Steven Cichon of Buffalo Stories Archives & Blog, spoke with Jessica Pirro, Crisis Services CEO, following a personal memoir he wrote about struggling with depression and anxiety. Jessica Pirro offered information about Crisis Services for those unfamiliar with the hotline.

Spectrum News Buffalo spoke with Jessica Pirro, Crisis Services CEO, and Dr. Celia Spacone, Coordinator of the Erie County Suicide Prevention Coalition, about the recent uptick in calls about depression, suicide and mental health issues.

WGRZ spoke with Jenn Giambra, Training Specialist for Crisis Services, following the deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. The segment walks viewers through what to expect when they call the 24-hour hotline, 716-834-3131.

Thursday, May 17th was Crisis Services official agency ribbon cutting and open house ceremony. WBFO ‘s Eileen Buckley covered the event and interviewed Jessica Pirro, Crisis Services’ CEO.

WGRZ explored community resources, including Crisis Services, for people stuck in an abusive relationship.

Buffalo Rising highlighted the new initiative rolled out by the WNY Women’s Foundation “ALL IN”. Crisis Services is one of the initial companies on board with the new commitment to help further the advancement of women in the workplace.

WGRZ interviewed Robyn Wiktorski-Reynolds, COO of Crisis Services, regarding her reactions and thoughts to the news of former Attorney General Eric Schneiderman after he had been accused of physical and emotional abuse by four women.

WBFO was in attendance at the press conference on May 2nd at Crisis Services to help kick-off Mental Health Awareness Month.