Emergency / Crisis Information

If There Is Immediate Danger

If you believe you or another person is in immediate danger, contact the emergency service appropriate to your location.

In the United States, this may include calling or texting emergency services as appropriate to the situation.

Mental Health Crisis

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or believe you may harm yourself or someone else, use an appropriate crisis or emergency service in your location.

Aiden may help you communicate or organize information, but it is not a substitute for immediate professional or emergency support.

Medical Emergency

Seek appropriate emergency medical help for symptoms or situations that may be serious or life-threatening.

Do not rely on Aiden, an AI response, a symptom tracker, a body map, or a stored note to determine whether emergency care is necessary.

Communication Support During an Emergency

Aiden may include communication tools that help users explain:

That they are autistic.

That speaking may be difficult.

That they need more time to respond.

That they are overwhelmed.

That they need reduced noise or light.

That they need a support person.

These tools may assist communication.

They do not replace emergency services.

No Automatic Monitoring

Unless a future feature explicitly says otherwise, information entered into Aiden is not continuously monitored by West Wind Storm LLC, emergency services, healthcare providers, therapists, support people, or other third parties.

Do not assume that entering a concerning symptom, mood, or message into Aiden will cause someone to contact you.

Location-Specific Services

Emergency and crisis services vary by location.

Users should rely on current official resources available where they are located.

Questions

Questions about Aiden's emergency and crisis information may be directed to: