National Suicide Lifeline

THERE IS HOPE!

No matter what problems you are dealing with, we want to help you find a reason to keep living.

By calling 1-800-273-TALK (8255) you’ll be connected to a skilled, trained counselor at a crisis center in your area, anytime 24/7.

For more information or to chat live with a crisis counselor, please visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

Mental Health Cooperative

Toll-Free: (866) 816-0433 | Crisis: (615) 726-0125 | Mobile Crisis: (855) 274-7471

Mental Health Cooperative (MHC) offers services for children, adolescents and adults who are struggling with emotional/behavioral challenges.

MHC is a Behavioral Health Safety Network Program provider for individuals 19 years or older who do not have behavioral health insurance.

Age Requirements

4 years or older

Provider Description

MHC uses an integrated, innovative and person-centered approach, combining evidence-based psychotherapy, psychiatry and community-based care management. MHC has 10 locations across Middle and East Tennessee in addition to co-locations in pediatric offices, family medicine clinics, schools, MDHA locations and homelessness support agencies.

Care management is provided wherever needed - in the home, school, court, community, etc. Intensive care management is also available (CTT, CCFT).

Admission assessments currently being completed by phone and then services begin immediately.

Camelot Care Centers

Camelot Care Centers provides the following services:

Home-based Intensive Counseling: This is provided to families struggling with behavioral, emotional and psychological needs such as depression and anxiety, defiant/disruptive behaviors, and social skills building. Counseling usually involves multiple visits per week by the family counselor to the home.
Outpatient Therapy: Clinicians provide therapy designed to assist individuals, couples, parents, and families in dealing with the difficulties that are faced in daily life. Can help children who are on the Autism Spectrum who may need support with social skills training.
Alcohol/Drug Abuse and Trauma Treatment: Counselors help families work through issues related to alcohol and drug abuse or traumas.
Group Therapy: Therapists offer support for those who otherwise believe they are alone in their struggles. Group therapy counselors are trained in trauma, informed care, and mental health issues, play therapy, and cognitive behavioral treatment.

Ages Served: 3 years up through adults
In-network Insurance: TennCare, BlueCare, Amerigroup, Humana (IOP only), and Value Options.
Counties Served: Bradley, Hamilton, McMinn, Meigs, Bledsoe, Marion, Sequatchie, Polk, and Rhea.
Website: http://www.thecamelotdifference.com/
Location: 3917 Volunteer Dr. Ste. 121, Chattanooga, TN, 37416

Omni Community Health

Omni Community Health is a full-service, statewide behavioral health organization helping to heal children and adults, ages 2 to 92.

Community-Based Services: Bachelor's and Master's level clinicians meet with clients where they need them most, linking to resources and providing support. Includes CCFT, intensive in-home services, therapeutic foster care, relative caregiver program and family preservation.

Contact: Amy Irvin
Email: amyirvin@omnicommunityhealth.com
Phone: 423-207-4712
Location: 1635 Chestnut Street, Chattanooga, TN 37408
Website: http://omnicommunityhealth.theomnifamily.com/Referral Form

Centerstone - Chattanooga

Centerstone has locations in Chattanooga and Cleveland TN. They offer services such as, medicine management, counseling, psychiatric care, for children and adults, as well as other services. They offer outpatient therapy for children and adults. They have a psychiatric nurse practitioner who can prescribe psychiatric medication. They have Health Link (case management services) and community based services such as school-based and intensive-in-home therapy (CCFT) and they have a psychosocial program.

Location: 6110 Shallowford Road, Suite B, Chattanooga, TN 37421

More locations: https://centerstone.org/locations/
Phone: (423) 499-1031 (Main) For Initial Appointments: (888) 291-4357

Website: https://centerstone.org/locations/tennessee/facilities/centerstone-chattanooga-shallowford-road/

Mental Health Association: MHA can help people get connected to others with similar situations

.MHA Peer Support - Mental Health Association of East Tennessee: https://www.mhaet.com/what-we-do/peer-support/

Sarah Miranda | Southeast Regional Coordinator

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Ascending Scales Music Therapy Program

In the Ascending Scales music therapy program, music is utilized in a variety of evidence-based interventions to develop non-musical goals. These goals may be used to address communication, socialization, fine and gross motor skills, sensory integration, attention span, behavior regulation, and emotional recognition and expression. All interventions are individualized and based on ongoing assessments and evidence-based music therapy practices. Interventions may involve playing instruments, moving to music, actively listening, playing musical games, and/or writing songs. Participants in the Ascending Scales music therapy program and their families will receive regular updates regarding progress toward goals, as well as interventions to practice at home in order to build on the skills addressed during the music therapy session.

Ages Served: All ages welcome

Website: https://www.chattanoogaautismcenter.org/ascending-scales-music-program

Address: 1400 McCallie Avenue Chattanooga, TN

Erlanger Neurobehavioral and Memory Services:

632 Morrison Springs Rd.Chattanooga TN 37415

423-778-5945

Larry Keen

Erlanger Behavioral Health Hospital: https://www.erlangerbh.com/

804 N. Holtzclaw Ave.

Chattanooga, TN 37404

855-596-8553

Siskin Rehabilitations- https://www.siskinrehab.org/behavioral-medicine-rehab