Mental Health
Mental health can be a heavy and complex topic. Below are resources available to help you find the support you need close to home.
Weeds In My Garden Series (Coming Soon)
National Hotline Resources
Suicide & Mental Health National Crisis Line
988 (call or text 24/7)
CARES Hotline
(800) 345-9049
(child behavioral/crisis hotline in IL 24/7)
(child behavioral/crisis hotline in IL 24/7)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
(800) 273-8255 (24/7)
TTY CARES Hotline
(866) 794-0374
Local Christian Counseling Services
Christian counseling focuses on helping people find healing, wholeness, and freedom in Christ from the griefs and traumas in life.
Nonprofit, interfaith, and interdenominational, providing spiritually sensitive psychotherapy for community mental health needs.
Faith-based nonprofit provides counseling for all faiths. Fees are based on a sliding scale, and insurance is accepted.
Provides faith-based sexuality counseling
Provides therapeutic, counseling, and coaching services for those impacted by trauma.
Whether you’re just beginning your healing journey or looking to go deeper Rooted is there to help.
Tasso Counseling offers compassionate faith-based counseling in August County and via telehealth.
They have in person and tele-health options and are solidly Bible and Faith Based.
Celebrate Recovery (CR) exists to help people find freedom and healing from their hurts, hang-ups and habits through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Local Mental Health Resources
Mid-Atlantic Recovery Center Shenandoah LLC
Office: 540-221-4912
A community-based mental health and behavioral health center agency that responsibly delivers services for individuals with mental health, substance abuse, and/or behavioral health needs.
A non-profit, non-governmental, service, education, advocacy, and volunteer organization focused on mental health.
The largest grassroots mental health organization in the United States. Dedicated to building better lives for Americans affected by mental illness with programs for individuals and families.
They create a culture that’s smart about mental health through education and community programs, research and advocacy, and support for those affected by suicide.
Community-based Behavioral Health, Developmental Disability and Substance Use Services and so much more.
We are committed to developing and providing a continuity of quality care for the citizens of the commonwealth with serious mental or substance abuse disorders within an integrated and collaborative service system, which involves linkage with consumers, families, and community health care providers.
Other Resources
by Victoria Mininger (a member of our congregation)
In Daring To Fight, Victoria Mininger shares her painful battle with clinical depression and lays out practical steps for how she fought her way from dark days of lying on the couch to re-engaging in life again.