Mcleans group home for depression located in MA. Any info?
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I would try this link for more info.  http://www.mclean.harvard.edu/   They have srevices that range from hospital to group home type care.  If they are not the "McLeans" organization you are looking for, just contact them and they will be able to help you find the right one.
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Please listen very carefully? Dial the info line, 211 , that's the number, 211. They can put you in touch with someone who will not be insensitive. I have used this number on many occasions also for suicidal thoughts. The person called me back with-in 20 minutes and talked me down. I am thankful for the info line and the way they run it. I too battle depression and I know it's probably going to be with me for the rest of my life BUT I also know that there Are people out there that can and have helped. The operator will ask you the nature of the call and then you tell him/her that you need to speak to a psychologist about your depression, she will ask you what area you live in so that this person will be close to you. It really helped and I felt much better. If you think you need to be in the hospital, she can call ahead to let them know you are coming, again they are here to listen and direct you to whatever you need. Don't give up and I am really sorry you are going through this, I really am. Please dial 211 or your local hospital and they will help you! Be Safe.
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depressionhurts.com\n\nThis is a website that will give you other alternatives.\n\n\nDepression though has different levels and I would suggest at the very least to seek councelling.
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I know that McLean Hospital offers a Trauma program... not sure what the admission requirements are.  Here is a link though\n\nhttp://www.mclean.harvard.edu/patient/adult/ddtp.php
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Try looking for Adult drug, alcohol, and mental health services in your phone book. It will be listed in County Government services in the beginning of the phone book. I live up in Santa Barbara County and that is where I receive my  psychiatric care. You can also ask your Medi-Cal worker about a list of Medi-Cal accepting Doctors in your area. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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My dad had a girlfriend a while back that has a brother with an inflicted brain injury causing severe mental incapacity and loss of function. She told me about going to groups, and how she found out about how to deal with caring for her brother under such conditions. One of her sources of info was a group she found on the web years ago, since dissolved. Here are a few other options. Good luck, blessed Be.
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search google for her, along with psychologist.  Most hospitals will list their staff, so google should pick it up.
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You might want to try the Ft. Worth/Tarrant Co. chapter of the Depressive and Manic Depressive Association.  I think they can be reached at 817-654-7100.  They may be able to steer you toward a support group or others looking for one.  Good luck to you!
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Clarity MediSpa\n144 E. Chartley Drive\nReisterstown, MD 21136\n410.517.1488\nTherapist is Berute Castro. She is certified by IACT.\nIRinaRN@hotmail.com\n\nor\n\n http://www.therapistlocatorservice.com/cgi-bin/locata/search.usaz.cgi
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You can write: \nBPEI Family Network \nSE 820 Meadow Vale Dr.\nPullman, WA  99163\nPhone: (509) 332 6628 USA\nOr email: Ischauble@gocougs.wsu.edu\nWEBSITE:\nhttp://freespace.virgin.net/andy.bowles/\nThey supply information and support to families affected with such disease.
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When I lived in Portland, Oregon, at Denver and Lombard there is a tavern called the farmers barn tavern if you go  there, you will find everybody is crazier than you are and for the price of a couple of beers.  It's well worth the investment and if that's not your cup of tea.  Look in the book, Multnomah County adult mental services.  I believe the service is free for low income individuals.  Good luck and I hope all is well
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Call your local department of mental health (dmh) in your county and ask for a referal. Many counties also have a mental health infoline which can be found in the local yellow pages which can give you references to low fee or no fee counseling.
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I know that there is one on Wisconsin Ave in Northwest DC. It's near Jennifer Street if I remember correctly. I can't remember that dang name. If I do I will contact you. It really helped my niece when she was still a young teen.\n\nOkay, I found it. the Psych Institute of Washington. Web address: http://www.psychinstitute.com/\nI hope this helps you.
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www.goodhousekeeping.com/group
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I live in IL, a state given the grade of "F" by the National Institute for Mental Health (NAMI). Lack of funding, community resource, poor communication between inpatient and outpatient care. It is so SAD and FRUSTRATING to sit in a therapy group and listen to the majority of people who say they have nobody there for them.\nI have an illness that affects me mentally (Asperger Syndrome), and subscribe to a newsletter where I have written essays about my personal experiences with it. My way of giving back and saying thanks for having it better than most.
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Please call a hotline right now. There are mental health hot lines. There are suicide hot lines. There are abuse hotlines.  Open your telephone book right now and look in the front. There are listings there for help and you need to call one of the numbers now. I don't know where you live but I know in Florida that if you have a mental problem and you cannot afford the medications, then some of the mental clinics and hospitals will give you the medications at little or no cost. My daughter has had mental problems all her life and the times when I could not afford her medications or blood tests, they provided them to me for as little as $3.00 per month. \n\nIf you were in a residential treatment facility, then whay aren't you on medicaide?  You could be on S.S.I disability and that would automatically get you the medicade. \n\nBut the important thing is to call and get help now.  In Florida there is a baker act law, it just means that if the courts or doctors or a family memb er ar friend, thinks that you are a danger to yourself or anyone else, then you are put in a facility until they can evaluate you and get you back on your medications. My daughter has been baker acted 9 times and only once by me and my husband. \n\nIf you can't find a mental health place tonight that will help you, then you should find out which hospital in your area has a psych unit and go to their emergancy room tonight. You are asking for help and here it is. Now GO.