Get Help Immediately
If you are experiencing a crisis, believe you may harm yourself or someone else, are having suicidal thoughts, or are facing another emergency situation, seek immediate assistance from emergency services or a qualified crisis support service.
Your safety and wellbeing are more important than any tarot reading, Psychic Chat conversation, article, or content available on this website.
Tarotoo Is Not a Crisis Service
Tarotoo provides AI-generated tarot readings and Psychic Chat conversations for entertainment, self-reflection, and personal exploration purposes.
Tarotoo is not a crisis hotline, emergency service, mental health provider, medical service, or counseling platform.
Tarot readings and Psychic Chat responses are not designed to assess risk, identify emergencies, diagnose mental health conditions, provide crisis intervention, or respond appropriately to urgent situations.
If you are experiencing a crisis, do not rely on Tarotoo for emergency assistance.
Get Immediate Help
If you are in immediate danger or believe you may harm yourself or another person:
- Call your local emergency services immediately.
- Contact a crisis hotline or suicide prevention service in your country.
- Go to the nearest emergency room or urgent care facility.
- Contact a qualified mental health professional.
- Reach out to a trusted family member, friend, caregiver, or support person and let them know you need help.
International Crisis Resources
If you are looking for crisis hotline information in your country, the following directory may help:
- International crisis hotline directory: https://www.opencounseling.com/suicide-hotlines
If the directory above is unavailable or does not include your country, search online for:
- “suicide hotline [your country]”
- “crisis hotline [your country]”
- “mental health emergency [your country]”
or contact your local emergency services.
When You Should Seek Professional Help
Consider seeking help from a qualified healthcare or mental health professional if you are experiencing:
- Suicidal thoughts
- Thoughts of self-harm
- Severe anxiety or panic
- Depression
- Persistent hopelessness
- Grief that feels overwhelming
- Emotional distress that interferes with daily life
- Relationship abuse or domestic violence
- Substance abuse concerns
- Any situation that feels unsafe or out of control
Remember
You do not have to handle a crisis alone.
Professional help, emergency services, crisis hotlines, therapists, counselors, doctors, and trusted support networks exist to help people through difficult situations.
If you are in immediate danger, stop using this website and contact emergency services or a crisis support service right away.
Important: This page is provided for informational purposes only. Crisis resources, phone numbers, and services may change over time. Always verify local emergency and crisis contact information in your area.
