Washington State Mental Health Resources

Washington State Helplines for Mental Health

Welcome to the Washington State Mental Health Resource Page, a comprehensive guide dedicated to fostering mental well-being and providing essential support for individuals navigating the intricacies of mental health. In our commitment to building a healthier and more resilient community, we have curated a wealth of resources to empower you on your journey towards mental wellness. Whether you’re seeking information on local mental health services, coping strategies, or simply looking for a supportive community, this page is designed to be a beacon of assistance. Let us join hands in promoting mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and creating a compassionate environment where everyone can thrive. Together, we can pave the way for a brighter and more mentally resilient Washington State. Reach out to us at WA Helpline 888-991-1139. If you have suicidal thoughts or need immediate medical attention, call 911 Now.

Washington State Mental Health Resources

Washington State Department Of Health

Welcome to the Washington State Department of Health Mental Health Page, where our commitment to the well-being of every individual is paramount. Here, we strive to provide a centralized hub of information and resources to empower Washingtonians in their mental health journey. As stewards of public health, we recognize the profound impact mental well-being has on the overall health of our communities. Our mission is to offer comprehensive support, from promoting mental health awareness to facilitating access to quality mental health services. Through collaborative efforts with stakeholders, healthcare providers, and the community, we aim to foster a culture that prioritizes mental health, reduces stigma, and ensures that everyone in Washington State has the resources they need to lead fulfilling and resilient lives. Together, let us build a healthier and more mentally resilient future for all.

Washington State Apple Health Care Authority

Washington State Health Care Authority (HCA) provides funding and oversight for mental health services for people enrolled in Apple Health (Medicaid). Behavioral health covers prevention, treatment, and recovery services for both mental health and substance use disorders. Services are available for working families, children, pregnant women, individual adults, and seniors. You can learn more about specific behavioral health benefits in this section. If you qualify for Adams County, WA Apple Health, you also qualify for behavioral health services. You and your family have access to mental health, substance use disorder, and recovery support, including housing and employment resources.

Nami Washington State

NAMI Washington, is the State office of the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental health conditions. We work with local affiliates in communities around the state to improve the quality of life for all those affected by mental health conditions. What started as a small group of families gathered around a kitchen table in 1979 has blossomed into the nation’s leading voice on mental health. Today, we are an association of more than 500 local affiliates who work in your community to raise awareness and provide support and education that was not previously available to those in need.

Nami Washington State

Washington State Community Connectors We are a family-driven community of support for caregivers of children with a range of behavioral health needs, including mental health and substance use, as well as other disabilities and challenges within the educational and judicial systems and more. We empower families by providing training on systems in Washington state, including system navigation, leadership skills, and advocacy. This helps create better access to local health, education, and judicial systems for their children and the family as a whole, connecting them to the resources and knowledge that will allow them to be better advocates for their own family members and the community.

Mental Health Matters of Washington State

Mental Health Matters of Washington State Mental health is the foundation for our well-being and overall health. As the saying goes, “There is no health without mental health.” It is intertwined with so many other dimensions of our lives, including the physical, social, intellectual, spiritual, and economic. Mental Health Matters (MHM) of Washington State is a community-based, grant funded program sponsored by Skagit Public Health, North Sound Accountable Communities of Health, and the University of Washington Bothell. Our program is evidence-based and applies culturally informed strategies to mobilize and to train Peer Mental Health Navigators (PMHNs) to promote mental health within their communities by connecting individuals, families, and caregivers to the resources, expertise, and care they need to thrive.

Washington Council for Behavioral Health

Member agencies of the Washington Council for Behavioral Health provide a full range of community outpatient services all across Washington State, from Vancouver to Colville. Our members serve over 100,000 very low-income individuals each year, primarily adults with serious mental illness and children or youth with severe emotional disturbances. All members are licensed by the state to provide community mental health services; most are also dually licensed to provide outpatient substance use disorder treatment. Washington Council member agencies are primarily non-profit community-based organizations or county-based service entities.

Mindful State Washington State

Mindful State Washington The expert advice on our website comes directly from researchers, doctors, clinical psychologists, counselors and social workers who are leaders and practitioners in the field of mental and emotional health and wellness, disaster response and recovery, addiction, prevention and psychosocial education. The referrals and references have been created or vetted by a panel of experts in mental and behavioral health. Every advocate is directly involved in working in their communities to help create a stronger foundation for resilience and healing. Finally, each personal story is the authentic lived experience of the person who is telling it — making them, perhaps, the greatest resource A Mindful State can offer.