Directory of MH Services OPC April 2015-Final

 Directory of Mental Health
Services - Orange, Person &
Chatham Counties
Shelley Danser, LCSW, Coordinator, Pro Bono Counseling
Network and Compeer Program, Mental Health America of
the Triangle
Updated April 2015
Directory of Mental Health Services – Orange, Person & Chatham Counties
April 2015
www.mhatriangle.org Directory of Mental Health Services - Orange, Person &
Chatham Counties
April, 2015
This Directory was produced by Mental Health America of the Triangle and is an
updated version of the Directory of Mental Health Services for Orange, Person and
Chatham Counties that was originally produced in 2011 by the Mental Health and
Substance Abuse Committee of Healthy Carolinians of Orange County.
The Directory is intended to increase knowledge and access to available mental health
services in the Orange, Person, and Chatham areas. It includes general information
about state and county mental health services including emergency and crisis services,
governmental and non-governmental agencies that provide advocacy, support and
referral services, and other resources such as support groups and school mental health
support services.
This Directory does not include a listing of all private providers in Orange, Person, and
Chatham Counties, but does provide information for how to search for and access
providers who are in private practice. This Directory does list some of the larger mental
health clinics/organizations that provide psychotherapy, psychiatric treatment, and/or
community support/assertive community treatment teams. Mental Health America of the
Triangle does not endorse any specific provider.
The Directory is a living document. The most updated and current information about
mental health services can be found by visiting Mental Health America of the Triangle’s
website at www.mhatriangle.org. We would like to thank the mental health professionals
listed in the directory who have dedicated their careers to helping improve the mental
health of community members. We hope that users of this directory find it helpful and
easy to use and we welcome your feedback.
Sincerely,
Shelley Danser, LCSW
Program Coordinator
Pro Bono Counseling Network
Mental Health America of the Triangle
(919) 942-8083 x3
sdanser@mhatriangle.org
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Crisis and Emergency Services
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Local Mental Health Treatment Providers
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Advocacy, Support and Referral Resources
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Non-Governmental Resources
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Governmental Resources
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Services
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Services for Spanish-Speaking Individuals & Refugees
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LGBTQ Services
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Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services
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Suicide and Crisis Hotlines
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Support Groups
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12-Step Programs
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School Mental Health Support Services
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Early Childhood and Transition Age Services
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Appendix A: List of Provider Degrees, Licenses and Credentials
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Appendix B: Information to Consider When Choosing a Provider
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Appendix C: Your Rights as a Person Receiving Mental Health Services 26
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Chatham Counties (Updated April 2015)
CRISIS AND EMERGENCY SERVICES: 24-HOUR, DAY TIME AND
LAW ENFORCEMENT
24-Hour Crisis Services
Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions
Access Call Center
Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions has a 24-hour, toll-free number, which is
answered by Access Call Center staff. The Access/Crisis number is: 1-800-939-5911
Use this number to get information, referrals to community organizations, to request
services or to get help or advice in a crisis. Professionals answer the phone at the
Access Call Center 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year for the following
needs:
• Telephone assessments and enrollment of individuals for mental health, intellectual
and developmental disabilities, and substance use/addiction services.
• Information on community resources for mental health, intellectual and developmental
disabilities and substance use/addiction.
• Crisis intervention by telephone or to arrange for an emergency face-to-face clinical
assessment related to a crisis.
• Referral for services to Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions’ local network of
providers.
If deaf or hard of hearing, dial 711 for NC Relay
Freedom House Recovery Center
Crisis Services
Whether you (or a loved one) are experiencing a mental health and/or substance abuse
crisis, Freedom House has a state-of-the-art Facility-Based Crisis Unit and offers an
array of crisis support services to help:
• 23-Hour observation chairs – short-term intensive observation, evaluation and support
for up to 23 hours, for people with mental illness and/or substance abuse issues;
includes evaluation to determine if transfer to a more intensive and/or longerterm level of care is indicated.
• Crisis stabilization – short-term residential intensive evaluation, treatment intervention
or behavioral management to stabilize acute or crisis situations, including acute
psychiatric symptoms, disruptive or dangerous behaviors or intoxication from
alcohol or drugs.
4 Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties Freedom House Recovery Center (continued)
• Detoxification, from alcohol and/or drugs – social setting and non-hospital medical
detoxification, providing 24-hour evaluation and withdrawal management, with
emphasis on both medical supervision and peer and social support.
• Mobile Crisis – Mobile Crisis Teams travel to a person in crisis to provide integrated,
short-term crisis response, stabilization and intervention for adults and children
experiencing a mental health or chemical dependency crisis.
• Walk-In and Telepsychiatry - Clients can meet with a licensed psychiatrist to meet
urgent needs. Additionally, rural clients can receive remote care via secure and
confidential video conferencing.
These services are available at the following locations:
Freedom House Crisis/Outpatient Clinic
110 New Stateside Drive - Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 967-8844
Durham Center Access
309 Crutchfield Street - Durham, NC 27704
(919) 560-7305
Mobile Crisis
Provides mobile crisis psychiatric, substance abuse, and mental health services
ORANGE & PERSON COUNTY: 1-877-967-8844
DURHAM COUNTY: (919) 797-1865
Chapel Hill Police Department Crisis Unit
Non-police crisis assistance for Chapel Hill residents only. NOT police response. Those
in need of Chapel Hill police in Chapel Hill should call 911. There are four full-time and
several contract crisis counselors who respond to emergency situations, most referred
by Chapel Hill police officers. The types of calls to which they respond include:
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Psychiatric emergencies and suicide attempts
Crime victims
Family violence and child abuse
Sexual assault, indecent exposure, peeping tom
Interpersonal conflicts
Traumatic events such as a death of a family member, missing child or residential fire
The crisis unit also provides follow-up and case management services. This may
involve assistance with court proceedings, safety planning, and referrals for counseling
or other services. To speak with a crisis counselor, please call (919) 968-2806.
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 5 Orange County Sheriff’s Department Victim Services and Crisis Unit
Contact a Crisis Intervention Worker:
akeith@orangecountync.gov Amber Keith-Drowns (919) 245-2950
efland@orangecountync.gov Amy Efland (919) 245-2953
HOSPITALS
UNC Hospitals Emergency Department
101 Manning Drive - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 966-4131
Person Memorial Hospital
615 Ridge Road - Roxboro, NC 27573 - (336) 599-2121
Chatham Hospital (UNC Healthcare)
475 Progress Boulevard - Siler City, NC 27344 - (919) 799-4000
Day Time Crisis Services
UNC Hospitals/Department of Psychiatry Walk-in Clinic
For emergencies only: 9 AM to 3 PM (919) 966-2166
Neurosciences Hospital, 1st Floor
101 Manning Drive - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Freedom House Recovery Center
CHAPEL HILL
Child and Adolescent Outpatient Clinic
104 New Stateside Drive - Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27516
(919) 942-2803
Chapel Hill Outpatient Clinic
(919) 442-1844
PITTSBORO
Chatham Counseling Center
288 East Street, Suite 1004 - Pittsboro, North Carolina 27312
(919) 542-4422
ROXBORO
Person Counseling Center
355C South Madison Boulevard - Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 599-8366
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Orange County
Orange County Sheriff: (919) 245-2900
Carrboro Police Department: (919) 918-7397
Chapel Hill Police Department: (919) 968-2760, in Chapel Hill call 911
Chapel Hill Police Department Crisis Unit: (919) 968-2806
(24/7 non-police crisis assistance for Chapel Hill residents only. NOT police response.)
Hillsborough Police Department: (919) 732-9381
Person County
Person County Sheriff: (336) 597-0500
Roxboro Police Department: (336) 599-8345
Chatham County
Chatham County Sheriff: (919) 542-2811
Pittsboro Police Department: (919) 542-3200
Siler City Police Department: (919) 742-5626
LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT PROVIDERS*
*This list does not include the wide variety of providers in private practice in our
community. This list includes large providers/clinics only. To find providers in private
practice: 1) search www.psychologytoday.com 2) search Cardinal Innovations’ Provider
Directory http://www.cardinalinnovations.org/docs/2013-Cardinal-Innovations-ProviderDirectory.pdf 3) search your insurance carrier’s provider directory 4) contact Mental
Health America of the Triangle for assistance: 919-942-8083, ext. 3.
Orange County
Carolina Behavioral Care
209 Millstone Drive Suite A - Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 245-5400
Serves children, families, adults; psychotherapy, psychiatric treatment, psychological
testing, substance abuse services.
Carolina Outreach (Serves Orange County residents)
2670 Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard - Durham, NC 27707
(919) 251-9001
Serves children, families, adults and transition-age youth: assessment, individual, group,
and family therapy; psychiatric evaluation and treatment; community support, assertive
community treatment, substance abuse services.
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 7 Carolina Partners
401 Providence Road – Suite 100 - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 929-1375
Serves children, families, adults, and couples: assessment, individual, group, and family
therapy; medication management and substance abuse services.
Freedom House Recovery Center
Child and Adolescent Outpatient Clinic
104 New Stateside Drive - Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27516
(919) 942-2803
Chapel Hill Outpatient Clinic
Phone: (919) 442-1844
Provides support & treatment for children and adults with behavioral disorders or mental
illness. Also specializes in recovery treatment for those struggling with substance abuse.
Lutheran Services Carolinas
LSC ACT Team
891 Willow Drive -Suite 2 - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 968-2552
Assertive Community Treatment
Youth Villages
Raleigh-Durham Office (serves Orange County)
100 Capitola Drive - Suite 310 - Durham, NC 27713
(919) 474-6400
MST Intensive-In-Home Services and Transitional Living
Person County
Freedom House Recovery Center
Person Counseling Center
355C South Madison Boulevard - Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 599-8366
Provides support & treatment for children and adults with behavioral disorders or mental
illness. Also specializes in recovery treatment for those struggling with substance abuse.
Lutheran Services Carolinas (serves Person County)
LSC ACT Team
891 Willow Drive - Suite 2 - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 968.2552
Assertive Community Treatment
Youth Villages (serves Person County)
Raleigh-Durham Office
100 Capitola Drive - Suite 310 - Durham, NC 27713
(919) 474-6400
MST Intensive-In-Home Services and Transitional Living
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Carolina Outreach
Chatham Mills
35 Thompson Street #204 - Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-4042
Serves children, families, adults and transition-age youth: assessment, individual, group,
and family therapy; psychiatric evaluation and treatment; community support, assertive
community treatment, substance abuse services.
Freedom House Recovery Center
Chatham Counseling Center
288 East Street, Suite 1004 - Pittsboro, North Carolina 27312
(919) 542-4422
Provides support & treatment for children and adults with behavioral disorders or mental
illness. Also specializes in recovery treatment for those struggling with substance abuse.
Lutheran Services Carolinas (serves Chatham County)
LSC ACT Team
891 Willow Drive - Suite 2 - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 968-2552
Assertive Community Treatment
Youth Villages
Raleigh-Durham Office (serves Chatham County)
100 Capitola Drive - Suite 310 - Durham, NC 27713
(919) 474-6400
MST Intensive-In-Home Services and Transitional Living
STATE AND COUNTY ADVOCACY, SUPPORT AND REFERRAL
RESOURCES
Non-Governmental
Pro Bono Counseling Network
Mental Health America of the Triangle (formerly Mental Health Association of Orange
County) in collaboration with Healthy Carolinians of Orange County and with funding
from OPC Area Program launched the Pro Bono Counseling Network in January 2009,
which serves Orange, Chatham, Person and Durham county residents. The goal of the
program is to recruit mental health professionals to join a network of providers who
agree to provide counseling pro bono (one client/year, a minimum of eight sessions),
and to match up clients seeking mental health services, who are underinsured or
uninsured, with an appropriate provider.
(919) 942-8083, x3.
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 9 Mental Health America of the Triangle
Provides non-clinical services, including education, advocacy, information and referral,
and peer support:
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Family Advocacy Network (FAN) provides free services to parents raising
children (toddler--high school) with serious mental health conditions, learning
disabilities, substance abuse, high-functioning Autism.
The Pro Bono Counseling Network (PBCN) provides free counseling to
uninsured/underinsured individuals via a network of licensed, volunteer
therapists.
The Compeer Program recruits, trains and matches adult volunteers in
supported friendships with clients with severe and persistent mental illness in
order to decrease social isolation, increase self-esteem, and improve overall
quality of life.
The Orange Partnership for Alcohol and Drug Free Youth is a partnership
between community members and various agencies, schools and organizations
in Hillsborough and rural Orange County concerned about the issue of underage
drinking and drug use. Using an environmental perspective, we address youth
access to alcohol, policy enforcement, youth empowerment and social norms.
3729 Murphy School Rd. - Durham, NC 27705
(919) 942-8083 - www.mhatriangle.org
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Orange County
Provides support, advocacy and education:
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Family-to-Family Education Program is a free 12 session course that teaches
ways to understand and help the person with mental illness and helps the family
cope with family crisis.
Family Support Group is for family members and close friends of mental health
consumers. (See SUPPORT GROUPS)
NAMI Connection is a recovery support group program for persons who live with
mental illness. (See SUPPORT GROUPS: NAMI-Durham)
Peer-to-Peer Education Program consists of nine two hour classes taught by a
team of three who are personally experienced at living well with mental illness.
In Our Own Voice educates the general public and changes attitudes and
stereotypes about who has mental illness and how those persons look and act.
NAMI Basics is a free six week course for parents or direct caregivers of
children who have shown symptoms of mental illness before the age of 13.
P.O. Box 4201 - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 929-7822
10 Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), North Carolina
Helpline: 1-800-451-9682 - www.naminc.org
Disability Rights of North Carolina
1-800-821-6922
Faith Connections on Mental Illness
An inter-faith coalition whose mission is to work with all faith communities to welcome,
include, support, educate, and advocate for individuals and families who are living with
mental illness. Connectors meetings, held on the 3rd Friday of every month, and feature
an informative program on mental illness and are open to the public:
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
940 Carmichael Street - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
E-mail: info@faithconnectionsonmentalillness.org
www.faithconnectionsonmentalillness.org
Governmental
North Carolina Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance
Abuse Services (NC DMH/DD/SAS)
Customer Services and Community Rights
Phone: (919) 715-3197
Toll Free: 1-855-262-1946, 8am-5pm
Spanish: 1-800-662-7030
Email: dmh.advocacy@dhhs.nc.gov
NC Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
Helping people with disabilities to be employed and to live independently.
Orange County
Chapel Hill/Carrboro Office
548 Smith Level Road - Carrboro, NC 27510
(919) 969-7350
Person County
Roxboro Office
157 Semora Road - Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 597-2150
Chatham County
Siler City Office
104 Village Lake Drive - Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 663-2544
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 11 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL SERVICES
UNC Department of Psychiatry
UNC Psychiatry: The Acute Diagnostic and Treatment Clinic (ADTC) is a general adult
psychiatric clinic staffed by teams of faculty and resident psychiatrists. For
appointments, call 919-966-5217.
UNC Child & Adolescent Psychiatry: (919) 966-5217.
UNC Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders: (919) 966-7012
UNC Center for Women’s Mood Disorders: (919) 966-9640
UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health
STEP Community Mental Health Clinic
Multidisciplinary treatment services for persons with psychotic disorders and other
severe mental illnesses.
Carr Mill Mall, 200 N. Greensboro St., Suite C-6
Carrboro, NC 27510
(919) 962-4919
OASIS (Outreach and Support Intervention Services)
A multidisciplinary team approach to treatment early psychosis in older adolescents and
adults.
Carr Mill Mall, 200 N. Greensboro St., Suite C-6
Carrboro, NC 27510
(919) 962-1401
Brushes with Life
Brushes with Life is a creative arts program for people in treatment at OASIS and STEP;
members of Club Nova, a local clubhouse for persons with mental illness; and other
select community programs in the Chapel Hill area. The program offers recovery
art group. For information contact: Edward Binanay at ebinanay@med.unc.edu.
Enhanced Community Based Services
Services are provided to individuals with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI)
with co-occurring Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and/or a Substance
Use Disorder. The Center utilizes evidenced based practice models with a
Rehabilitation/Recovery focus:
• Wellness Management and Recovery (WMR)
• Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT)
• Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT)
(919) 962-4919
12 Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties Cross Disability Services
XDS Inc.
• Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT)
• Community Support Team
• The Farm at Penny Lane: Community Garden (horticulture therapy) and UNC
PAWS (a shelter-to-pet program, dog-training therapy program for individuals
with severe mental illness and a puppy development center.)
Contact: Thava Mahadevan, MS: (919) 962-4919
Community Resource Court
The Community Resource Court, a program of the UNC Center for Excellence in
Community Mental Health, addresses the needs of individuals with diagnosed mental
disorders who become involved with the criminal courts in Orange or Chatham County.
UNC Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health
Caroline Ginley, MSW, LCSW-A
(919) 218-1052 or (919) 962-5126
District 15 Court Judge's Office-Hillsborough
Marie Lamoureaux, MA
(919) 644.4659
UNC Department of Psychology Community Clinics
Five services are offered through the UNC Department of Psychology Community
Clinics (Assessment and counseling services are provided by graduate students, under
supervision of a licensed psychologist.)
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Adult Psychotherapy Clinic
Child and Family Clinic
Couples Clinic
Anxiety Clinic
Assessment Services.
UNC Campus (Davie Hall) and Finley Golf Course Road
(919) 962-6906
UNC Student Health Services, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Psychological/counseling services available to UNC-CH students. Services include
individual, couples, and group therapy, urgent consultation and crisis intervention, and
medication evaluation/management.
(919) 966-3658
UNC Alcohol and Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)
Program services include: individual comprehensive assessment/evaluation
Individual, group, and family therapy
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 13 Outpatient therapy groups
Individualized treatment and treatment goals
Psychopharmacological management available
Education, process, and multifamily groups
Family involvement emphasized and encouraged
DWI/DMW Services
DWI Substance Abuse Assessment
Court Ordered Substance Abuse Evaluations
Short-Term Counseling (20 Hours)
Longer-Term Structured Treatment (40 Hours)
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (90 Hours)
Program Director: Britta M. Starke, LCSW, LCAS, CCS
1101 Weaver Dairy Road, Suite 103
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
1-888-457-7457 or (919) 966-6039
UNC Horizons
UNC Horizons is a substance abuse treatment program for pregnant and/or parenting
women and their children, including those whose lives have been touched by abuse and
violence. Services Offered:
• Prenatal Clinic
• Outpatient Treatment Program
• Horizons Residential Programs
• Services for the Children
127 Kingston Drive - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 966-9803
SERVICES FOR SPANISH-SPEAKING INDIVIDUALS & REFUGEES
El Futuro
El Futuro’s mission is to strengthen the whole community by providing and advancing
bilingual and culturally informed behavioral health treatment for underserved Spanish
speaking individuals and families. They do this by providing 1) high impact (evidence
based) clinical services; 2) training for professionals who work with this population; and
3) prevention, education and outreach in the community.
Durham Clinic (serves Durham & Orange County residents)
136 E. Chapel Hill Street - Durham, NC 27701
(919) 688-7101 x600
elfuturo-nc.org
Siler City Clinic (Chatham County)
319 A E 3rd Street - Siler City, NC 27344
(919) 799-2625
14 Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties Art Therapy Institute
Provides school-based mental health services, clinic-based counseling, refugee
women’s support groups.
200 N. Greensboro Street - Suite D6 - Carrboro, NC
(919) 381-6068
Kiran Inc.
Kiran Inc. is a domestic violence and crisis counseling agency based in Raleigh, NC. We
provide free, confidential support for survivors of domestic violence, emotional abuse,
cultural alienation and family conflict. Our services include a 24-hour crisis line,
community education and support, monthly support groups, legal, medical and shelter
referrals as well as language and translation assistance.
24 Hour Crisis Line: 1-877-625-4726 - www.kiraninc.org
LGBTQ SERVICES
LGBTQ Center UNC Chapel Hill
Q Group is a confidential peer support and discussion group that meets every Tuesday
night during the Fall & Spring semesters to discuss topics related to sexual orientation,
gender identity, and gender expression. Two trained graduate students co-facilitate this
confidential group discussion. Whether you are supporting a friend or family member in
their coming out, questioning your own sexual orientation or gender identity, having
relationship challenges, or working to reconcile multiple identities, you can find support
and information at Q Group. There is no need to pre-register and you can come as often
or rarely as you find helpful.
Terri Phoenix: tphoenix@email.unc.edu
When: Every Tuesday, from 6:00 to 7:30 during the Fall & Spring semesters
Where: SASB South, room 3314
LGBT Center of Raleigh
324 South Harrington Street • Raleigh NC 27603
(919) 832-4484
Mental Health Resources: Listed by County
All of the mental health providers have submitted a written statement that they are
LGBT-affirming therapists and have agreed to practice in ways that are supportive of the
LGBT community. Please use their descriptions to guide you in selecting the best
provider for your needs.
www.lgbtcenterofraleigh.com/resources/mental-health-resources.html#orange-county
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 15 PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION (PSR)
These are services aimed at assisting the person with severe and persistent mental
illness to regain skills and maximize functioning in the community. This might mean
returning to work or school, or moving toward more independence.
Local Clubhouses
The Clubhouse model offers:
• A place to come most days of the week
• Support through a circle of friends
• Opportunities to gain confidence through the work-ordered day
• A range of employment opportunities
• Access to housing
• Supported education
• Evening and weekend social/recreation programs
• Community support services (case management)
• Affordable meals
Orange County
Club Nova
103D W. Main Street - Carrboro, NC 27510
(919) 968-6682 - www.clubnova.org
Chatham County
Club Insight (Therapeutic Alternatives)
815 Sanford Road - Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-0107
Person County
Club Creative (Therapeutic Alternatives)
211 Webb Street - Roxboro, NC 27573
(336) 597-2115
Caramore Community Inc.
Caramore Community is a 24-hour employment and independent living services
program for adults living with mental illness in North Carolina. Caramore Community
services are normalized, clinically-coordinated, transitional, and community based.
550 Smith Level Road Carrboro, NC 27510
(919) 967-3402 - www.caramore.org
TROSA Inc. (Triangle Residential Options for Substance Abusers, Inc.)
TROSA is a comprehensive two year residential substance abuse recovery program in
Durham accepting substance abusers with one condition: they must have a strong
desire to change their lives. TROSA’s program elements include vocational training,
education, counseling, mentoring, leadership training, and continuing care.
1820 James Street Durham, NC 27707
(919) 419-1059
16 Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties SUICIDE AND CRISIS HOTLINES
The Hopeline (919) 231-4525
National Hopeline Network: 1-800-SUICIDE / 1-800-784-2433
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK / 1-800-273-8255
SUPPORT GROUPS
(Note: support group meeting times are subject to change. Please contact individual groups
prior to attending.)
Recovery International
The mission of Recovery International is to use the cognitive-behavioral, peer-to-peer,
self-help training system developed by Abraham Low, MD, to help individuals suffering
from mental health issues gain skills to lead more peaceful and productive lives.
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
940 Carmichael Street - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Friday 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
(919) 408-6118 - Email: heidihackney@hotmail.com
Phone & Online Meetings
www.recoveryinternational.org
1) Click on Meetings
2) Telephone (also offered in Spanish) or Online.
Bipolar/Depression Support Group
Binkley Baptist Church
1712 Willow Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Contact: Richard
Tuesday 7:30 PM-9:00 PM
(919) 533-9510 - Email: dbsachapelhill@gmail.com
Mental Health Support Group at Christ United Methodist Church
A Christian-based program of love and support which offers a place of safety and words
of hope. Open to anyone who has experienced mental illness, who cares for someone
who is suffering, who works in the field of mental health, or who just wants to know how
to help.
Christ United Methodist Church
800 Market St, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
Contact: Contact Doug and Katherine Kubel
Sunday 6:00 PM in the Disciple Room
(919) 967-9564 - Email: kkubel@aol.com
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St. Bart's Episcopal Church
204 W Salisbury Street - Pittsboro, NC 27312
Contact: Billie Hinton, LCSW
The second Tuesday of each month from 6:30-8:00pm
Phone: (919) 604-2770 - Email: billiehinton@gmail.com
Chapel Hill Survivors of Suicide Support Group
United Church of Chapel Hill
1321 Martin Luther King Boulevard - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Contact: Jodi Flick
Meets 2nd & 4th Thursdays monthly at 7:00pm
Phone: (919) 962-4988 - Email: joflick@email.unc.edu
NAMI Orange County's Family Support Group
A structured, interactive support group open to family members and friends of adults
who have a mental illness. Please contact Kay at kayemaltbie@gmail.com or 919-4021630 for further information or to sign up if you are interested in attending this group.
Check the NAMI Orange calendar for the next scheduled meeting. There is no charge to
attend this group.
NAMI Durham (Orange County residents are welcome to attend)
NAMI Durham Education Meetings, 1st Tuesday of each month (Jan.-May and Sept.Nov.), 7:00 pm, Durham Center Access, 309 Crutchfield St. All are welcome.
NAMI Durham Family Support Group, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month, 7:30 pm
Watts St. Baptist Church, 800 Watts St. Call Gale at (919)428-6519 for information.
NAMI Durham Young Families Support Group, 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month,
noon, St. Philip's Episcopal Church, 403 E. Main St. Call Dorothy or David at (919) 4895515 for information.
NAMI Durham Connection Support Group, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month, 7:30
pm, Watts Street Baptist Church. Call Pearlie at (919) 908-3976 for information.
NAMI Durham Mood Disorders Support/Education Meeting, 4th Thursday of each
month, 6 pm, Erwin Square Tower, 2200 W. Main St., Suite 340. Contact: Cindy Jones,
(919) 286-5261.
18 Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties Orange County Rape Crisis Center Support Groups
1506 East Franklin Street - Suite 302 - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
If you are interested in joining a group, call this Help Line at 1-866-WE LISTEN or (919)
967-7273 or email: groups@ocrcc.org.
Groups of different formats and structures are available. All are free and confidential.
Examples of groups we regularly offer:
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Groups for survivors of incest or child sexual abuse
Groups for male survivors of sexual violence
Groups for survivors of rape or sexual assault
Groups for LGBTQ survivors
Workshops for family members, partners, and friends of sexual violence survivors
“Healing with Nature” group that utilizes horticultural therapy techniques
Groups and workshops that use arts and crafts
Groups and workshops that focus on movement, yoga, dance, and/or the mind-body
connection
The Compass Center Support Groups
210 Henderson Street - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 968-4610
24-Hour Hotline: (919) 929-7122
Support Group Coordinator: (919) 929-7122
Support groups for domestic violence victims offer an opportunity for individuals with
shared experiences to come together, offer support to one another, and work on their
own healing process. The goal of these support groups is to help members cope with
stressful life events and revitalize and enhance members’ coping ability.
12 STEP PROGRAMS
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.)
Closed meetings are for A.A. members only, or for those who have a drinking problem
and “have a desire to stop drinking.”
Open meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous’ program of
recovery from alcoholism. Non-alcoholics may attend open meetings.
Orange & Chatham Counties
Alcoholics Anonymous NC District 33
HOTLINE: 1-888-237-3235
www.aanc33.org/orange-county-meeting-list/
www.aanc33.org/chatham-county-meeting-list/
Person County
Alcoholics Anonymous NC District 32
HOTLIINE: (919) 286-9499
http://www.aanc32.org/info/
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 19 AL-ANON & ALATEEN
The Al-Anon Family Groups are a fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics who
share their experience, strength, and hope, in order to solve their common problems. We
believe alcoholism is a family illness, and that changed attitudes can aid recovery.
Alateen: hope and help for younger family members and friends of alcoholics
(919) 787-1653
www.ncbermudaafg.org/index.php?pg=meetings&district=0
Narcotics Anonymous (N.A.)
Narcotics Anonymous is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men and women for whom
drugs had become a major problem, offering a program for recovering addicts who meet
regularly to help each other stay clean.
Our Primary Purpose Area N.A.: Orange & North Chatham Counties
(Carrboro, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, Pittsboro)
HELPLINE: (919) 831-5587
http://www.oppareanc.com/meeting-schedule/
New Hope Area N.A.: (Chapel Hill, Durham, Henderson, Hillsborough, Norlina, Oxford,
Roxboro)
HELPLINE: 919-831-5321
http://crna.org/new-hope-area-meeting-schedule/
NAR-ANON
Nar-Anon Family Group members are relatives and friends who are concerned about the
addiction or drug problem of another.
Durham Monday 8:00 PM
Westminster Presbyterian Church
3639 Old Chapel Hill Road - Durham, NC 27707
www.carolina-naranon.org
Triangle Intergroup of Overeaters Anonymous
Dedicated to the purpose of helping Compulsive Overeaters find recovery through the 12
Steps and 12 Traditions of Overeaters Anonymous.
(919) 406-9300
http://triangleoa.org
20 Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties SCHOOL DISTRICT MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT SERVICES
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
Student Services Department Coordinator:
Jeff Reilly
(919) 967-8211 x28246
Exceptional Children Department:
Dr. Sherron Leplin
Executive Director of Exceptional Children
(919) 967-8211 x28234
sleplin@chccs.k12.nc.us
Spencer Register
Assistant EC Director
(919) 967-8211 x28201
sregister@chccs.k12.nc.us
The Bridge Program: The program serves CHCCS-enrolled high school students who
are having academic, social and emotional difficulties in the traditional school setting.
https://sites.google.com/a/chccs.k12.nc.us/the-bridge-program/
RHA Day Treatment: (formerly Triumph Academy) is managed by RHA Behavioral
Health. The Day Treatment program is a collaboration between CHCCS, Orange
County Schools, Cardinal Innovations and RHA Behavioral Health and serves students
in grades 5-8.
www.rhabehavioralhealth.org/uploads/general/Day%20Treatment%20Brochure_Hillsbor
ough(1).pdf
Orange County Schools
School Social Work Brochure
www.orange.k12.nc.us/Students/docs/social_worker_brochure.pdf
Partnership Academy
Partnership Academy provides an alternative academic program for students in the
Orange County High Schools.
1006 East Storey Lane - Hillsborough, North Carolina 27278
(919) 245-4030
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 21 Chatham County Schools
School-Based Mental Health
Tracy Fowler, Executive Director of Student Services and Support Programs
Deborah Collins, Administrative Assistant
(919) 542-6400 | FAX: (919) 542-031
Person County Schools
Person County Schools
304 South Morgan Street - Roxboro NC 27573
(336) 599-2191
School Counselor Contact List:
www.person.k12.nc.us/common/pages/DisplayFile.aspx?itemId=889158
School Social Worker Contact List:
www.person.k12.nc.us/common/pages/DisplayFile.aspx?itemId=226967
ADDITIONAL CHILD/ADOLESCENT/TRANSITION-AGE YOUTH RESOURCES
Early Childhood Services
KidSCope (Birth to 5 years)
Created in 1988 to provide services to young children and their families, KidSCope’s
specialized staff provides social-emotional health services for young children,
consultation in child care classrooms, parent education, inclusive child care, and
resources for families and providers of young children.
http://chtop.org/Programs/KidSCope.html
KidSCope Director: Linda Foxworth, M.Ed
(919) 644-6590 – (919) 644-6590 x4810
lfoxworth@kidscope.chtop.org
KidSCope Orange County Office
500 North Nash Street - Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 644-6590(919) 644-6590 - Fax: (919) 644-7157
KidSCope Carrboro Office
205 Lloyd Street - Suite 104 - Carrboro, NC 27510
Fax: 919-240-5624
KidSCope Chatham County Office
200 Sanford Highway - Suite 8 - Pittsboro, NC 27312
(919) 542-9891(919) 542-9891 - Fax: (919) 533-6766
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Extraordinary Ventures
Extraordinary Ventures was founded to meet a significant challenge facing communities
across the country: how to train and employ the increasing number of young adults with
autism and developmental disabilities who are “aging out” of public school and are no
longer able to access existing services.
200 S. Elliott Road - Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(919) 967-1100
http://www.extraordinaryventures.org
Josh’s Hope Foundation Inc.
Josh’s Hope partners with other community organizations to increase opportunities for
young people living with mental illness to build the life skills necessary to successfully
transition to adulthood.
• Tools for Hope (T4H), is a comprehensive personal skills and job training
program.
• Family Hope is an educational training and support program working to inform
parents and caregivers about the needs of and resources available to their young
adult children who live with mental-health conditions.
• Climbing Hope is a personal skills-building, self-advocacy and leadership training
program, utilizing workshops, community service learning, indoor activities and
outdoor adventures.
Josh’s Hope Foundation, Inc.
200 Cardinal Drive - Suite B - Hillsborough, NC 27278
(919) 245-0072
www.joshshopefoundation.org
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 23 APPENDIX A:
LIST OF PROVIDER DEGREES, LICENSES AND CREDENTIALS
CRC
Certified Rehabilitation Counselor
LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
LPA
Licensed Psychological Associate
LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor or Licensed Pastoral Counselor
RN
Registered Nurse
MA
Master of Arts
M.Ed.
Master of Education
MFT/LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
MD
Doctor of Medicine
MPH
Master of Public Health
MS
Master of Science
MSW
Master of Social Work
Ph.D.
Doctor of Philosophy
Psy.D.
Doctor of Psychology
Psychologist
Licensed Psychologist
24 Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties APPENDIX B:
INFORMATION TO CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING A PROVIDER
The client-provider relationship is a key ingredient of successful treatment. Here are
some of the topics you may wish to consider when selecting a mental health provider.
Credentials: academic qualifications and licensure of the provider. See page 67 for a
guide to common credentials in North Carolina.
Experience: the length of time the person has been in practice, types of client served
(for example, children, adolescents, etc.), and areas of specialty (for example, major
illness, divorce, eating disorders, etc.).
Treatment Procedures: the length and frequency of sessions, medication information,
emergency arrangements, expected duration of treatment.
Note: If after a reasonable length of time, you feel that a rapport has not been
established between you and your therapist, you may consider changing practitioners.
Office Procedures: office hours, notification of cancellation of appointments, “after
hours” availability.
Financial Arrangements: fees, insurance coverage, special payment considerations.
Below are potential questions to ask yourself when seeking help:
Am I interested in individual, group, couples or family services? Short or long-term
services? Do I want my therapist to have expertise in a particular subject or modality, or
working with a particular population? Do I want my therapist to be a particular gender?
Why am I seeking treatment? What are my goals for treatment? How much time do I
want to invest in this process? When?
Below are potential questions to ask a provider when seeking help:
What type of training have you received? How long have you been in practice? What
type of license, certification(s) or credential(s) do you hold? Do you have a specialty?
How would we work together? How long will it take? What are your policies around
payment, insurance and other financial arrangements? Do you accept my private
insurance, Medicare or Medicaid? Are appointments available during times that fit my
schedule?
Directory of Mental Health Services -­‐ Orange, Person & Chatham Counties 25 APPENDIX C:
YOUR RIGHTS AS A PERSON RECEIVING MENTAL HEALTH
SERVICES
• To participate in developing an individual plan of treatment.
• To receive an explanation of services in accordance with the treatment plan.
• To participate voluntarily in and to consent to treatment.
• To object to, or terminate, treatment.
• To have records protected by confidentiality and not be revealed to anyone without my
written authorization.
Confidentiality may only be broken under the following conditions (state laws will vary):
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If the therapist has knowledge of child or elder abuse.
If the therapist has knowledge of the client's intent to harm oneself or
others.
If the therapist receives a court order to the contrary.
If the client enters into litigation against the therapist.
• To have access to one's records.
• To receive clinically appropriate care and treatment that is suited to their needs and
skillfully, safely, and humanely administered with full respect for their dignity and
personal integrity.
• To be treated in a manner this is ethical and free from abuse, discrimination,
mistreatment, and/or exploitation.
• To be treated by staff who are sensitive to one's cultural background.
• To be afforded privacy.
• To be free to report grievances regarding services or staff to a supervisor.
• To be informed of expected results of all therapies prescribed, including their possible
adverse effects (e.g., medications).
• To request a change in therapist.
• To request that another clinician review the individual treatment plan for a second
opinion.
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