Mental Health Support

• NAMI SEA Center (713-970-4483) The Support Education & Advocacy (S.E.A) Center is a peer-run innovative warm line and Referral Service. The S.E.A. Center is open to any individual who has a mental illness or a brain disorder, as well as family members and close friends of those living with a mental illness. There is no cost or referral necessary to participate. The S.E.A center offers warm line services. YouTube Intro
• Jewish Family Services (sliding scale psychiatry services)-(713) 667-9336
• Avenue 360 (sliding scale psychiatry services)-832-962-4111
• Legacy Community Health-Behavior Health-832-548-5000
• Mental Health and Finacial Services Olive Branch-Muslim Family Services-832-617-8160
• Baylor Psychiatry Clinic - (713) 798-1000
• Catholic Charities - (713) 526-4611
• Center for Creative Resources - (713) 461-7599
• Family Services of Greater Houston - (713) 861-4849
• Houston-Galveston Institute Counseling Center - (832) 471-6538
• Interface-Samaritan Counseling Center - Houston - (713) 626-7990, Spring - (281) 376-8006
• Krist Samaritan Counseling Center - (281) 480-7554
• The Montrose Center (LGBT) - (713) 529-0037
• Nick Finnegan Counseling Center - (713) 402-5046
• Open Path Psychotherapy Collective (Reduced Fee Therapist Directory)
• Psychological Research & Services Center - (713) 743-8500
• Vecino Denver Harbor Family Clinic - (713) 674-3326
• El Centro del Corazon - 713-660-1880
• An-Nisa - Domestic Violence, Short-Term Financial Assistance, Vocational Training, Furniture, Clothing. Muslim Counselors available 8323249111
• UH-Victoria Counseling Training Clinic - Free Individual Counseling, Play Therapy, Family Counseling provided by Master's Level Counselor Interns 281-396-3720
• Memorial Herman Mental Health Crisis Clinics - The Memorial Hermann Mental Health Crisis Clinic is an outpatient mental health service provider developed to serve individuals experiencing a mental health crisis situations. This clinic also serves individuals unable to follow up with other outpatient providers for their mental health needs.

• Take a Mental Health Test-MHA Screening: "Online screening is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition."
• American Psychological Association has various topics from addictions, ADHD, anger, depression, emotional health, learning & memory, pain, parenting, etc.
• Centre for Clinical Interventions has self-help resources for mental health problems from anxiety, assertiveness, depression, perfectionism, self-esteem, etc.
• The Jed Foundation equips teens & young adults with the skills & support to grow into healthy, thriving adults.
  • Jed Foundation Resource Center
• UCSF Weill Institute for Neurosciences has various topics & resources for adult, child & adolescent mental health, ADHD, depression, stress reduction, substance use, etc.
• Mental Health America is a non-profit dedicated to addressing the needs of those living with mental illness & promoting mental health.
• SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline-SAMHSA’s Disaster Distress Helpline provides 24/7, 365-day-a-year crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. Call or text 1-800-985-5990. 
• Psychological Treatments from the Society of Clinical Psychology-List of psychological treatments that have been evaluated using either the Chambless & Hollon (1998) criteria or the current Tolin (2015) criteria.

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Eating Disorder

• National Alliance for Eating Disorders-The Alliance has a free, eating disorder, clinician-led helpline that operates from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Central time (Monday to Friday). 1-866-662-1235
• National Eating Disorders Association supports individuals & families affected by eating disorders.

• Online Stress Management Group (Cost: Free): Jewish Family Services
• Online Support Groups through Zoom Video Conference (Cost: Free)(https://www.spiritualityandhealth.org/mindbodygroups)
• Online Stress Management Group (Cost: Pay what you can): Ajana Therapy & Clinical Services
• Bo's Place Grief Support Group
• To find support groups outside the U.S. go to Befrienders. 
• Jung Center (self-improvement and personal growth workshops)
• National Alliance for Eating Disorders Support Groups (Recovery, Friends/Family, LGBTQ+, Grief, etc)

• The Coffeehouse – Intellectual Disability and Autism Services  - 713) 525-8419
• University of Texas Health Medical School Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Services, Changing Lives Through Autism Spectrum Disorders (CLASS) - (713) 486-2700