Provides a therapist locator to search for clinicians who have met certification standards to practice Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), a cognitive behavioral therapy developed by Marsha M. Linehan, Ph.D., a researcher at the University of Washington and founder of BTECH, to treat persons with borderline personality disorder. Search the directory by narrowing down the city, state or zip code.
Learn more about the many different mental health treatment options, like medication, one-on-one therapy and group therapy. Ryder shares that what might work for one person doesn’t necessarily mean it will work for everyone and the importance of trying new things until you find what’s right for you.
Learn what anxiety is, its causes, symptoms, and, treatment options.
Provides a “Find a Therapist” locator for treating mental health and substance use disorder within Native American communities along with other resources for Native American persons.
Offers information about symptoms, risk factors, screening tools, treatment and online support forums for men with concerns about depression, anxiety or other problems with mood after the birth of a child.
Offers an online self-assessment tool, Sex Addiction Screening Test (SAST-R) to identify areas for concern, information for concerned individuals, partners, and parents, and an online locator to help find specialized therapists.
Offers a treatment locator to search for clinics in your area that provide free or low-cost mental health and substance use disorder services for people who have low incomes.
Find a Health Center webpage, which offers a treatment locator to search for Federally-Funded Health Centers that provide care to underserved areas or people regardless of ability to pay.
A membership organization for therapeutic boarding schools, residential treatment centers and wildness therapy programs. The “For Parent” section offers a program/school locator and contains information about financial options and scholarships.
Ask your health insurance plan for a list of mental health providers who are “in-network” and taking new patients. You can also ask your insurance plan to filter your list by type of therapist you want or types of treatment a mental health provider provides or language spoken and even the background of the provider. In-network providers contract with your health insurance plan making treatment, in many instances, cost less.
