Crisis Triage Center

The Kitsap County Crisis Triage Center (CTC) provides voluntary, short-term stabilization and crisis services for up to five days for adults experiencing a behavioral health crisis.

Developed as an alternative to hospitalization or arrest, the CTC offers a safe, supportive setting for adults dealing with mental illness and/or substance use disorders. Clients work with a multi-disciplinary team to address the immediate crisis and be connected to services that support long-term recovery. This often includes addressing mental health, physical health, substance use, and other challenges. Each plan is unique to the individual’s crisis.

Clients are referred to the CTC from a variety of sources, including their KMHS clinician, emergency rooms, law enforcement, jail services, and Designated Crisis Responders.  If you or someone you know is experiencing a behavioral health crisis, call the Salish Regional Crisis Line at (1-888-910-0416). Professional staff will assess the crisis and connect callers to services, which may include referral to the CTC.