Tag: mental health

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    Sierra Tucson

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    Main Phone: 855-719-3566
    Intake: 855-719-3566
    Since 1983, Sierra Tucson has been a world-class leader in residential treatment. Today, Sierra Tucson remains a premiere residential treatment center for drug and alcohol addiction, pain management, mood disorders, trauma & PTSD, and co-occurring eating disorders. Sierra Tucson’s staff is made up of highly experienced men and women who have dedicated their lives to helping others. In the ever-evolving Read more...
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    The Refuge

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    Main Phone: 844-741-2965
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    Premier residential program treating adults with PTSD, eating disorders, addiction, depression and co‑occurring disorders. Located on 90 beautiful acres in Ocala, Florida, our holistic approach to treatment is beneficial for those those who are struggling with the effects of trauma, PTSD, depression, and process addictions, even when there are no addiction concerns present. Read more...
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    PeaceHealth Peace Island Medical Center

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    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    Main Phone: (360) 378-2141
    Emergencies are unplanned, but when they occur, you need access to a team of specialists who can get you on the road to recovery. That’s why our Emergency Room (ER) is ready to care for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our ER gives you access to emergent care when you need it most, close to home. Read more...
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    South Sound Behavioral Hospital

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    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    Main Phone: (844) 949-8888
    At South Sound Behavioral Hospital we provide an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) that caters to those who wish to receive mental health treatment while maintaining their daily lives. Our mental health resources are beneficial to men & women who are seeking help in overcoming mental health disorders such as: -Anxiety disorder -Bipolar disorder/Manic bipolar disorder -Clinical depression -Post Traumatic Stress Read more...
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    Compass Health | Whatcom Triage Center

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    Main Phone: (360) 676-2020
    The Whatcom County Triage Center (WCTC) in Bellingham can accommodate 5 individuals who are recovering from a mental health crisis. They provide crisis stabilization, walk-in emergency and next day appointments. Referrals to the WCTC can be made by calling the Crisis Care Line at 800-584-3578. Professionals can call directly to make referrals at 360-676-2020. The mental health facility is co-located Read more...
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    Lifeline Connections

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    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    Main Phone: (360) 397-8246
    Since 1962 Lifeline Connections has served as the premier provider of substance use and mental health services in the Pacific Northwest. Through their diversity of programs and services available, Lifeline Connections is able to provide comprehensive care to those in need. They serve patients throughout the Pacific Northwest with both inpatient and outpatient programs based in Vancouver, Washington. Their treatment Read more...
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    Co-occurring Residential Program (CORP) Seattle | Pioneer Human Services

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    Main Phone: 206-772-6900
    Pioneer’s Co-occurring Residential Program (CORP) is a 16-bed facility that provides specialized residential treatment for men and women with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder issues. Services include: – Comprehensive client needs assessment – CORP staff includes a licensed psychiatrist, licensed mental health professionals and substance use disorder professionals – Evidence-based practices – Integrated treatment planning and recovery-focused engagement Read more...
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    Pioneer Counseling | Emerson Clinic

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    Main Phone: 509-325-7232
    Pioneer Counseling-Emerson Clinic is open to serve all adults seeking recovery support. Walk-ins are always welcome. The clinic provides intensive outpatient services to individuals struggling with substance use disorders and counseling for clients with mental health issues. The program also has a co-occurring program for individuals with concurrent mental health and substance use disorders. In addition, the clinic has a Read more...
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    Pioneer Fellowship House | Pioneer Human Services

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    Main Phone: (206) 667-9674
    The Pioneer Fellowship House is a 60 bed unit, housing both male and females adults who are trying to recover from substance use. They offer help with job and life skills, education, budgeting and financial planning. Other services include: – case management – employment assistance – assistance attaining Drivers License and Social Security cards – mental health and substance use Read more...

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