If you have an emergency, please call 911.
Should you need to talk to somebody immediately, please utilize one of the available resources below.
Please Click on the heading of your choice, and you will be routed to specific resources and websites.
Please note that I am NOT specifically endorsing any resource listed here.
"The joy of a spirit is the measure of its power" - Ninon de Lenclos
24 HOUR CRISIs line
WA: 206-461-3222/866-427-4747
AMERICAN ADDICTION CENTER
888-971-2407
PROJECT KNOW
877-959-9380
drug abuse center resource
877-344-0682
RehabSpot
877-220-8851
Medication Disposal
Opioid Help
800-586-9670
Help for LGBT Community
512-761-5248
National SUICIDE prevention
1-800-273-TALK (8255)
national Domestic violence
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
DRUG REHABilitation
1-888-653-9840 (24-hour help)
The recovery village
1-866-235-4572 (24-hour help)
Information about suicide risk and resources to help
(Please click on the link above to receive detailed information on Suicide Risk and Prevention)
Information about Preparedness for a Winter storm
(Please click on the link above to receive detailed information on Preparedness)
Delphi Behavioral Health Group - Overcoming Addiction
1-844-791-0661
Public Services - DSHS
CPC - Child Protective Services 1-866-ENDHARM (363-4276)
ACS - Adult Protective Services 1-800-490-8505
Parent Coach for Adoptive Families
1-307-206-5151
The Story Telling Specialist for websites
Report NURSING HOME ABUSE CENTER
1-877-868-5658
Sokolove Law - Nursing Home Abuse
888-799-1078
Senior Care Resource
800-973-1540
Opioid Recovery and Help
1-877-252-4295 (24-hour help)
Addiction Resource
1-844-616-3400 (24-hour help)
EMDR Institute, Inc
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitizing and Reprocessing)
Please access this website to FIND A CLINICIAN in your area, click on EMDR INFO for information on What is EMDR Therapy, History, Research, and Statements from Professionals including:
Bessel A. van der Kolk, MD
Professor of Psychiatry, Boston University School of Medicine
“EMDR assists survivors in the immediate aftermath of violent trauma by breaking through the walls of denial, shock, grief, and anger. Ideal for those who have been unable to forget past traumatic life events, as it allows for rapid processing of even deeply rooted memories, giving individuals back control of their lives and their emotions.”
EMDRIA (EMDR International Association)
Please access this website to search for a Certified EMDR Therapist in your area and additional information.
Two Videos on EMDR Therapy:
"WHAT IS EMDR THERAPY" One of two recommended therapies for trauma by WHO (World Health Organization)
"Healing Trauma" Public Awareness Film for EMDR Therapy