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Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities https://dbhdd.georgia.gov/be-dbhdd/be-supported/mental-health-adults
- Serves as a resource for mental health, substance abuse, and developmental disability services in Georgia.
- Designed to help individuals, families, healthcare providers, and law enforcement find the information they need quickly and easily.
- The site offers comprehensive details on services for adults, including:
- Assessment and Recovery Planning
- Physician Services (medication management)
- Nursing and Community Support
- Therapy and Counseling
- Skills Training through Psychosocial Rehabilitation
- Features
- Crisis Helpline (988): Prominent and easy access to 24/7 free and confidential support.
- Provider Directory: Downloadable directory for finding local service providers.
- Language Support: Available in multiple languages for accessibility.
MHA (Mental Health of America) of Georgia
https://www.mhageorgia.org/
- The Mental Health America of Georgia website provides resources, advocacy, and training to improve mental health awareness and support across the state.
- Focuses on increasing access to mental health care, reducing stigma, and advocating for those with severe mental illnesses.
- Serves individuals, families, professionals, and advocates looking to improve mental wellness and seek help for mental health challenges.
- The site highlights essential resources and services such as:
- Programs for Adults (including leadership programs)
- Mental Health Screening (self-assessment tool)
- LGBTQIA+ Resources, Veteran Resources, and Youth Resources
- Advocacy & Public Policy Tools
Georgia Hope
https://gahope.org/
- It is a community-based provider of mental health, substance use, and family preservation services across Georgia.
- Their mission is to support individuals and families in achieving mental wellness through accessible services in schools, communities, homes, and online.
- They also work closely with the Department of Family and Children Services and other community partners.
- Georgia HOPE offers a variety of mental health and substance use services tailored to different groups, including:
- Community-Based and School-Based Services: Mental health care provided at home, in schools, or online.
- Family Preservation Services: Aimed at keeping families intact through mental health support.
- Referral System: Accessible to community partners like DFCS and schools to ensure individuals in need receive timely help.
Unique Features
- Crisis Resources: Emergency contact details like the Georgia Crisis & Access Line, National Suicide Hotline, and text line are prominently displayed.
- School-Based Mental Health Program: Recognized as a model program in Georgia, providing mental health services directly within schools.
- Coverage Maps: Clear maps showing the regions served for different types of services, making it easy to understand where help is available.
- Online Therapy Availability: Offers virtual therapy sessions across the state, ensuring accessibility regardless of location.
Fulton County GA Specific Resources (source: Fulton County Website)
Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities