FSU, Anxiety and Behavioral Health Clinic

*Private practice affiliated with FSU School of Psychology staffed by teachers supervising graduate students and research assistants; currently accepting new patients in a location which is accessible and can be reached by public transportation *In addition to standard treatment, clients may receive information about research participation options, which may include receiving free or low-cost treatments; participates in large scale clinical trials, including those involving veterans; cost for studies are free and participants are compensated for their time; treatment: $100 for the initial in-person assessment fee, with each additional sessions being $50 after *New patients must complete an in-person diagnostic assessment costing $250; each standard treatment session is approximately 50 minutes and costs $60, no insurance accepted *Treats infants through geriatric clients as individuals and groups in person, by phone, and by video (telemental health); specialty treatment areas include anxiety related conditions such as agoraphobia, compulsive hoarding, generalized anxiety disorder, insomnia, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and specific phobias; offers cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxiety and related conditions *Practice can prescribe or manage patient's medications

Services: Clinical Trials, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, General Counseling Services, Medical and Health Sciences Research, Mental Health Screening, Telemental Health

FSU, Children's Learning Clinic (CLC)

*Scientist-practitioner training clinic located in the Psychology Building at Florida State University affiliated with FSU's Ph.

Services: Adolescent/Youth Counseling, Educational Testing, Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health, Pediatric Developmental Assessment, Pediatric Developmental Screening

FSU, Early Head Start, Gadsden County

*Program is for children under age 3 and pregnant women, living in Gadsden County *Home Visitors provide weekly 90 minute visits to assess children's development and demonstrate educational activities to build early learning skills *Screens children within 45 days of entry for identification of potential health or development concerns and access to medical care including transportation to appointments, linking with community resources, and partner with parents on family goal setting *Provide information on topics that may be of interest to parents including: pregnancy health, childhood and general health, nutrition, parenting, and understanding children's behavior *Play groups (social groups) are held twice a month and include fun activities, snacks, and community speakers

Services: Early Head Start, Expectant/New Parent Assistance, Pediatric Developmental Assessment

FSU, First Words Project

*First Words Project sponsors Baby Navigator which is primarily a web based program *Relevant to children birth-24 months of age *Provides information useful to track baby's progress and learn how to encourage healthy cognitive, language, social and emotional development *Information on developmental language skills, possible early signs of autism and communication delays *To join Baby Navigator go to website and register to create an account *Account will be customized to baby’s age, with links to resources that grow as baby grows *Persons with questions or difficulty navigating website may call

Services: Autism Therapy, Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays, Expectant/New Parent Assistance, Pediatric Developmental Assessment

FSU, Multidisciplinary Evaluation and Consulting Center

*FSU Multidisciplinary Evaluation and Consulting Center (MDC) currently acception new patients; facility supervises interns, students, and doctoral candidates; provides evaluation, consultation, and behavioral health service to pre-school and school-aged children who are experiencing severe and/or complex academic, medical, behavioral/emotional problems; The MDC has four licensed psychologists on staff as well as several interns/students in training that provide assessments and limited treatment *Children are referred by twenty school districts in the Florida Panhandle, Children's Medical Services, and other agencies; call for services without official referral must be under 18 and in school *Services include Family Therapy, Marital/Couples Therapy, Individual Therapy, and offering Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) on a limited basis for parents and families of children with Autism and ADHD; Diagnostic evaluations and therapeutic recommendation offered *Fees $750-$900 for a psychoeducational assessment,no insurance will cover; ADHD, Autism assessments - covered by CHP (Regular Co-Pay) w/o insurance $850-1000; if referred by any county except Leon the school will cover the payment *Facility is accessible and can be reached by public transportation

Services: Autism Therapy, Conjoint Counseling, Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays, Educational Testing, Family Counseling, Marriage Counseling, Pediatric Developmental Assessment

FSU, Psychology Clinic

*Mental health service, training, and research center operated by the Department of Psychology at Florida State University; Services are provided by doctoral level student therapists in the Clinical Psychology PhD program under the close supervision of faculty members *Regardless of affiliation with the univeristy, adults, adolescents, and children are eligible to recieve psychological testing, assessment services, and individual theapy for issues like depression, anxiety, eating disorders, stress, child behavior problems; Group therapy via telementalhelath for parenting, fears, trauma, dialectical behavioral therapy skills (DBT), hoarding and substance abuse *Sliding fee scale based on family income and number of family members supported by that income; no insurance accepted; Hourly therapy rates range from $20-$60 per hour, group therapy is provided for $8 per group session; Assessment Fees: Educational Evaluations (e.

Services: Adolescent/Youth Counseling, Eating Disorders Treatment, General Counseling Services, Mental Health Screening, Parent Counseling, Stress Management, Telemental Health

FSU, Speech and Hearing Clinic

*Diagnostic-evaluation and management services by speech-language pathologists and audiologists; services are provided by graduate students under the direct supervision of faculty members and clinical instructors, all professional staff members are licensed by the Florida Board of Speech Language Pathology and Audiology and certified by the American Speech Language Hearing Association *Serves children and adults with speech, language, and hearing problems *Evaluation and therapy are available for articulation disorders, language delay, language learning disorders, stuttering, language differences due to region, ethnic origin, or second language, memory and language disorders related to trauma, voice disorders, disorders of speech and language due to neurological damage or disease, augmentative and alternative communication disorders, rehabilitation after a laryngectomy, hearing testing, hearing aid testing and fitting, habilitation and rehabilitation of hearing impaired *Assistive Communication Lab focuses on meeting augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) needs of people with severe communication disorders, the lab assists individuals with severe communication disorders including those related to cerebral palsy, mental retardation, autism, traumatic brain injury, stroke, or neuromuscular disorders such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, multiple sclerosis and muscular dystrophy

Services: Early Intervention for Children With Disabilities/Delays, Hearing Screening, Speech Therapy

FSU, University Health and Wellness Center

*Out-patient services for enrolled FSU students; post doctoral fellows and visiting scholars; orientation students and participants in special programs or campers *General medical care, STD and confidential HIV testing (both standard and rapid), women's clinic (includes pregnancy testing, gynecology, birth control), physical therapy and specialty care referrals, diabetes care, allergy shots, massage/ chiropractic care.

Services: Birth Control, Confidential HIV Testing, Diabetes Management Clinics, General Medical Care, Gynecology Services, Pregnancy Testing, Rapid HIV Tests, Sexually Transmitted Disease Screening

Gadsden Woman to Woman

*Program is part of the Center for Health Equity *Outreach maternal child program to assure healthy pregnancies and healthy babies *Case management for pregnant, postpartum, parenting women age 14-44 years old as well as advocacy, information/referral, nutritional education, biopsychosocial assessment, physical health assessment, and short term counseling *Peer support groups for pregnant and parenting women *Male involvement and fatherhood support group sessions for fathers *Education on women's health issues for pregnant women, women of childbearing age and mothers of children age birth to 2 years of age *Breastfeeding education and support with Certified Lactation Counselors (CLCs) for women *Peer support groups offered for males and females in Gadsden high schools

Services: Breastfeeding Support Programs, Expectant/New Parent Assistance, Parent Support Groups, Peer Counseling, Pregnancy/Childbirth Support Groups

Give An Hour

*Free mental health care by phone, video (telemental health), or in person for active-duty military, National Guard, reserve service members, veterans, and military families, first responders, or any member of the general public affected by mass violence, opioid crisis responders, interpersonal violence, or rare disease caregivers *To schedule appointment search for a provider on website, contact directly, identify as a potential Give an Hour client; if a provider is not available in a selected area, contact info@giveanhour.

Services: Anger Management, Bereavement and Grief Counseling, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, General Counseling Services, Mental Health Information/Education, Mental Health Screening, Suicide Counseling, Suicide Prevention Programs, Telemental Health, Volunteer Opportunities