptive behaviors in schools
  • Dementia-related symptoms in older adults
  • Frequent 911 callers with suspected behavioral health issues
  • Support for individuals/families after a death
  • Deescalating frantic parties at car accidents

Difference Between a Mental Health Emergency and a Crisis:

  • Mental Health Emergency: A life-threatening situation where someone is a danger to themselves or others (e.g., active suicide attempt). Call TPD at 360-716-9911.
  • Mental Health Crisis: A non-life-threatening but severely distressing situation. Call MRRCT at 360-502-3365.

Contact Anytime, And For After OFFICE Hours:

Local and National Resources:

Smokey Point Behavioral Hospital (SPBH): For patients in acute crisis who require immediate assistance in a secure, safe, and structured environment. Psychiatric and co-occurring services. Free assessments 24/7 1-844-202-5555
Snohomish County Care Crisis Line: 1-800-584-3578 (toll-free) 1-425-258-4357 (24/7 support)
Stronghearts Native Helpline (domestic violence and dating violence): 1-844-7NATIVE
Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273-TALK
Other Resources
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    NeedyMeds provides information on available patient assistance programs. 1-800-503-6897
    Partnership for Prescription Assistance helps qualifying individuals without prescription drug coverage get the medications they need. Learn more about health insurance and prescription assistance.
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