Apalachee Center, Evaluations/Admissions

*Central Receiving Facility serving as 24/7 walk-in central receiving facility for anyone experiencing a mental health or substance abuse crisis including suicide crisis intervention and all persons who are subject to the involuntary Baker Act or Marchman Act where evaluation will determine appropriate level of care (inpatient or outpatient) *Persons determined to be in need of outpatient care will be given referrals to receive outpatient services *Based on insurance, preference, availability and other factors, those admitted to inpatient care may go to either Eastside, Tallahassee Memorial Behavioral Health Center, HCA Florida Capital Hospital, or in the case of most uninsured patients, PATH (Positive Alternative to Hospitalization) *Fees depend on need of patient; accepts most insurance, medicare, and medicaid

Services: Assessment for Substance Use Disorders, In Person Crisis Intervention, Involuntary Psychiatric Intervention, Mental Health Screening

Apalachee Center, Mobile Response Team (MRT)

*Provides crisis intervention services for people of any age in a mental health or substance abuse crisis 24/7 in a community-based setting (i.

Services: Crisis Intervention, Involuntary Psychiatric Intervention, Mental Health Screening, Psychiatric Mobile Response Teams, Telemental Health

Apalachee Center, PATH Crisis Stabilization Unit

*PATH (Positive Alternatives to Hospitalization) is a short-term, (2-7 days), inpatient crisis stabilization unit for children and adults experiencing an acute mental health crisis providing mental health evaluation and treatment, psychiatric services, physical assessment and medical care as needed, therapy and psychoeducation, and aftercare planning *Accepts most insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid accepted; Services individuals without insurance coverage for inpatient stay, sliding scale fee based on income assessed at admission

Services: Crisis Intervention, Inpatient Mental Health Facilities

Apalachee Center, Primary Care Detox Unit

*Provides short-term (3-5 days), medically supervised, inpatient alcohol and drug detoxification, psychiatric and medical assessment, drug screening, group counseling, and referrals and planning for aftercare *Accepts most insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid; income based sliding scale available for persons without insurance

Services: Assessment for Substance Use Disorders, Detoxification, Inpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facilities, Substance Use Disorder Counseling, Substance Use Disorder Crisis Intervention

Baeza, Angelica, LCSW (SW8053)

*Licensed Clinical Social Worker (SW8053) in group practice who is currently accepting new patients in a building that is accessible and can be reached by public transportation *Practice offers a free 30-minute consultation, in-person or by phone, with a therapist before starting services, to see if they are the right fit for you; after that, fees $225 for initial assessment appointment and thereafter $150 an hour, no sliding scale for self-pay; accepts CIGNA, Employee Assistance Program, Florida Blue (BCBS), New Direction, TriCare, & United Healthcare insurances *Treats young adultst through geriatric patients as individuals and couples in person and by video (telemental health); specialty treatment areas include general anxiety and depression, marriage and relationship issuces, and substance abuse/addiction *Therapist is female, English speaking, Hispanic/Latina and cannot prescribe or manage patients' meds

Services: Crisis Intervention, Geriatric Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Mental Health Assessment and Treatment, Mental Health Evaluation, Substance Use Disorder Counseling, Telemental Health

Banyan Health Services, Mobile Response Team

*24/7 Mobile Response Team (MRT) will go out to a person's home, emergency room, school or other location as needed, for an immediate and/or severe mental health crisis free of charge *Takes calls from anyone in a mental health crisis or their family/friends when a person is expressing thoughts of suicide, experiencing out of control behaviors that place him at risk of harming self or others, or is experiencing severe stress that results in a significant decline in daily and/or family life

Services: In Person Crisis Intervention, Psychiatric Mobile Response Teams

Capital City Youth Services, Safe Place Program

*Organizations displaying black and yellow "Safe Place" sign have staff who have received training to assist troubled youth or runaways *Staff are prepared to contact Capital City Youth Services or other organizations as needed and provide a safe place for children and adolescents to wait until other services can be arranged *Transportation to Capital City Youth Services shelter is available from any Safe Place site *If youth is a runaway, parents will be notified *Safe Place Sites in Leon County: Capital City Youth Services; Tallahassee Fire Departments (14 locations); Tallahassee Parks and Recreation Community Centers (6 locations); Tallahassee Police Department; Leon County Sheriff's Department; Star Metro Buses; The Florida State Capitol Building (The Capitol Police); Department of Juvenile Justice Headquarters; Department of Transportation; The Florida Network of Youth and Family Services; FDLE; Capital Health Plan and Starbucks (3 locations)

Services: Youth Shelters

Capital City Youth Services, Someplace Else Youth Shelter

*Safe short-term shelter for youth ages 10-17, for up to 2 weeks stay, includes domestic violence respite and probation respite *Voluntary time-out program that provides parents and children a cooling off period and an opportunity to address problems calmly and encourages child and family to set and meet goals to be able to resolve family conflicts and live civilly together

Services: Domestic Violence Shelters, Family Preservation Programs, Youth Shelters

CAWSO, Cocaine Anonymous World Service Organization

*12-step support program concerned solely with personal recovery and continued sobriety of individual drug addicts *Call national referral line or visit web site for nearest meeting location and more information about program *Online meetings available through the website *Meeting times and days vary; none in Tallahassee at present; closest is in Pensacola (850) 512-8142; check website for information *The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using cocaine and all other mind-altering substance (including alcohol and other drugs)

Services: Drug Use Disorder Support Groups, Substance Use Disorder Hotlines

Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline

*Confidential child abuse hotline offers crisis counseling, information, literature, and referrals to emergency, social service, and support resources through phone, text, and chat *Staffed by professional crisis counselors who can provide assistance in 170 languages through interpreters *Serves US, its territories, and Canada 24/7

Services: Child Abuse Hotlines