Mental Health
Mental Health
Did you know that new child therapists, individual therapists, addiction treatment, and psychiatric evaluations are not as scarce as they used to be in Okanogan and Chelan Counties? Because of some significant changes impacting health care access in North Central Washington, mental health practitioners are embedded in the medical system more extensively. For example, Family Health Centers in Twisp, Omak, and Bridgeport have licensed behavioral health practitioners on staff. That is only one example of how mental health is changing in North Central Washington rural communities.
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Individual Mental Health Practitioners
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Crisis Assistance
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Treatment Facilities
Get information on inpatient and outpatient specialized treatment facilities locally and regionally located.
Testing & Evaluation
Find out who in your area does psychiatric evaluations, custody evaluations, psychological, disability, and educational testing.
Therapy Groups
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Disabilities
Although fewer resources are available in many of the smaller rural communities of North Central Washington, with the help of crea...
Clinics and Community Support Organizations
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Suicide Prevention
Find 24/7 national, local and state suicide prevention hotlines. Locate suicide care teams and community resources available near...
More Links to Social Service Resources
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Information for Social Service professionals and patients
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