GHP School Counseling Program - COMMUNITY RESOURCES for STUDENTS and FAMILIES

COMMUNITY and DISTRICT RESOURCES for STUDENTS and FAMILIES

Mental Health Resources

For a Person or Family In a Crisis Situation and Needs Help Right Away Please call the SW Washington Crisis Line: 800-626-8137 or 360-696-9560 A Mental Health Professional will assist you in finding a solution for your current need.

Mental Health Providers

Catholic Community Services

360-567-2211Insurance Accepted: State

Children’s Center

360-699-2244Insurance Accepted: State carriers, Blue Cross/Blue Shield (limited basis); call to confirm

Children’s Home Society of WA

360-695-1325Insurance Accepted: State and some private; call for more information; call to confirm

Columbia River Mental Health

360-993-3000Insurance Accepted: State andBlue Cross/Blue Shield, Molina, Bridgespan, United Health, Life Wise, Providence; call to confirm

Community Services NW

360-397-8484Insurance Accepted: State and some private; call to confirm

Daybreak Youth Services

360-750-9588Insurance Accepted: State and most private; call to confirm

Family Solutions

360-695-1014Insurance Accepted: State and Private; call for list and to confirm

Kaiser Permanente

1-855-632-8280Insurance Accepted: Kaiser

Lifeline Connections

360-397-8246Insurance Accepted: State and Private; call for list and to confirm

Real Life Counseling

360-619-2226Insurance Accepted: State, other carriers including Kaiser; call to confirm

Grief Counseling

Hope Bereavement at Peace Health SW Washington Medical Center

360-696-5120 Program/Service Description: Family support to help children and their families with grief, and for families facing anticipatory grief during a terminal illness.

National Suicide Prevention Hotline

1-800-273-8255 (TALK) Program/Service Description:The Lifeline provides 24/7 free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources, and best practices for professionals

SW Washington Crisis Line

800-626-8137 or 360-696-9560 Program/Service Description: A Mental Health Professional will assist you in finding a solution for your current need, including suicide prevention and assessment, counseling and safety planning, and access to behavioral health programs

Teen Talk

360-397-2428 (CHAT) Program/Service Description: A warm line offering non-judgmental peer-to-peer support for a variety of topics

*This is not a complete list of resources. Please call agencies for additional information. Inclusion in this resource list does not imply approval and omission from this resource list does not imply disapproval.