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Apoyo en caso de crisis
LÃnea Nacional de Prevención del Suicidio
Llame al 800-273-TALK (8255)| Español: 888-628-9454 | TTY: 800-799-4TTY (4889)
Si usted o alguien que conoce está en crisis, ya sea que esté considerando suicidarse o no, llame a la lÃnea gratuita Lifeline para hablar con un consejero de crisis capacitado 24/7
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ClÃnica de crisis
206-461-3222 | 866-4-CRISIS
EnvÃe NAMI por mensaje de texto al 741-741 Conéctese con un asesor de crisis capacitado para recibir apoyo de crisis gratuito las 24 horas, los 7 dÃas de la semana a través de un mensaje de texto
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LÃnea de ayuda de NAMI Greater Seattle
206-783-9264 | 800-782-9264
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1-800-950-NAMI (6264) |helpline@nami.org
Directorio: Directorio de la lÃnea cálida de NAMI
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1-866-833-6546 (lÃnea de ayuda para adolescentes, por adolescentes)​
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Recursos de salud mental para jóvenes de NAMI
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Looking for a list of inpatient programs in Washington State?
NAMI SWWA has a list with contact info and resources! Check it out on their site!
Office of Behavioral Health Information One-Pager
A behavioral health advocate (formerly Ombuds) is a person with lived experience who assists individuals seeking or receiving privately or publicly funded behavioral health services. This service is designed to resolve behavioral health system issues quickly and at the lowest level possible.
Serious Mental Illness - Myth vs. Fact Sheet
Apoyo y Educación
Nuestros afiliados de NAMI en todo Washington están aquà para ayudar, con grupos de apoyo, clases y otros recursos gratuitos para las personas que viven con problemas de salud mental y sus familias. Encuentre su NAMI local.
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Nuestras reuniones de grupos de apoyo en lÃnea están alojadas en una plataforma Zoom y cumplen con HIPAA. La información proporcionada para registrarse en grupos de apoyo solo la ve el personal de NAMI, no se utilizan datos personales ni correos electrónicos para solicitudes._cc781905 -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_La información sobre las clases y los grupos de apoyo explicados se puede encontrar aquÃ.
For Clinicians and Counselors
Washington Mental Health Counselors Association (WMHCA) is the professional organization working exclusively to meet the needs of Licensed Mental Health Counselors in Washington State. WMHCA is chartered through the American Mental Health Counselors Association (AMHCA), their national professional organization. Their mission is to promote quality mental health counseling services, maintain a viable and distinct professional identity, and influence public policy consistent with our professional ethics and values. Read More...
Training for Police-Mental Health Collaboration Programs: Peers and Families in Training
During CIT and other training about mental illness, law enforcement officers hear stories from people who have personally experienced a mental health crisis and their family members. Stories often include details about barriers to accessing treatment and services, interactions with law enforcement, and feelings about the stigma of mental illness. This peer and family perspectives panel is an opportunity for officers to gain a deeper understanding of mental illness and the experience of responding to and interacting with a person living with a serious mental illness who is in crisis.
Navegando una crisis de salud mental
​Tomar medidas para prepararse para la posibilidad de una crisis puede ayudarlo a actuar rápidamente, tranquilizar su mente y disminuir el impacto si ocurre una situación de crisis. Navegando una crisis de salud mental: una guÃa de recursos de NAMI para quienes experimentan una emergencia de salud mental proporciona información importante que puede salvar vidas para las personas que experimentan una crisis de salud mental y sus seres queridos.
Mental Health Technology Transfer Center (MHTTC) Network
Training and Resource Archive
The Mental Health Technology Transfer (MHTTC) Network was a collaborative effort of 10 regional centers and a network coordinating office supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis (CBTp) Practice & Resource Guide Purpose The Mental Health Technology Transfer (MHTTC) Network was a collaborative effort of 10 regional centers and a network coordinating office supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The MHTTC Network provided support for resource development, training and technical assistance, and workforce development in the mental health field. The Northwest MHTTC supported HHS region 10 (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington) from 2018 to 2024.
*MHTTC has provided a document with links to their trainings and resources archive. Please click the below button to view.*
Lost Patients
Navigating mental health care in Washington
In a new podcast called “Lost Patients,” launching next Tuesday, journalists from The Seattle Times and KUOW investigate why mental health care in Washington is the way it is, and what we might do to improve it.
The 6-part series, hosted and reported by Will James at KUOW with Seattle Times investigative reporter Sydney Brownstone and former Seattle Times Mental Health Project reporter Esmy Jimenez, examines the difficulties of treating serious mental illness through the lens of Seattle’s past, present and future.
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