Below is a list of resources useful to therapists and their clients. If have a resource you would like to add, please send it to npinashville@gmail.com
Abe’s Garden
Abe’s Garden is an established model of residential, day, and community-based programs for those with Alzheimer’s disease.
www.abesgarden.org 615-997-3030
Autism Tennessee
Support Groups
http://autismtn.org/resources/local-resources/support-groups/
Mobile Crisis Center
Telehealth assessment, Nashville and TN Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services
https://www.tn.gov/behavioral-health/article/mobile-crisis-services
855-274-7471
Gilda’s Club
https://www.gildasclubmiddletn.org
615-329-1124
Legal Aid
Our staff talks with individuals and works with community partners to identify the legal issues that impact the lives of low income people. We are able to provide some help to most people who need legal help.
http://las.org
615-244-6610
Mental Health America of the MidSouth
Mental Health America of the MidSouth has over 7 decades of providing mental health education, advocacy, services, and referrals for Tennesseans. They provide free online screenings, workshops, school-based programs, Alzheimer’s and caregiver supports, suicide prevention, and more. Contact them at www.mhamidsouth.org or (615) 269-5355.
Mercy Community Healthcare
Mercy Community Healthcare (formerly Mercy Children’s Clinic) reflects the love of Jesus Christ by providing quality and compassionate healthcare to both the insured and uninsured in Williamson and surrounding counties – with a focus on Pediatrics, Adult Primary Care and Integrated Mental & Behavioral Health.
www.mercyhealthcare.org
OASIS Center
Youth Crisis Intervention
https://oasiscenter.org
615-327-4455
Sexual Abuse Center
Offers advocacy services to individuals affected by sexual violence, free of charge. Available to support, empower, and represent the rights of survivors of sexual assault.
www.sacenter.org
615-255-9055
TAADAS – TN Association of Drug and Addiction Services
REDLINE for connecting to treatment facilities; literature about addition and treatment
https://www.taadas.org
800-889-9789
TN Council on Aging
http://www.coamidtn.org
(615) 353-4235
TN Equality Project
LGBTQ rights, advocacy
http://tnep.nationbuilder.com/
TN Suicide Prevention Network
Training, links to variety of hotline services
http://tspn.org
615-297-1077
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
800-273-8255
Vanderbilt Autism Resource Line
http://vkc.mc.vanderbilt.edu/vkc/triad/varl/
615-322-7565
Vocational Rehabilitation
Vocational Rehabilitation helps people with disabilities enter, maintain, or return to employment.
https://tn.gov/behavioral-health/article/vocational-rehabilitation
YWCA Nashville
YWCA focuses on women and girls who desire to create a better quality of life for themselves and/or their families, to achieve self-sufficiency, and to increase their financial strength. The YWCA will also be a spokesperson for those women who have no voice. Further, we will raise the awareness and diminish the incidence of violence and racism.
www.ywcanashville.com
January CE Meeting, “Anti-pathology as a more trauma informed and culturally humble approach to mental health," Presented by Ingrid L. R. Cockhren
February CE Meeting, "From fragmentation to freedom and wholeness: Healing from shame and high control religious groups through the lens of Somatic Experiencing and Internal Family Systems" Presented by Jessica R. Hyne, LPC-MHSP, SEP
"Creating Meaningful Connections"
March CE Meeting "Treating Sexual Addiction" Presented by Dr. Laurie A. Miles, LCSW, DSW, CSAT-S