ColumbiaCare Services - Hourglass Community Crisis Center

RC Henson

If you really need counseling asap they take walk-ins. You will be forced to wear a mask. If you need to drink water or blow your nose you have to step outside. Pretty silly this late in the pandemic if you ask me. I went here in late Feb and they weren’t so strict then. Writing this in late April ‘21. Nice people!

d sheeze

A great recourse for anyone that needs a safe place to go. The staff are very welcoming and compassionate. The moment I walked in I felt safe. I feel better knowing I always have a place to go and relax and they always have someone you can talk to.

birdy pajarita

Quiet. Peaceful. Comforting. Mostly... Non-judgemental. Depends on which counselor. Sav d me and who knows who from my worst on several occasions. Not enough though, like everything in this racket world, a band-aid on a gapng wound... Bucjs for non-solutions that mitigate and control but never come close to answering the injustice at the root... Never questioning the corruption of having a group of well paid professionals dependant on the continued misery of an endless stream of garbage people, the vagabonds, the homeless, the wasted, the untouchables. We, those hurt and broken people provide good steady incomes for a self-congratulatory army of "helpers" whose job is to administer just enough care to spit us back out to twist in the cold rain and burning sun naked with our demons forever.

Minionpool

Really cozy. I was not in a good place so I came here for a night. It was good to have someone there to talk multiple times during the night when I felt in crisis. And you get to keep your phone. It's not like the Behavioral Health Unit. They have snacks there too and plenty of bottled water. The only complaint I have was the paper towel dispenser was broken and there should be disinfectant wipes in the bathroom.