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We care about your well-being. Please see the list of resources below to aid you in finding the help that you need:

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CRISIS RESOURCES

If you find yourself in crisis and need to talk to someone immediately. please click here to find someone who can speak with you about what you’re going through. This webpage provides a list of organizations that you can call to get help right away. The help received through these resources cannot take the place of regular care, but they are crucial in supporting those experiencing an acute need.

FINDING TREATMENT

Our mission is to see as many people as possible find their way to being happy, healthy, and whole. If you are unable to get help from us at CircleCare, we want to ensure that you find it somewhere. This page will help you to locate mental health and/or substance abuse treatment.

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988 SUICIDE AND CRISIS LIFELINE

This organization is a network of crisis centers across the U.S. which provide confidential, free support to those in emotional crisis and particularly those for whom suicide is a risk, with the goal of furthering suicide prevention.

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AL-ANON
Al-Anon is a mutual support network for those who have, or have had, issues that were the result of an alcoholic in their lives. As with NA, anonymity and confidentiality are part of the program.

AMERICAN ADDICTION CENTERS

Per their website: “Our mission is to provide quality, compassionate, and innovative care to adults struggling with addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. Through comprehensive and customized treatment plans, we instill hope that long-term recovery is possible. Our purpose and passion is to empower you, your family, and your community by helping you achieve recovery and optimal wellness of the mind, body, and spirit.”

BeThe1To promotes suicide prevention, educating as many as possible regarding actions that can be taken to prevent suicide.

MASSACHUSETTS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PARTNERSHIP (MBHP)

The Massachusetts Behavioral Health Partnership (MBHP) is a statewide, integrated behavioral health system that provides comprehensive services to MassHealth members: children, adults, and families. MBHP services include acute care, community-based care, outpatient counseling, crisis intervention, and prevention and wellness services.

THE MASSACHUSETTS SUBSTANCE USE HELPLINE

This statewide public resource assists in finding treatment and recovery services for substance abuse. It provides confidential, free support for those in need of help with understanding their options.

NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS WORLD SERVICES

NAWS coordinates services for Narcotics Anonymous, a network that allows people to participate anonymously and support each other in recovery from addiction and substance abuse.

Samaritans works to both prevent suicide and to support those who have lost someone to it. In addition to their helplines, they provide grief services and community education.

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SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (SAMHSA)

SAMHSA, and agency under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, has as its goal the advancement of behavioral health in the country.

SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCE CENTER

This site’s offerings include statistical information, prevention methods, training in suicide prevention, and links to other resources.

START YOUR RECOVERY

This site contains information about substance misuse (including symptoms and types), those it affects, experiences that often accompany the illness, and available treatment.

VETERANS CRISIS LINE

This service serves veterans and those who care about them. Callers are provided with free and confidential support and resources, regardless of whether they are receiving VA benefits or have health care.

Other Resources:

Your state or country government websites may be able to provide information about mental health services in your area.

Treatment services may be offered by your local universities, colleges, or medical schools.

Professional mental health organizations are a way to find out more about what services you may need and where to find them.

Your primary care provider may be able to offer additional resources.

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