Provides an Alcohol Treatment Navigator, where you will find extensive information on alcohol use, how to help someone with an alcohol addiction, a treatment facility finder and guidance on how to find and choose the best treatment options.
Offers a searchable, online listing of treatment centers or Coordinated Specialty Care (CSC) Centers for people experiencing new symptoms of psychosis, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and other conditions.
An organization dedicated to addiction prevention, treatment and recovery. Services include finding treatment and offers phone-based parent coaching.
Dedicated to the prevention, treatment and cure of anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD and co-occurring disorders through the alignment of science, treatment, and education. Their website offers a “Search for an ADAA Member Telemental Health Provider in Your Area” function to locate telemental health providers in your area and tips on teletherapy and telehealth privacy and security. ADAA also offers a Support Group Locator where you can search for in-person and online support groups for individuals and families of those living with depression or anxiety.
Offers a treatment locator for finding therapists and treatment facilities that specialize in treatment of trauma and dissociation, and FAQs about dissociation.
A source of information about treatment facilities in the United States or U.S. Territories for substance use, addiction and/or mental health problems. Use the treatment locator to search by location, and narrow the search by distance, service type, service setting, type of care, payment accepted, whether payment assistance is available, and more. Spanish-language services are available.
Due to privacy laws and treatment schedules, families may have a difficult time reaching their loved one by phone or visiting while they’re hospitalized. Many hospitals require the patient to sign a privacy release to allow family members or friends to contact them while hospitalized. Without a signed release, the hospital/facility cannot confirm if your loved one is even admitted, much less provide specific details on the status of their treatment.
Psychosocial treatments include different types of psychotherapy and social and vocational training, and aim to provide support, education and guidance to people with mental illness and their families. Psychosocial treatments are an effective way to improve the quality of life for individuals with mental illness and their families. They can lead to fewer hospitalizations and less difficulties at home, at school and at work.
Treatment is not a one size fits all approach. Where you go for mental health treatment depends on your situation and recovery needs. Knowing where to look and what to expect can help reduce confusion and stress.
Offers information about Hoarding Disorder and OCD-based hoarding including symptoms, treatment and a online locator for therapists, clinics and treatment programs.
