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Mental and Behavioral Health

Mental illness, PTSD and trauma, substance use, and eating disorders.

  • 13,415Confirmed Profiles
  • 459,100Registry Listings
  • 336,304specific to this area
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Looking for one person, like a therapist or counselor?

813,983 individual therapists and counselors from the federal provider registry. Counselors, social workers, family therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and behavior analysts. Pick your state to see them.

They show one state at a time. Call to confirm they take your insurance and are taking new clients.

Search by condition or focus

Counts are listings nationwide. Every search also includes services open to any disability, which you can switch off.

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Who it serves

Narrow any search to the people a service is built for.

Search by state

Pick a state on the map or in the list. Darker states have more mental and behavioral health listings. Inside a search, the Map view shows every county.

How to get enrolled

Pick your state to see how to apply for Medicaid and the mental and behavioral health programs it pays for, with steps and your local office.

Key contacts in every state

The Resources and data tab lists these statewide agencies and networks for your state, with the numbers behind this area.

  • 988 crisis centers

    Local centers that answer the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Call or text 988 any time.

  • NAMI affiliates

    State organizations and local affiliates of the National Alliance on Mental Illness.

  • Mental Health America affiliates

    Local and state affiliates of Mental Health America.

  • Protection and Advocacy

    The legal advocacy agency for people with disabilities in your state, set up under federal law. Free help with rights, abuse and neglect, and discrimination.

  • Centers for Independent Living

    Run by and for people with disabilities: peer support, skills training, advocacy, and help moving from an institution to the community.

  • Vocational Rehabilitation

    The state agency that helps people with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep a job.

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