Emotional support and counseling
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FindTreatment.gov
Find mental health and substance-use treatment facilities by location. Confirm services directly with the facility.
Didi Hirsch
A place to explore mental health services and support programs.
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Questions to ask.
- Do you offer the kind of ongoing care I am looking for?
- Can I request a clinician who speaks my language or understands my background?
- Can I get language assistance or an accessible appointment?
- What documents are needed, and are alternatives accepted?
- If you cannot help, which local organization should I try next?
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