Mental Health Resources By Florida Circuit 20 County

•  LEE

•  COLLIER

•  CHARLOTTE

•  HENDRY/GLADES

 Regional and National Resources

Treatment Information

• FL Mental Health Services Locators, Lookups...
• FloridaSDC Provider Directory
• American Psychiatric Association (888) 357-7924
• American Psychological Association (800) 374-2721 / TDD/TTY (202) 336-6123
• Benefits Checkup
• FL Council on Mental Health (850) 224-6048
• Gulf Coast Mental Health Counselors Association
• MAYO Clinic
• Medline Plus Health Information
• Menninger Clinic (800) 351-9058
• Mental Health Facility Search  
• Mental Health Transformation 
• National Mental Health Program Directors
• SAMHSA Mental Health Info
• Treatment Center Links on Dr. Phil.com
• Kids Peace
  National Centers For Kids Overcoming Crisis (800) 854-3123
  1650 Broadway, Bethlehem  PA 18015
  Referrals for Children & Adolescents with Severe Behavioral, Emotional, or Psychiatric Problems

Prescription Drugs

• FL Discount Drug Card (866) 341-8894 / TTY (866) 763-9630
• FL Prescription Drug Price Finder (888) 419-3456
• Worst Pills Org
• NAMI of Collier County  Prescription Drug Helpline (800) 436-6001

Residential Treatment

• Lee Mental Health  Fort Myers
  Rieves Residential Facility (239) 275-3222 Fort Myers
  Crisis Stabilization Unit  (Adults & Children) (239) 791-1516 
• David Lawrence Center (239) 455-8500 CSU - Co-occuring Disorders - Naples
• Naples Community Hospital (239) 436-5000 Co-occurring Disorders - Naples
• Riverside Behavioral Center (800) 722-5563 Co-occurring Disorders - Punta Gorda
• Charlotte Behavioral Healthcare  (941) 639-8300 CSU - Punta Gorda
• Florida State Hospitals DCF

Therapeutic Communities

• Cooper Riis (800) 957-5155 
• Gould Farm (413) 528-1804
• Hopewell  (440) 693-4074
• Spring Lake Ranch  (802) 492-3322

FACT & Co-Occurring Disorders  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 relationships.

• ACT Organization (810) 227-1859
• Baker Act Training
• Co-Occurring Disorders Training 
• Dual Recovery Anonymous (913) 991-2703

• Motivational Interviewing
• SAMHSA:  Stages of Change
• FARS Training & Certification
• HIPAA Training