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If you or someone you care about is struggling with substance use, finding the right support can feel overwhelming—but help is available. The Jasmine Burke Foundation offers access to trusted, evidence-based treatment resources for individuals facing substance use disorder. Whether you’re looking for detox centers, outpatient programs, therapy options, or peer support, these resources are designed to guide you toward recovery with compassion, confidentiality, and clarity. You’re not alone—and taking the first step today can lead to lasting change. We’ve made it easier than ever to find support — all in one place including:
- Inpatient & Outpatient Programs
- Detox & Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
- Dual Diagnosis Services
- Local & Online Recovery Groups (AA, NA, SMART Recovery)
- Family Counseling Resources
- Peer Support Coaches
- Needle Exchange & Naloxone Distribution
- 24/7 Hotlines & Mobile Crisis Teams
- Safe Use & Overdose Prevention Education
- Understanding SUD
- Recognizing Signs of Addiction
- Recovery Planning & Relapse Prevention
“These programs stress reducing risky behavior through building new relationships with drug-free friends, changing recreational activities and lifestyle patterns, and reducing the amount and frequency of consumption.”
– (American Psychiatric Association, 1995)
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Crisis Information
Immediate Access to Care
Emergency Medical Services 9-1-1
911
This number is answered by emergency medical dispatchers. For emergency help concerning someone with a mental health or substance use condition, request a Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) trained police officer.
Georgia Crisis and Access Line – GCAL
1-800-715-4225
https://dbhdd.georgia.gov/access-services
https://dbhdd.georgia.gov/mobile-crisis-services
GCAL is the central point of entry for all behavioral health services in Georgia. Help is available 24/7 for problems with mental health, drugs, or alcohol. GCAL is a Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities service provider. The number is answered by a professionally trained mental health counselor who will answer your questions and direct services to meet your immediate needs for community mental health services.
*NOTE
The DeKalb Community Service Board serves both DeKalb and Fulton Counties. The information below provides information about their services.
DeKalb Regional Crisis Center
Contact the DeKalb Community Service Board (CSB) Central Access line: 404-892-4646 for a referral.
The DeKalb Regional Crisis Center provides crisis intervention and stabilization services for adults ages 18 and older from DeKalb, Fulton and Clayton counties.
The DeKalb Regional Crisis Center, located at 450 Winn Way in Decatur, GA 404-294-0499, is a 24-hour, seven days a week facility that offers three levels of care starting with the Crisis Services Center unit that receives walk-ins, transfers from emergency rooms, and involuntary referrals for evaluation. If further observation is needed, individuals are monitored in the Temporary Observation Unit for 12-24 hours. In-+dividuals needing a longer period of stabilization or substance withdrawal management (usually 5-7 days) are admitted to the Crisis Stabilization Unit where ongoing care includes crisis counseling, medication, and assistance with discharge planning.
Mobile Crisis Response Unit, exclusively within DeKalb County
The Mobile Crisis Response Unit is staffed by DeKalb Regional Crisis Center psychiatric nurses who ride with DeKalb County police officers in a specialized unit to respond to calls related to mental health and substance abuse issues. The unit receives referrals from DeKalb CSB, police units, emergency medical services and 9-1-1 operators.
Intervention by the Mobile Crisis Response Unit may be requested by the client, family member or treatment provider. The team successfully diverts numerous citizens from jail and helps them access the treatment they need.
Mobile Crisis Services outside DeKalb County
Contact GCAL: 1-800-715-4225
24/7 mobile response provides immediate on-site crisis management through assessment, de escalation, consultation and referral with post crisis follow up to assure linkage with services.
WellStar Behavioral Health Resource Team
470-732-3789 – 24/7 Call Center
https://www.wellstar.org/medical-care/other-supportservices/pages/behavioral-health.aspx
WBHRT responds to psychiatric emergencies in all four WellStar Emergency Departments – Cobb, Douglas, Kennestone, and Paulding. Licensed Mental Health Professionals complete comprehensive, face-to-face, Mental Health Assessments in their Emergency Departments. WellStar’s Behavioral Health Call Center also has Licensed Mental Health Professionals available 24 hours, 7-days a week to answer crisis calls and provide telephonic guidance. Therapists assist with providing referral information, discussing treatment options or providing empathetic listening to assist each individual with his or her unique needs.
Upstream Crisis Intervention
(UCI) is a pilot program at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. The program pairs specially trained paramedics with social workers to meet the needs of behavioral health patients, many of whom repeatedly call 9-1-1 for help.
Since 2015, teams have responded to calls through Grady’s mental health unit dispatched through 9-1-1. Program developers note that most patients can be stabilized within 23-hours, nixing the need for a bed in an inpatient psychiatric facility. The program works to:
- reduce consumer repeated calls to 9-1-1 for help
- scale back the need for inpatient psychiatric hospital facilities
- analyze the combination of behavioral and health needs present
- assist with medication monitoring
- improve regulations on emergency transportation of patients
The UCI team:
- curbs the need for hospital and Emergency Room visits by linking patients with appropriate care more expeditiously. Paramedics also resolve many calls by either arranging transportation directly to a psychiatric facility or to a crisis stabilization unit or by stabilizing patients on the spot and establishing appropriate follow-up care
- makes sure patients have their medicine and are on track with their plan of care
- has additional paramedic training with behavioral health and public health specialists; Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training
- works directly with emergency patients and completes a medical clearance, a mental health screen and a patient safety screen
- checks on patients when they are not in crisis to make sure they have their medicine and are on track with their plan of care
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Access to Care
Community Service Boards / County Providers
Clayton Center Community Service Board
https://www.claytoncenter.org/battle-creek.cms
853 Battle Creek Road, Jonesboro, GA 30236
770-478-1099
Cobb & Douglas Counties Community Services Board Access Center http://www.cobbcsb.com/services/mental-health/
Access Line (Appointments) 770-422-0202
Hartmann Center Appointments – 770-971-7801. 9AM-2PM
3830 South Cobb Drive, Suite 300, Smyrna, GA 30080
DeKalb Community Service Board
For appointments, referrals and crisis support, contact the Central Access line: 404-892-4646 445 Winn Way, 2nd floor, Decatur, GA 30030
Fulton County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities
http://www.fultoncountyga.gov/bhdd-resources/bhdd-behavioralmental-health
Provides behavioral health & addiction services for adults, children & teens. Below is a list of locations. Learn more about services at: http://www.fultoncountyga.gov
Director’s Office
Main Office: Fulton County Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities 141 Pryor Street Suite 1031; Atlanta, GA 30303
Telephone: (404) 613-7013
North Fulton Service Center
7741 Roswell Road, NE; Sandy Springs, GA 30350
Telephone: (404) 665-8650
Hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
*NOTE
For questions about adult services, please call (404) 665-8600 For questions about services for youth, please call (404) 612-9339
Adult Behavioral Health Services (Fulton):
The Center for Health & Rehabilitation
265 Boulevard, NE; Atlanta, GA 30312
Telephone: (404) 665-8600
Adamsville Regional Health Center
3700 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, SW; Atlanta, GA 30331 Telephone: (404) 612-9339
*NOTE
This facility serves youth from 4 to 24 year’s old
North Fulton Service Center
7741 Roswell Road, NE; Sandy Springs, GA 30350 Telephone: (404) 665-8650
South Fulton Service Center
5600 Stonewall Tell Road; College Park, GA 30349 Telephone: (404) 665-8700
Child and Adolescent Services (Fulton):
Adamsville Regional Health Center
3700 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, SW; Atlanta, GA 30331 Telephone: (404) 612-9339
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM
*NOTE
This facility serves youth from 4 to 24 years old
Oak Hill Child, Adolescent & Family Center
2805 Metropolitan Parkway, SW; Atlanta, Georgia 30315 Telephone: (404) 612-4111
Hours: Monday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
The Fulton County Clubhouse for Youth
1480 Delowe Drive; Atlanta, GA 30311
Telephone: (404) 612-7111
*NOTE
This facility provides substance abuse and prevention services for teens between the ages of 13 to 17 years old
Fulton County Behavioral Health Transition Initiative
http://www.fultoncountyga.gov/services-integration
Fulton County Government is transitioning Behavioral Health services to a set of outside providers. See above website for information.
View Point Health (Gwinnett, Rockdale, Newton Counties DBHDD Service Provider) https://www.myviewpointhealth.org/
Provides individual and group counseling, medication management, recovery and crisis stabilization services. 24-hour access to care: 678-209-2411 or 800-715-4225 (after hours) 175 Gwinnett Dr., Suite 260; Lawrenceville, GA 30346
Helplines and Warmlines
*Note: A warmline is a phone number where trained volunteers offer empathy and support. Supportive listing lines are often peers living with a mental health condition and are not trained crisis counselors.
NAMI National HelpLine
1-800-950-6264 or text: “NAMI” to 741741
https://www.nami.org/find-support/nami-helpline
Monday thru Friday 10AM-6PM, ET
The NAMI National HelpLine is a free service that provides information, referrals and support to people living with a mental health condition, family members and caregivers, mental health providers and the public.
NAMI Georgia HelpLine
770-408-0625
https://namiga.org/nami-georgiahelpline/
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 AM-3PM.
This is a non-crisis helpline that can provide information about resources for persons with mental illnesses and their family members in Georgia.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-8255
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.
Veteran’s Crisis Line
1-800-273-8255 (press 1)
text: 8382355
https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/ForVeterans.aspx
Help for veterans and their families.
Decatur Peer Support & Wellness Center Warm Line
404-371-1414 (Georgia residents only)
Toll Free Number: 1-888-945-1414
http://www.gmhcn.org/wellnesscenter/decatur.html
SAMHSA National Helpline
1-800-662-4357
https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-days-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.
Teen Suicide Prevention Program
1-800-273-8255
Or text: “Help” to 741741
Get a listening ear, resources and support 24-hours a day, seven days a week. This hotline is open weekends, holidays, and during bad weather.
The Trevor Project
1-866-844-7386
http://www.thetrevorproject.org/
This is a free, confidential 24-hour hotline. It focuses on crises and suicide prevention among gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender youth.
Georgia’s Family Violence Hotline
1-800-334-2836
Missing Persons
NamUs
1-855-626-7600
https://www.findthemissing.org/en
This web site is funded through a grant from the National Institute of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.
The National Health Care for the Homeless Council
615-226-2292
Outpost for Hope
http://www.outpostforhope.org/looking-for-a-lost-loved-one.html
Alcoholics Anonymous Atlanta
404-525-3178
http://www.atlantaaa.org/meetings.php
Call any time of day or night to reach volunteers for help or information on A.A. meetings and programs.
Narcotics Anonymous World Service
Eating Disorders Helpline
630-577-1330
http://www.anad.org/get-help/eating-disorders-helpline/
United Way of Atlanta 2-1-1
http://211online.unitedwayatlanta.org/
2-1-1 connects people to the assistance they need to address everyday challenges of living.
Today there are many online and virtual groups and blogs. Apps are also available. In searching for these, we suggest you look at the websites for professional mental health organizations. Many provide resource links in their area of expertise
Psychiatric Crisis
A psychiatric crisis is any situation in which a person’s actions, feelings and behaviors can lead them to hurt themselves or others, and/or put them at risk of being unable to care for themselves or function in the community in a healthy manner.
The following are examples of actions or problems where you should seek emergency psychiatric help:
- Expressing serious thoughts about attempting suicide
- Hearing very disturbing voices
- Experiencing uncontrollable anxiety
- Feeling uncontrollable anger
- Exhibiting manic or otherwise bizarre behavior
- Severe depression
- Disorientation or extreme confusion
Georgia Crisis and Access Line – GCAL
1-800-715-4225
Call if you or someone you know:
- Threatens to or talks about hurting or killing him or herself
- Feels hopeless
- Feels rage or uncontrolled anger
- Feels trapped, like there is no way out
- Engages in reckless behaviors
- Increases alcohol or drug use
- Withdraws from friends and family
- Feels anxious, agitated, or unable to sleep
- Encounters dramatic mood changes
- Sees no reason for living
GCAL is the central point of entry for all behavioral health services in Georgia. Help is available 24/7 for problems with mental health, drugs, or alcohol. GCAL is a Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities service provider. The number is answered by a professionally trained mental health counselor who will answer your questions and direct services to meet your immediate needs for community mental health services.
Crisis Intervention Teams – CIT
https://namiga.org/programs/for-law-enforcement/
NAMI Georgia sponsors Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)
Training of police officers in many areas of the state. If you call the police for help, ask that the policeman be CIT certified to insure your loved one will be hospitalized and not jailed.
The Behavioral Health Crisis Center in Cobb County
http://www.cobbcsb.com/services/
770-429-5000
3830 South Cobb Drive, Suite 300; Smyrna, GA 30080
BHCC is a monitored short-term residential service that provides psychiatric and behavioral stabilization and detoxification. The BHCC has three areas of service:
The BHCC Crisis “walk-in” area where individuals who feel they are in crisis can receive an assessment.
The Temporary Observation unit, where individuals are monitored for 23 hours, or The Acute unit, if intense care is needed immediately.
The goal for individuals receiving services at the BHCC is stabilization, with referral and linkage to the appropriate services in mental health, substance abuse, and or intellectual/developmental disability programs.
Grady Behavioral Health Services
https://gradyhealth.org/specialty/behavioral-health/
404-616-1000
Grady Behavioral Health operates out of two primary locations. Community based outpatient services are located at 10 Park Place, Atlanta 30303. Their Crisis Service Center and Inpatient services are located in the main hospital at 80 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive, SE 30303.
Wellness Recovery Action Plan – WRAP
http://mentalhealthrecovery.com
Because mental illness crises are unpredictable and can lead to “out-of-control” behavior, it is critical that the family of the ill member has a plan in place beforehand. This plan should be in writing, and all family members should have participated in the development of this plan, including the person with mental illness when he/she feels well. Distribute the plan to the people who may be involved in resolving the crisis. As a minimum, include the following in your plan:
- Name and phone number of his/her therapist and or psychiatrist
- Medications – type, dose; Pharmacy – dates began medication and symptoms the medicine is treating
- Medications that have and have not worked
- Treatments that have helped in the past and treatments (if any) that should be avoided; have your loved one write down what will make him/her feel calmer
- Identify any people or actions that make the situation worse
Incarceration and Mental Illness
DeKalb County Jail Mental Health Contacts
DeKalb County Jail Mental Health
404-298-8330
DeKalb County Jail Health Services Coordinator
404-298-8531
DeKalb County Misdemeanor Mental Health Court
http://dekalbcountymagistratecourt.com/misdemeanormentalhealthcourt.asp
556 N. McDonough St., Room 1200D; Decatur, GA 30030
404-371-2241
DeKalb County Felony Mental Health Court
Accountability Court Director
Fredericka S. Dent
404-371-2906
Program overview
The DeKalb County Felony Mental Health Court (DCFMHC) is a two-year judicially supervised treatment/alternative sentencing program to assist felony offenders who present with severe and persistent mental illness or co-occurring disorders. The program will serve offenders with an extensive history of non-compliance with treatment and multiple risk factors, including significant criminal and/or housing issues. The DCFMHC will formally start operation in January 2016. The program will target and engage moderate to high-risk (recidivism) and high needs (service needs) participants in intensive outpatient treatment services.
Fulton County Jail Diversion – Court Services Program
Program Manager
404-613-1059
The Center for Health and Rehabilitation
265 Boulevard, NE; Atlanta, GA 30312
Fulton County Behavioral Health Treatment Court
https://www.fultoncourt.org/accountability/acc-bhtc.php
Mental Health Court Coordinator: 404-612-4922
Fulton County Center for Health and Rehabilitation
http://www.fultoncountyga.gov/locations-bh/center-for-health-a-rehabilitation-bh
Program Manager: 404-613-1650
The Fulton County Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities serves individuals involved in the criminal justice system in collaboration with the Fulton County Sheriff’s Department, Fulton County Jail, Court Administration, Fulton County State Magistrate Treatment Diversion Court, Fulton County Juvenile Court, Family Drug Court, Fulton County State DUI Court, and the Fulton County Superior Mental Health Court.
Steps to Take if Your Loved One Is Incarcerated
Find out where your loved one is in Jail. If he/she is in General Population, request a move ASAP to the Mental Health Unit.
Find out also if they have a psychiatrist in their mental health unit. If so, call the unit to request medication and an expedited move to Georgia Regional. If not, speak to the regular medical unit to see if you can find out how psychiatric issues are handled.
Give the psychiatrist or doctors the name of the provider who gave your loved one a diagnosis and medication.
If he/she has ever threatened suicide, make sure they know that. Remember, even if they won’t discuss their case with you, they will probably listen to what you have to tell them.
Do whatever you can to get your loved one to sign a medical release form for you. Visit whenever you can.
Call the Director of the Georgia Regional Hospital to see if his/her move can be expedited.
Call the Public Defender’s office and see if his/her appointed attorney normally handles mental health cases. If not, ask to have him/her reassigned to one who does.
If you aren’t getting anywhere with the above options, email Dr. Javel Jackson of the Georgia Department of Corrections:
javel.jackson@gdc.ga.gov. You may be able to obtain a contact to help you speed up the process. She is the Chief Psychologist for the Georgia Department of Corrections:
http://drjaveljackson.com/index.php%3Fa%3Dabout
Start a journal and document all of your calls. It is very easy to forget the people you speak with and you may need to get back to them at some point.
Community Resources
Behavioral Health Hospitals, Residential Treatment Facilities & Substance Use Disorder Facilities
Anchor Hospital
678-251-3200
5454 Yorktowne Court; Atlanta, Georgia 30349
A campus of Southern Crescent Behavioral Health System. Inpatient/Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Services for Adult and Older Adults
Atlanta Center for Eating Disorders
4536 Barclay Drive; Dunwoody, GA 30338
770-458-8711
Day program (partial hospitalization), Intensive Outpatient and Aftercare program
Black Bear Lodge Treatment Center
310 Black Bear Ridge; Sautee Nacoochee, GA 30571
855-682-7092
Black Bear Lodge is a residential treatment facility located in north Georgia that treats substance use disorders and co-occurring disorders
CooperRiis
800-957-5155
Mill Spring and Asheville, NC residential campuses
Residential program offering a holistic approach to helping adults who struggle with complex mental health issues
DeKalb Medical Center Behavioral Health Services
404-501-1800
http://www.dekalbmedical.org/our-services/behavioral-health
2701 North Decatur Road; Decatur, GA 30033
Accessible through DeKalb Medical Emergency Department
Emory University Hospital at Wesley Woods
404-728-6222
http://www.emoryhealthcare.org/brain-health/inpatient-psychiatry.html
1821 Clifton Road NE; Atlanta, GA 30329
Inpatient and Outpatient Services for adults
The Extension
770-590-9075
1507 Church Street Ext, NE; Marietta, Georgia 30060
Residential recovery program serving homeless men and women addicted to alcohol and drugs
Georgia Regional Hospital Atlanta (GRHA)
404-243-2100
https://dbhdd.georgia.gov/georgia-regional-hospital-atlanta
3073 Panthersville Road; Decatur, GA 30034
GRHA is a publicly owned facility of the State of Georgia and operated by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD)
Grace Harbour *
770-486-1140
200 Westpark Dr., Suite 325; Peachtree City, GA 30269
Mental health services to children, adults, families, and geriatrics
Grady Behavioral Health
404-616-1000
https://gradyhealth.org/specialty/behavioral-health/
community based outpatient services: 10 Park Place, Atlanta 30303
crisis and inpatient services: main hospital: 80 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive, SE 30303
Lakeview Hospital *
http://www.lakeviewbehavioralhealth.com
855-668-1596
1 Technology Pkwy S; Norcross, GA 30092
Serving adolescents and adults
MARR – Men’s Recovery Center
678-805-5140
2801 Clearview Place; Doraville, GA 30340
MARR – Right Side Up
678-805-5100
2815 Clearview Place; Doraville, GA 30340
Population Served: female and female with children
MARR – Women’s Center
678-805-5170
275 West Pike Street; Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Mary Hall Freedom House
770 642-5500
http://www.maryhallfreedomhouse.org/
200 Hannover Park Road, Suite 100; Atlanta, GA 30350
Population served: females, with or without children
No Longer Bound
770-886-7873
2725 Pine Grove Road-Main Campus; Cumming, GA 30041
12-step chemical & alcohol regeneration, 10-month program – adult men
Peachford Behavioral Health System *
2151 Peachford Road; Atlanta, GA 30338
770-455-2302
Inpatient acute-care facility, partial-hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs. Serves child, adolescent and adults
Ridgeview Institute *
http://www.ridgeviewinstitute.com
3995 South Cobb Drive; Smyrna, GA 30080
844-350-8800
Serves child, adolescent and adults
RiverMend Health Centers
http://www.rivermendhealthcenters.com
844-463-1926
640 Powers Ferry Rd., Building 28 Suite 100; Marietta, Georgia 30067 Inpatient and Outpatient behavioral health and addiction services
RiverWoods Behavioral Medicine
223 Medical Center Dr.; Riverdale; GA 30271
855-737-4927
An inpatient treatment program for men and women treating addictions and behavioral health
Skyland Trail
866-504-4966
1903 N. Druid Hills Road; Atlanta GA 30319
Private, not-for-profit organization offering treatment to adults with mental illness. Specialize in treating adults with Bipolar Disorder, Schizophreia, Depression and Dual Diagnosis in both day treatment and residential programs
St. Jude’s Recovery Center, Inc.
404-874-2224
http://www.stjudesrecovery.org/
139 Renaissance Parkway, NE; Atlanta, GA 30308
Provides critical care to homeless and low-income individuals in greater Atlanta with a continuum of care from detox to permanent housing. Treatment for addiction and co-occurring mental disorders
SummitRidge Hospital *
http://www.summitridgehospital.net
250 Scenic Highway; Lawrenceville, GA 30046
678-442-5858
Inpatient/partial hospitalization and outpatient programs for adolescents, adults, and senior adults
Talbot Recovery
844-876-4691
main campus: 5448 Yorktowne Dr.; College Park, GA 30349
2153 Peachford Rd.; Dunwoody, GA 30338
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, Young Adult and Professionals Program
Twin Lakes Recovery Center
877-958-0778
http://www.twinlakesrecoverycenter.com
398 Highway 11, SW; Monroe, GA 30655
Treatment for substance abuse and co-occurring disorders
WellStar Atlanta Medical Center
404-265-4000
https://www.wellstar.org/locations/pages/wellstar-atlanta-medical-center.aspx?modal=true
303 Parkway Drive NE; Atlanta, GA 30312
Provides behavioral health services
WellStar Behavioral Health
https:///www.wellstar.org/medical-care/other-support-services/pages/behavioral-health.aspx
An overview list of the services provided by WellStar Behavioral Health: WellStar Call Center, The WellStar Behavioral Health Resource Team, Adult Inpatient Services, Outpatient Counseling Services, Workshops, Seminars and more
WellStar Cobb Hospital
https://www.wellstar.org/locations/pages/wellstar-cobb-hospital.aspx
3950 Austell Road SW; Austell, GA 30106
Contracted by GA DBHDD to receive individuals from counties in Region 1 * Hospitals with children and youth facilities
The Association for Community Integration Programs
406 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 3; Arlington, MA 02474
A4CIP offers a member directory of community integrated mental health programs – psychiatric and psychosocial services. Programs are evidence-based alternatives that promote psychiatric recovery through participation in real life
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