A listening ear from someone who understands
Peer volunteers who have lived experience with mental health challenges and recovery are here to listen when help seekers in Washington State need understanding and support.
Human connection and peer support
When you call the Warm Line, you'll talk with a friendly, trained volunteer who really understands what you're going through.
The Warm Line is a space for connection and support where you can share what’s on your mind without judgment.
No matter what the day brings you can share what's on your mind with a peer.
Each call can last up to 20 minutes, and you're welcome to call once per day.
Reasons people call
Connect with peers who’ve gone through mental health challenges and recovery. We're here to listen every day 2pm –9pm.
Mental health concerns
Emotional support
Depression
Social challenges
Stress and anxiety
Discuss daily challenges
Share successes
LGBTQIA+ and Gender Identity
Human connection
Relationships
Recovery
Seek understanding
Speak to a real person
All volunteers on the Warm Line have experienced emotional distress and mental health challenges. Whether you need support on your recovery journey or just need to talk—we'll be here every day from 2pm – 9pm.
