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Regional & National Links
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Atlantic Shores Hospital
4545 North Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale FL 33308
(954) 771-2711 &
(888) 771-2711
Co-occurring Disorders / Detox
Inpatient Substance Abuse
Acute
Psychiatric Hospitalization
Intensive Outpatient Hospitalization
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Florida State Hospital
100 North Main Street
Chattahoochee FL 32324
(850) 663-7536
Persons with Severe
Persistent
Mental Illness
Primarily civil (adult and elderly)
& Forensic (Incompetent to Proceed, Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity,
or
Mentally
Retarded Defendants).
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- Community
Opportunity
3934 Southside Blvd.
Jacksonville FL 32216
(800) 678-4569
Most clients Referred by DCF
Homes for Persons with
Developmental & MH Disabilities
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Kids Peace
National Centers For Kids Overcoming Crisis
1650 Broadway
Bethlehem PA 18015
(800) 854-3123
Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm
Referrals for Children & Adolescents
with Severe Behavioral, Emotional,
or
Psychiatric Problems
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- Mental Health Grievances
Florida Local Advisory Council
1-800-342-0825
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NAMI
Florida and
NAMI National
The National Alliance on Mental Illness Provides support, education,
and advocacy for consumers of Mental Health services such as: Compeer
Matches trained volunteers to be a “friend” or “peer” to a
person with a mental illness diagnosis; C.A.R.E. Support group
for people with mental illness who learn from each other; Caring4Kids Third Thursday of each Month, Ruth Cooper Center, Building F,
6:00 PM (Call NAMI Lee County); In Our Own Voice Interactive,
multi-media presentation by and for consumers and others about living
with mental illness; Family to Family 12 week educational course
for families who have a loved one diagnosed with mental illness; Peer to Peer
A
9 week course of recovery for persons with serious mental illness.
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FACT & Co-Occurring Disorders Resources: Regional & National Links
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FACT is based on a
service delivery model that provides comprehensive, community-based
treatment to persons with severe and persistent mental illness.
The goals of the program are to help participants spend significantly
more time in independent living situations and experience a reduction in
symptoms and hospitalizations. The program also assists participants
with employment opportunities and the development of positive social
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