Finding Care
The listings on this page are provided for informational purposes. Being listed on this page does not constitute an endorsement by Families for Depression Awareness.
Clinics/Hospitals/Mental Health Facilities
- SAMHSA Mental Health Services Locator. An on-line source of information for persons seeking treatment facilities in the United States or U.S. Territories for substance abuse/addiction and/or mental health problems.
- National Network of Depression Centers (NNDC). A collaborative network of Centers of Excellence each with leading experts in diagnosis, treatment, and scientific discovery of advances in depression and bipolar disorder.

Referral Sources
- Your health insurance: see behavioral health phone number on your health insurance card
- Your primary care physician or pediatrician
- Your work’s employee assistance program or school counselor
- Your friends and religious leaders
- Your Department of Mental Health
Psychiatrists
- Psychiatrists. Psychology Today has a searchable database based on location.
- Child Psychiatrists. American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry has referral directory on its web site or call 202-966-7300.
Therapists
- Psychologists. The American Psychological Association lists state associations, some of which provide local referrals to psychologists; or call 800-964-2000. (U.S.)
- Therapists of Color. Innopsych an online directory making it easier and faster to find a therapist of color, 617-942-0088.
- Family and Marital Therapists. American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy offers a therapist locator, 703-838-9808.
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapists. Academy of Cognitive Therapy has referrals to certified cognitive therapists by region.
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Questions for the Clinician
Looking for a new provider? These questions can help you and your loved one get the information you need to make an informed decision.