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Crisis Resources

National Suicide Hotline: Dial 988   
You can also go to the website and participate in a chat feature.
Crisis Text Line text HOME to 741741 immediately connects you with a trained crisis counselor 24/7 

TN Mobile Crisis: 1-855-274-7471

KY Mobile Crisis: 1-800-592-3980

Minor Youth Villages: 1-866-791-9221

Suicide.org lists local helplines in all 50 states this list includes thousands of local call numbers for every state in the US. Calling a local number can help put you in contact with nearby resources like counselors or psychiatrists faster than calling a national line.

​Kristine Brooks Hopeline – 1-800-442-4673 Another national (USA) hotline for people suffering from mental health issues.​

Local Resources 

Community Resources: Dial 211
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Behavioral Health Safety Net of TN- Mental Health Insurance (800)-560-5767

1. Apply: (800)-560-5767
2. Email: OCA.TDMHSAS@tn.gov 
3. Eligibility: Age 3+ w/ qualifying mental health diagnosis, household income below 138% of Federal Poverty Level, TN resident, U.S. Citizen or qualified alien, not an inmate or incarcerated, ineligible for VA benefits, TennCare or have filled out a TennCare application, and lacking private health insurance. 
4. Fees: no fees associated with services 
5. Services: assessment, evaluation, diagnostic, therapeutic intervention, case management, transportation, peer support services, psychosocial rehabilitation services, psychiatric medication management, labs related to medication management and pharmacy assistance, and coordination.

Centerstone (931)-920-7200

1. Eligibility: None
2. Insurance: Insurance: Accepts most major insurance plans (TriCare, Medicare, Medicaid). 
3. Fees: Depends on an individual's insurance, but they can apply for Safety Net to cover the fees.
4. Services: Individual, Group, Couples, Families, Crisis Solutions, Sexual Abuse, School-based programs, prevention, psychiatric services, medicine management, employee assistance program, substance abuse treatment, case management.

Cohen Veterans Network (931)-221-3850

1. Eligibility: All vets/active duty serving in the post 9/11 era and their family members. 
2. Insurance: Takes some insurance (Tricare, VA choice, provides some free services if no insurance.
3. Fees: Some co-pays, primarily free services. 
4. Services: Counseling (children, couples, family, individual-not active duty, some groups), housing assistance, employment counseling. 

Fort Campbell Family Advocacy Program (FAP) (270)-798-8601

1. Eligibility: Active duty service member and dependents. 
2. Insurance: N/A
3. Fees: No fees
4. Services: Parent education, new parent support program, victim advocate program
5. Additional Contacts: 24/7 victim advocate hotline (931)-980-5787

Health Connect America 931-645-7200

1. Eligibility: None
2. Insurance: UNK
3. Services: Outpatient individual therapy, Intensive in-home (children and families), grief counseling, anger management, family issues.

Humana Military- East (800) 444-5445

1. https://www.humanamilitary.com/→ Find Care
2. Insurance: Tricare
3. Services: Network providers, PCM, telehealth, non network providers, autism care providers, military hospitals/clinics. 

Insight (615)-383-2115

1. Eligibility: None 
2. Insurance: None (offer paperwork for the client to submit it to their insurance), some counselors are working towards providing Cigna, Edna, and TriCare.
3. Fees: $140.00 per session (50 minutes), insurance companies who are “in network” accepted, income-based fee scale. 
4. Services: Individual, couple and family counseling in English and Spanish, premarital counseling, counseling for older adults, employee assistance program, telehealth appointments.

Military One-Source (800)-342-9647

1. Eligibility: Active duty, Reserve, Guard + immediate family members
2. Insurance: None; all confidential and free
3. Fees: N/A
4. Services: Short term (up to 12 sessions based on need) of individual and couples counseling needs, locating child care services, financial counseling, and spouse education and career benefits.

Mental Health Co-Op (931)-645-5440

1. Crisis Line: (615)-726-0125
2. Eligibility: 3 years old and older 
3. Insurance: Medicare, TennCare Select, Individuals that meet Safety Net Grant criteria. 
4. Fees: Safety Net Grant covers fees for individuals that meet the criteria. 
5. Services: Adult services, children's services, crisis psychiatric services, case management and medication management.

Operation Stand Down (931)-896-2184

1. Email: info@osdtn.org 
2. Eligibility: Veteran or Veteran spouse, Transitioning service members
3. Insurance: N/A
4. Fees: No fees 
5. Services: Urgent needs (financial assistance), career services, transitional housing, VA benefits. 

SafeHouse Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Shelter of Clarksville (931)-648-9100

1. Crisis Hotline: (931)-552-6900 
2. Administrative Line (Monday-Friday 8:00 am- 4:00 pm: (931)-648-9100
3. Eligibility: Shelter space is available for recent victims of domestic violence and sexual assault victims. Must be currently homeless due to violence. Serves adult men and women. If they have children, their children can also come into the shelter. 
4. Insurance: N/A
5. Fees: no fees associated with services
6. Services: 24/7 crisis hotline, residential program, non residential program, emergency shelter services, case management, child advocacy, safety planning, support groups, safe at home confidentiality program, community outreach and education. 

Trinity Behavioral Health (931)-919-2641

1. Eligibility: 5+
2. Insurance: TriCare, Blue Cross( Coverkids, Bluecare) Cigina (Cigna West), Optum, United Health Commercial (not TriCare for Life). 
3. Fees: Based on insurance co-pays, private pay options available (ranging $75-$125). 
4. Services: Individual, Children, Teens, Couples, Groups, Pre-marital, Family, some parenting and court assessments (not psychological evaluations).

Youth Villages (615)-743-1555

1. Eligibility: Birth-22 y/o, with a current mental health diagnosis, or presents as meeting a mental health diagnosis, previous mental health treatment, currently displaying antisocial behaviors and/or at imminent risk of out of home placement. 
2. Insurance: TennCare Select, Amerigroup, Blue Care
3. Services: Initial services are in-home, behavioral, SI, sexual abuse, emotional disturbed, developmental delays and disabilities, residential programs, intensive in-home care, adoption assistance, specialized crisis services, mentoring, project safe place, foster care, NYPAC provider.


Hamptom House (BIPOC and LGBTQIA+) 615-447-8054 

1. Email: info@hamptonhousecounseling.com
   
2. Eligibility: Children, Young Adolescents, Teens, Adults, Couples, Older Adults
   
3. Insurance: Cigna, Evernorth, Private Pay options 
4. Hampton House is the first group counseling practice in Middle Tennessee where EVERY clinician identifies as BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and/or Neurodivergent. 


TN Voices 
FAST Program is designed to be a temporary intervention to increase the opportunity for stabilization for families. One specific way we do this is by helping parents access and navigate systems (education, home, and court), access mental health services, and connect them to other local resources.

Connecting Forward helps low-income families reach stability by connecting families with resources and supports to move them forward to achieve their goals. This program focuses on five key areas: mental health support, workforce development, education advocacy, family support, and family planning.

My Health Care Home Directs Middle Tennesseans to their nearest charitable clinic (i.e., Matthew Walker, Neighborhood Health, Neighborhood Health, etc.). It includes prescription discounts, screenings. 

​TDMHSAS Helpline for people having trouble accessing services 1-800-560-5767 (8-4:30 M-F)

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