Community Counseling & Other Resources

The following resources can be used to help you find mental health treatment services. This site is meant as a starting point and should not be taken as a complete guide to all services available. Not all services listed will meet the needs and values of all individuals & families. These sites are not presented in order of quality or preference.

If you have had a positive experience with a mental health practitioner not on this list, please share their information with us.

Crisis Support

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (24/7): 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Crisis Text Line (24/7): Text START to 741-741

Mental Health Association of the Southern Tier Peer Warm Line (24/7): (607) 240-7291

The TrevorLifeLine: 1-866-488-7386

The HOPE App on iTunes: Free and easy to use resource that provides the user with information on warning signs, what to say, as well as information on local resources. Throughout the app the user can instantly call the national suicide prevention lifeline as well. The HOPE app is to be used in conjunction with mental health treatment and should not serve as a substitute for working with a mental health professional.

CPEP: Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program: 607-762-2302
24/7 Emergency Support at UHS Binghamton General Hospital

Adolescent Crisis Respite Program: 607-773-4625
Crisis admissions require adolescents to manage themselves safely in an outpatient setting, without evidence of suicidal intent or plan. Adolescents who are not at risk of imminent danger to themselves or others are eligible. The goal of the ACR is to assist adolescents and their families in resolving crisis situations and averting the need for hospitalizations or placement outside the home. Services provided include supervised living arrangements; reinforcement of treatment goals and objectives; crisis intervention; linkages to community mental health services; collaboration with established treatment providers; recreational activities and outings.