Crisis services are specialized support systems designed to assist individuals experiencing acute emotional distress or mental health emergencies. These services often include hotlines, text lines, and in-person support, providing immediate help to those in need. Trained professionals, such as counselors and social workers, are available to listen, assess the situation, and offer guidance or resources. These services aim to stabilize individuals in crisis, ensuring their safety and connecting them to further treatment if necessary. Organizations like the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and local mental health clinics play a crucial role in delivering these essential services to communities.