North Central Regional Mental Health Board, Inc.
.....to ensure that citizens are involved in determining and monitoring the kind of state mental health services provided in Connecticut 
 
367 Russell Road, Newington, CT 06111
Tel: 860-667-6388 Fax: 860-667-6388
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MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

State-wide Mental Health Support & Training
National Organizations & Websites
WA State Mental Health Division

Free Book with Tips for Parents & Teachers

 


Dear Friends of Special Education:

We thought you might be interested in the following resources, including a free book (snail mail or download) about kids and mood disorders. 

SAFE WA, and Community Connectors are statewide groups (listed below)  supporting families of children with complex needs.  Please contact them if you are interested in finding or starting a group in your area, or to find out about training.  Some of the trainings offered include,  Individualized & Tailored Care (ITC), Parents Empowering Parents, and Parents & The Mental Health System.

Donna Obermeyer
Parent/Community Coordinator
Washington State Special Ed Coalition
http://www.wssec.org
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From the Child and Adolescent Bi-Polar Foundation, www.bpkids.org
and the Depression and Bipolar Alliance, www.DBSAlliance.org

You can download a free copy of the book:

"The Storm in My Brain" 

Kids and Mood Disorders
(Bipolar Disorder and Depression)

Artwork by young people living with depression or bipolar disorder. Sections with Tips for Parents and Tips for Teachers.

or call 877-927-5437 for a free copy by mail.

The WSSEC sends this information as food for thought, and does not recommend or endorse specific books, strategies or methods for working with youth with mental health issues.

Here are some other mental health websites & WA state resources:

National Mental Health Information Center

http://www.mentalhealth.org/

Mental Health InfoSource
http://www.mhsource.com/

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
www.nami.org

National Institute of Mental Health
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/



National Mental Health and Education Center
http://www.naspcenter.org/index2.html


National Mental Health Association
http://www.nmha.org/

Mental Help.org

www.mentalhelp.org

SAFE
Statewide Action for Family Empowerment of Washington
1-866-300-1998
A statewide network of family organizations supporting families of children with complex needs.  Funded by:  Center for Mental Health Services, SAMHSA.

Community Connectors
Statewide
1-800-446-0259 ext. 3
gregois@dshs.wa.gov

NAMI Washington
Statewide
1-360-647-4526

Mental Health Services/DSHS
http://www.dshs.wa.gov/basicneeds/#mh
To find services in your area:
Select Outpatient Mental Health Services and read about programs and eligibility, then scroll down to the map of Washington and click on your county of residence to find clinics in your area.
Note:  These links are available at the WSSEC website.  Just select Online Resources: Disability Organizations/Mental Health/WA State or National.
 

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