- Leon County Schools
- Local Resources
Mental Health
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Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program
Capital Regional Medical Center (CRMC) is opening an Intensive Outpatient Program on Monday, 4/13/20 for Adolescents ages 13-17. CRMC has safety precautions in place for the group setting. CRMC will limit the adolescent group to 6, they are screening all individuals at the door including temperature checks, and we are spacing patients out as recommended by the CDC. CRMC is wiping down surfaces frequently and encouraging frequent handwashing/hand sanitizer. The initial assessment is free and the group hours will be 4:00-7:00 PM, Monday through Thursday.
Please review Adolescent Behavioral Health Flyer or call 850.325.5750 for more information.
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Community Counseling Services
211 Big Bend
Call 211 or 850-617-6333
A Better Way Counseling
254 Ocala Rd & 2365 Centerville Rd. Suite 11
850-425-5025
A Time To Change Counseling Center
1311 North Paul Russell Rd.
2140-B Crawfordville Highway
850-926-1900
www.atimetochangecounselingcenter.com
Camelot Community Care
1000 W. Tharpe St., Suite 7
850-561-8060
Capital City Youth Services (CCYS)
2407 Roberts Avenue
850-576-6000
Clarity Counseling Services
1990 Village Green Way, Suite #3
850-999-2140
Cobalt Wellness, LLC
Kevin Winship, LMHC
1331 E Lafayette St.
850-329-8711
Community Wellness Counseling & Support
1126 Lee Avenue
850-643-1033
DISC Village
536 Appleyard Drive
850-575-4025
https://discvillage.com/services/youth-services
Families First of Florida
1000 W. Tharpe St., Suite #9
(813) 290-8560 ext.700
https://www.familiesfirstfl.com/outpatient-referral/
Florida Therapy Services
1713 Mahan Dr.
850-681-6001
FSU Behavioral Health Center at Apalachee Center
1126 B. Lee Avenue
850-644-6543 option 2
https://med.fsu.edu/fsubehavioralhealthapalacheecenter/home
Impact Behavioral Health
1965 Capital Circle NE #102
850-671-4600
https://hwfla.com/behavioral-health-mentalhealth-substance-abuse/
Neighborhood Medical
872 W. Orange Ave.
438 W. Brevard St.
2295 Pasco St.
850-300-7262
https://neighborhoodmedicalcenter.org/mental-health/
Pace Center for Girls - Reach Counseling Program
311 E. Jennings Street
850-300-7262
https://www.pacecenter.org/is-pace-for-you/reach-counseling-program
Panhandle Therapy Center
20274 Central Ave. W., Blountstown
850-674-8888
https://panhandletherapycenter.com
The Oasis Center for Women and Girls
317 E Call St.
850-681-6001
- We are taking new clients 18+ for individual counseling, the intake link is here: https://theoasiscenter.net/programs-services/counseling-for-women/
- We are taking new clients age 6+ for virtual art therapy sessions (same link): https://theoasiscenter.net/programs-services/counseling-for-women/
- Our Girls Empowerment Program Staff is in the process of checking in with all girls enrolled in the program (about 65 girls, 4th-12th) by phone to assess their wellbeing and ability to participate in virtual support groups.
Solutions Skills
545 E Tennessee Street, Suite 200
850-681-6543
https://www.solutionskills.com/
Turn About
2771 Miccosukee Rd.
850-671-1920
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Crisis Response & Stabilization
Apalachee Center
Evaluation & Admission
2634 Capital Circle N. E.
850-523-3333 (Press 7 for Inpatient)
Apalachee Center Mobile Response Team (MRT)
(800) 342-0774
TMH Behavioral Health- Access Center
1616 Physicians Dr.
850-431-3872
Capital Regional Medical Center (ER) for adults only
2626 Capital Medical Blvd
Tallahassee, FL 32308
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Employee Assistance Program
The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is offered through a contract with Tallahassee Memorial Hospital. The service provides offsite, CONFIDENTIAL, ASSISTANCE to Leon County School Board employees and their families to help them cope with personal and work related issues.
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Grief/Loss Counseling
Big Bend Hospice
1723 Mahan Center Blvd.
850-878-5310
Covenant Care Hospice
1921 Capital Circle N.E.
850-575-4998
www.choosecovenant.org/tag/tallahassee
Lee’s Place
216 Lake Ella Drive
850-841-7733
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LGBTQ Resources
A public health crisis like the coronavirus can cause uncertainty and stress for people of all ages and identities. For our LGBTQ young people who are already at greater risk of anxiety, depression and negative health outcomes, this unpredictability pertaining to the virus can exacerbate the challenges youth already face. Added to these new ways of being is their sudden navigation of virtual schooling. The social distancing and isolation necessary to stop the spread of the virus can also increase feelings of loneliness and the need for the support that so many LGBTQ youth experience. For more information visit Equity Florida https://www.eqfl.org/covid-19-lgbtq-youth. For more information about GSA (Gay Straight Alliance) https://eqfl.org/youth-and-gsa-resources
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Substance Use/Abuse Services
DISC Village
536 Appleyard Drive
850-575-4025
https://discvillage.com/services/youth-services
Turn About http://www.turnabout.org/
- Adolescents participate in daily intensive group therapy and weekly individual and family sessions. They also receive one or more urinalysis per week. The program is a minimum of 20 weeks depending on individual progress.
- The program is a minimum of 20 weeks depending on individual progress.
- Focus of treatment includes substance use, chemical education, anger management, healthy communication, social skills, academic performance, family relationships, and any other behavioral or emotional concerns affecting adolescents and their families.
- The program also includes a weekly parent support group in which parents learn new ways to reduce family conflict, increase healthy communication, and develop effective discipline strategies.
- The program fees are on a sliding scale based on family income.
- Call 850-671-1920 for more information.
