Explore at your own pace.
These independent organizations were included in the practice’s resource directory. They offer different kinds of information and support; visiting a link does not establish care with Foundations or confirm that a program fits your circumstances.
Use the resources as starting points for learning. Questions about Foundations’ own services, providers and appointment requirements belong with our office.
Independent organizations and information.
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National Alliance on Mental Illness ↗
Information and community-support resources.
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REDLINE Rescue ↗
A resource listed by the practice for the first-responder community.
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Suicide Awareness Voices of Education ↗
Education and awareness information.
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Open Path Psychotherapy Collective ↗
Information about its psychotherapy access program.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ↗
Public-health information.
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National Child Traumatic Stress Network ↗
Information related to children, families and traumatic stress.
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Beyond OCD ↗
Information and resources related to obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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Give an Hour ↗
Information about its support programs.
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Attention Deficit Disorder Association ↗
Information and community resources related to attention deficit disorder.
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National Eating Disorders Association ↗
Information and resources related to eating disorders.
Know where a link takes you.
External websites are managed by their respective organizations and may have different privacy practices, services and contact arrangements. Foundations does not control their content or endorse every statement they publish. Review a destination’s information before sharing personal details.
This demonstration and its inquiry forms are not monitored by the practice. Do not rely on a website request for urgent help. If there is immediate danger, contact emergency services.
Still not sure which Foundations service to ask about?
Use the guided introduction to choose a broad interest, or contact 321-622-8104. You can say that you want help understanding your options. No detailed personal history is needed for that initial inquiry.