Offers a treatment locator to search for therapists and psychiatrists by specialty, location, preferred date of service, and insurance carrier.

Psychotherapeutic services require a very personal connection with a provider, and it’s not uncommon to go through a trial-and-error process to find a provider who is a good “fit” for you/your loved one. In the meantime, you may want to consider the following resources for finding a mental health provider.

Provides online and telehealth psychotherapy and psychiatry services. They are available to help with mental health screenings, anxiety, depression, postpartum, relationships, trauma and loss. Some insurance plans may participate. Check with your insurance plan whether Doctor on Demand is an in-network provider and how much your copay or coinsurance would be.

A wellness program designed to help better manage your mental and physical health with ways to advocate for your health, gut health and nutrition, diet and fitness, managing the side effects of medication, substance abuse and smoking cessation and gaining a greater sense of control over your emotions. Available as a 4-hour seminar or 4-session course at your local NAMI Affiliate. If a seminar isn’t available, contact your local NAMI Affiliate about starting one.

You may wish to consult the Anxiety Disorders page of NAMI’s website where you will find information on the condition, current treatments, ways to support recovery, and links to NAMI Discussion Groups that focus on topics related to Anxiety Disorders (create a NAMI.org account to participate in NAMI Discussion Groups).

Offers information about signs, symptoms, and treatment for common mental health issues, including trauma, that affect children and teens. The organization’s website also offers a symptom checker to inform parents about possible diagnoses and offer information about possible diagnoses to discuss with a mental health professional.

A national organization offering peer based, wellness-oriented support, services and resources for people who live with mood disorders, including information on treatment, resources, and support groups for individuals living with mood disorders and their loved ones. Search the DBSA Support Group Locator group near you.

The following organization’s websites provide the most current information about mental health conditions, treatment services, the education system and more. Many of the organizations listed here have information available in Spanish as well as English.

Many types of mental health care professionals can help you achieve your recovery goals. These professionals work in inpatient facilities, such as general hospitals and psychiatric facilities, and outpatient facilities, such as community mental health clinics, schools and private practices.

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