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Mental Health Resources
Below are links to pages offering help, resources, and journal articles about families dealing with their mental health.
Allegheny Family Network offers family support to parents who are raising a child with a mental health and behavioral health concerns.
Their mission is through peer-to-peer support, education, and advocacy, they partner with families of children with behavioral health needs to improve their quality of life.
American Journal of Men's Healthy published this great article on fathers and their well being.
This report provides great information and resources.
Exceptional Families is an organization that provides resources to develop family resiliency for families of children with disabilities. Check out their mental health pages.
Our mission is to compassionately transform the culture of mental health care by providing creative solutions that make wellness accessible in every community. And while we know that caring for your mental health and being vulnerable with someone you just met can seem scary, we do everything that we can to make each Ellie appointment as comfortable and as fun as possible. We aim to walk along this journey with you and provide you with a comfortable place to talk, decompress, do the work, and heal.
Their mission is to positively impact lives through integrated community, behavioral, and social programs.
Healthy Mothers Healthy Families provides resources and educational programs to support mothers of children with disabilities.
(NAMI) video on caregivers
OBH provides support for county residents in need of mental health and/or substance abuse services.
Staunton Clinic provides confidential mental health psychiatric, psychotherapy and case management services for adults, and children in the local communities, schools and surrounding regions.
In May, the department launched a new webpage (www.dol.gov/youthmentalhealth) devoted to young people’s mental health needs. Whether you’re a young person, part of the workforce system, an employer, or a policymaker, everyone has a role supporting young people’s well-being by helping more young people access the mental health resources they need and get into good jobs that they can build a healthy life around and thrive.
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