Galveston County Area Resources

Galveston County Area Mental Health Resources

IF IN CRISIS

The following Crisis Hotlines are available

24-Hours a Day/7 Days a Week

Suicide and Crisis Hotline: 988 (call or text), Veterans press 1 https://988lifeline.org/

National Hotline - free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress

Gulf Coast Center – Local Crisis Hotline: (866) 729-3848 https://gulfcoastcenter.org

Copline – Hotline for law enforcement (800) 267-5463 https://www.copline.org/

Emergency Psychiatric Facility (24-Hour)

Neuropsych ER Services (713) 970-7070 1502 Taub Loop, Houston, Texas, 77030

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Clinicians (Psychiatrists & Therapists)

Clear Lake Area

Jerry Clark, LPC (281) 335-8422

1110 E Nasa Pkwy #200, Houston, TX 77058

https://www.jerrydclark.com/

Cultivating Changes (281) 810-3613

1335 Regents Park Dr. Suite 130, Houston, Texas 77058

http://www.cultivatingchanges.net

Dr. Gina Dunkel (281) 910-3913

1500 Marina Bay Dr., Bldg 113E, Clear Lake Shores, TX 77565

https://www.ginadunkelpsyd.com

Specializes in First Responders

Dr. Rion N. Hart, Ph.D. (713) 522-3133 or (713) 524-2780

1215 Barkdull, Houston, TX 77006

rhart@broadacres.com

Retired Police Psychologist

Innovative Alternatives (713) 222-2525

Sarah Lute, LPC-S

1335 Regents Park Dr., Suite 240, Houston, TX. 77058

http://innovativealternatives.org

Mediation, Counseling, Professional & Personal Development Training

Krist Samaritan Center (281) 480-7554

16441 Space Center Blvd., Suite C-100, Houston, Texas 77058

http://samaritanhouston.org/counseling/

Counseling for individuals, couples, families, and children

Conroe

Refuge Counseling Center (936)-648-5379

Shannon Brown, LPC, LCDC, EMDR

3513 N. Frazier, Conroe, TX 77303

https://refugecounselingcenters.com/

Sliding scale - Trauma informed counseling for First Responders and Veterans

Dickinson

Family Service Center 1-(888)-267-4994 or (409)-938-4814

3425 Termini St., Suite C, Dickinson, TX

www.fsc-galveston.org

nonprofit agency that provides counseling, education, and prevention regardless of economic status

Galveston

Family Service Center 1-(888)-267-4994 or (409)-938-4814

2200 Market Street, Suite 600, Galveston, TX

www.fsc-galveston.org

nonprofit agency that provides counseling, education, and prevention regardless of economic status

Houston

Ethos Behavioral Health (713) 324-3754

5757 Woodway Drive, Ste. 285, Houston, TX 77057

https://ethosbehavioralhealth.com/

Rhonda George, LPC, LMFT (713) 304-1645

3316 Mount Vernon St., Houston, TX 77006

Marriage & Family Therapist

Katy

Cultivating Changes (281) 898-2405

633 E. Fernhurst Drive, Suite 501, Katy, TX 77450

http://www.cultivatingchanges.net

Impireum Psychiatric Group (877) 631-0010

633 E. Fernhurst Drive, Suite 304, Katy, TX 77450

https://impireum.com/

Comprehensive psychiatric and psychotherapy services to Adults, Children and Adolescents

Amanda Martin, Ph.D., LMFT-S (832) 422-8702

24285 Katy Freeway, Suite 400-K, Katy, TX

12570 Clay Rd, Houston, TX 77041

https://amandamartincounseling.com/

EMDR certified – Family/Marriage/individual therapy

Kingwood

Cheryl Rogers, MS, LMFT-S, LPC-S, EMDR (832) 454-4414

Green Oak Place, Ste. 103, Kingwood 77339

Specializes in First Responder and Vets

League City

Impireum Psychiatric Group (877) 631-0010

2600 South Shore Blvd., Suite 730, League City, TX 77573

https://impireum.com/

Comprehensive psychiatric and psychotherapy services to Adults, Children and Adolescents

Psychology Resources (281)-332-5100

216 North Michigan Avenue, League City, TX 77573-2431

http://www.psychology-resources.net/

Missouri City

Boudreaux 2.0 Counseling & Consulting

Tammy Boudreaux, LCSW, EMDR, (832) 539.7673

Laura Boudreaux, LPC, EMDR, phone: (713) 903.3402

EMDR – Focus on First Responders Issues

Miranda DiBenedetto, MA, LPC, EMDR (817) 881.7420

4220 Cartwright Rd. Ste. 1002, Missouri City 77479

Email: mirandayourtherapist@gmail.com

EMDR

Online Only

Brightside Health

Video/Telemedicine: Psychiatry, Therapist/Counseling, Teen Care (13 y.o. and up)

https://brightside.com

Pearland Area

Beverly Walsh, Ph.D., Brookside Ranch (713) 540-1528

5731 Brookside Rd, Brookside Village, TX 77581

https://beverlywalshphd.com/index.html#/

Equine-assisted psychotherapy

Cultivating Changes (281) 898-2405

6301 Broadway Street, Pearland, TX 77581

http://www.cultivatingchanges.net

Richmond

Ellie Mental Health (832) 906-8743

24200 Via Mazzini Way, Richmond 77406 (Bella Terra)

https://elliementalhealth.com

Individual, Children, Couples, Family, Grief, Trauma-informed, Play therapy; anxiety disorders, autism spectrum disorders, stress/burnout, depression, etc.; in-person or virtual.

FBC Behavioral Health Services: First Responder Wellness (832) 759-7647 (cell) (281) 238-3026 (desk)

Kayla Elwood Agudo, MS, LPC-A, EMDR

301 Jackson St., Ste 610, Richmond, TX 77469

No cost to First Responders employed by Fort Bend County

LifeStance Health - Therapists & Psychiatrists (346) 644-7333

22001 SW Freeway, Suite 125 Richmond, TX 77469

Achieng Carmouche, MSN, PMHNP-BC

Madiha Syed, MD

Oluwadayo Adeyemo, MSN, PMHNP-BC

Families and Children (ages 6 and up)

Spring

Whitcomb Terpening, MSW, LCSW-S (281) 475-6760

Spring, TX

https://thesemicolongroup.com/team/

specializes in working with teens and young adults who have survived a suicide attempt and/or struggle with suicidal thoughts, and with people of all ages who have lost someone to suicide

Sugarland

A Healing Path Counseling & Consulting, PLLC (281) 829-8431

11929 University Blvd., Ste B, Sugar Land, TX 77479

https://ahealingpathcounseling.com

Greenbrook TMS Therapy – Sugar Land TMS Therapy Treatment Center (855) 940-4867

77 Sugar Creek Center Blvd. Sugar Land, TX 77478

https://www.greenbrooktms.com

TMS is an FDA-cleared, non-drug, non-invasive therapy for the treatment of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Using the same magnetic technology found in MRI machines, TMS therapy stimulates the areas of the brain responsible for mood. TMS provides depression symptom relief for about 83% of people who try it after antidepressants have proven ineffective.” There is also evidence that it may help with Bipolar Disorder and relief of PTSD symptoms.
Free evaluation consultation.

LifeStance Health - Therapists & Psychiatrists (844) 940-1102

1235 Lake Pointe Pkwy Dr, Suite 104, Sugar Land, TX 77478

The Woodlands

Carrera Counseling Services, PLLC (281) 222-6247

10210 Grogans Mill Rd, Suites 145 & 150, The Woodlands, TX

Ashley Stakes Brockman, LPC-A, EMDR (previously served as a paramedic with CyCreek and HC Emerg Corps)

https://carreracounseling.com

EMDR – Focus on First Responders Issues

Impireum Psychiatric Group (877) 631-0010

9595 Six Pines Dr. Bldg 8, Level 2, Suite 8210, The Woodlands, TX 77380

https://impireum.com/

Comprehensive psychiatric and psychotherapy services to Adults, Children and Adolescents

Janet Nicholas, MA, LPC, LCDC (713) 882-4268

Located in the Woodlands

https://janetnicholas.com/

Christian Counseling and Equine-assisted therapy located in Tomball

Grief Support

Bo’s Place (713) 942-8339

http://www.bosplace.org

10050 Bufalo Speedway, Houston, Texas, 77054

Grief support for Individuals and groups

Trauma and Grief (TAG) Center at the Hackett Center for Mental Health

http://www.tagcenter.org

Trauma and grief support for children, adolescents, and their families

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Inpatient/Outpatient Addiction, Substance Use, and Mental Health Treatment

Acadia Healthcare (866) 201-5114 – 24/7 support available

Multiple locations, 38 states

https://www.acadiahealthcare.com

Network for addiction and co-occurring mental health concerns for all ages and genders.
They offer every level of care, including acute inpatient hospitals, residential treatment centers, specialty programs, a variety of outpatient treatment options, and medication-assisted opioid treatment clinics.

Center for Discovery Eating Disorder Program (855) 996-0942

8588 Katy Freeway, Suite 440A, Houston 77024 (Adult, Youth 11-18-Houston)

17515 Swansbury Drive, Cypress 77429 (Young Adult 16-23-Cypress)

https://CenterforDiscovery.com

Outpatient and Inpatient services for eating disorders

Cypress Creek Behavioral Hospital “Honor Strong Program” (281) 995-1475

17750 Cali Drive, Houston, TX

Acute Inpatient and Outpatient Programs to support First Responders with behavioral health issues. When calling, identify as a First Responder to ensure the correct program/providers are activated.

Cypress Lake Recovery (866) 897-6340

1129 US-287, Woodville, TX 75979

https://www.cypresslakerecovery.com/

Inpatient and intensive outpatient services

Discovery Mood and Anxiety Program (844) 522-2095

8588 Katy Freeway, Suite 440A, Houston 77024

https://DiscoveryMood.com

Inpatient and Outpatient services for depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders (Adults, Adolescents ages 11-18)

IAFF – Advanced Recovery Systems (855) 900-8437

https://www.iaffrecoverycenter.com
Contact: Hannah Elmore, MSW Email: HElmore@advancedrecoverysystems.com
Cell: 727-506-9036 | Fax: 888-398-5212

Exclusively for IAFF members.
Inpatient treatment in Marlboro, Maryland
Specializes in PTSD for professional fire service members who struggle with trauma, substance use, addiction, and other related behavioral health challenges.

Kemah Palms Recovery (713) 568-1210

1013 Delesandri Ln, Kemah, TX 77565

https://www.kemahpalms.com

Inpatient and intensive outpatient services

PaRC (Prevention and Recovery Center) (832) 416-1095 (877) 464-7272

3043 Gessner Rd., Houston 77080

1733 Woodstead Court, Suite 102, The Woodlands 77380

https://PaRCBh.com

Addiction and Chemical Dependency
Detox, Inpatient & Outpatient
Adult and Adolescent

The Last Resort Recovery – First Responder Addiction Treatment (877) 287-0785

1620 FM 535, Suite D, Smithville, TX 78957

https://www.lastresortrecovery.com/who-we-treat/first-responders/

Addiction and underlying trauma treatment and recovery program for Men.
Detox, in-patient, outpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, family rehab, aftercare, Healing Heart Trauma Program.

New Dimensions Day Treatment Centers 1 (800)-685-9796

https://nddtreatment.com/

Locations in Clear Lake, The Woodlands, and Katy

Outpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation services for adults and adolescents

New Hope Ranch-Stars & Stripes Program (737) 400-0390

11908 Sparks Road, Manor, TX 78653

https://www.newhoperanch.com/treatment-programs/veterans-program/

The Stars & Stripes program at New Hope Ranch is tailored to help veterans and first responders on the road to recovery from substance use disorder, as well as specifically reintegrate veterans into their community. Trauma focused therapies for co-occurring disorders.

Outreach, Screening, Assessment, and Referral (OSAR) (844) 704-1291 or (409) 944-4365 https://gulfcoastcenter.org/substance-use-services/

Gulf Coast Center has locations in Galveston, Angleton, and Texas City

provides screening and referral at no cost for anyone who needs to be screened to determine an appropriate level of care for substance use services.

The Meadows Behavioral Healthcare (866) 330-1925 (admissions); (928) 668-1999

Multiple locations in Texas, Arizona, and California
https://www.themeadows.com

Inpatient and intensive outpatient services

Warriors Anonymous (409) 229-1355

https://www.warriorsheart.com/warriors-anonymous/

Multiple times, days, and locations virtually (Zoom) or in person (Houston and Texas City)

Warriors Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking/drug problem. Membership is open to Warriors (active military, veteran or first responder) who want to do something about their drinking/drug problem

Warriors Heart (888) 598-4241 – 24/7 support available or text (830) 200-0134

https://www.warriorsheart.com/

756 Purple Sage Road, Bandera, TX 78003

20500 Warriors Way, Milford, VA 22514

Inpatient treatment for Alcohol Abuse, Chemical Dependency, PTSD & MTBI (mild traumatic brain injury) for Active Military, Veterans, and First Responders

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Other Resources

1st Help

https://www.1sthelp.net/

Matches first responders with appropriate services based on a brief questionnaire, which determines what specific assistance you need (emotional, financial, religious, etc.).

1st Response Family Clinic (936) 231-8610

https://frfclinic.com

3401 West Davis Street, Conroe, TX 77304

Quality health care at an affordable price. No appointment necessary.

American Warrior Association (682) 350-5003

https://awa-usa.org/programs

Free 5-day retreats in the mountains of Colorado, California, and Georgia for active military, veterans, and first responders. Curriculum is based on group therapy combined with outdoor activities. Men’s retreat and women’s retreat are separate.

Badge of Life

https://www.badgeoflife.org/

Badge of Life’s focus is educating and training agencies on mental health and suicide prevention in law enforcement.

Behind the Badge Charities (281) 815-4980

https://behindthebadgecharities.org

Financial support for FBC First Responders with injury, serious illness, or other emergency situation.

Blue H.E.L.P.

https://bluehelp.org/

Blue H.E.L.P. is an organization working to reduce mental health stigma in law enforcement and raise awareness of the problem of suicide in Law Enforcement.

Cops Alive (303) 940-0411

http://www.copsalive.com

Provides resources and strategies to help cops live happy and successful lives.

Divorce Right, Inc.

https://divorcerightinc.com

A divorce mediation, coaching, and consulting company with licensed and certified professionals that serve families going through a divorce.

Guardian Grounds Ranch

https://guardiangrounds.org/home

Free hunting, fishing, and cabin stays in Lindale, TX. for veterans, first responders and their families.

First Responder Support Network (415) 721-9789

https://www.frsn.org/

FRSN provides educational treatment programs for first responders and their families.

Fort Bend Helping Heroes Charity (281) 344-7377

https://fbhelpingheroescharity.org

A local charity focused on Fort Bend County First Responders who have had financial impacts to their lives and lives of their families. They have provided help after disasters, injury, illness, emergency situations. Their board of directors are all former FBC First Responders.

Gulf Coast Center (800)-643-0967

https://gulfcoastcenter.org

Adult and Youth Clinics in Alvin, Angleton, Galveston, and Texas City
Offers Same-Day/Next-Day Mental Health Services. Substance Use Services/Veteran Support Services, Crime Victims Counseling

Headstrong Project

https://theheadstrongproject.org/get-help/

Confidential, barrier-free, stigma-free counseling services SPECIFICALLY for military and veterans, regardless of era served or branch of service. FREE of any charge for up to 30 sessions-small copay to therapist after that; trauma focused/informed clinicians and modalities.

Health Trauma & Resilience Center (713) 486-2630 https://med.uth.edu/psychiatry/trauma-and-resilience-center/services/

Specialty treatment programs for trauma/PTSD for Veterans, First Responders, and their families with free to low-cost directly into patients’ homes via telemedicine for trauma/ PTSD related services.

Heroes Helpline (833) 367-4689

https://sbmi.uth.edu/ace/helpline.htm

Mental health and substance use support for all First Responders through UT Health Houston. Can Assist with treatment navigation and referral services. No cost associated for Texas EMS personnel.

International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (410) 750-9600

https://icisf.org/

CISM resources and team locator

LEMIT Post Critical Incident Seminar (800) 477-9248 https://www.lemitonline.org/programs/?mode=view&item=21

Camara Walden, Coordinator - Professional Development Programs
Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas
George J. Beto Criminal Justice Building; Sam Houston State University; Huntsville, TX 77341-2417
Fax: (936) 294-3926
Phone: (936) 294-4995; 800-477-9248
lemitpdp@shsu.edu

The Post Critical Incident Seminar is a three-day workshop, delivered by LEMIT and is designed for first responders, as well as active and veteran military personnel, who have experienced traumatic life-altering incidents while in the performance of their duties. The Post Critical Incident Seminar will provide education on trauma, patterns of resolution, and field-tested coping strategies to promote recovery and resilience, and peer support is an important element in the process. Discussion of incidents with fellow first responders or military veterans who have "been there" promotes normalization and recovery. This format has been in use by the FBI since 1985.
There is no registration fee for the seminar. Lunches are provided each day and lodging is covered for participants who choose to lodge with us at our designated event hotel. Participants and/or their department or agency will cover the costs associated with travel.

Participants are highly encouraged to bring their spouse, as they can also be affected by the critical incident that the participant experienced.

NAMI Gulf Coast (281)-585-3100

https://namigulfcoast.org/

Organization of families, friends, and individuals whose lives have been affected by mental illness. They advocate for better lives and offer a variety of education and support programs directed to individuals living with mental illness, family members, friends, and the community.

Pastoral and Chaplain Services

https://www.pcsministries.org/

Crisis chaplaincy services to individuals, families and first responders who have experienced trauma or are in crisis. They also offer pastoral and family services – including counseling, weddings, funerals, and beyond.

PTSD Foundation of America, Camp Hope Combat trauma support line 1-877-717-PTSD (7873) Office 832-912-4429

https://ptsdusa.org

Provides interim and transitional housing to veterans. Outreach programs help veterans and their families suffering from the effects of PTSD.

Serve & Protect (206) 459-3020

https://www.serveprotect.org/

Connects public safety professionals with trauma services

Share the Load for Fire & EMS 1 (888) 731-FIRE (3473)

https://www.nvfc.org/share-the-load-resources/

Fire and EMS Helpline

Stronger Families (425) 679-5671

https://strongerfamilies.com/

Offers classes and weekend retreats in Texas, Arkansas, California, and Idaho to teach couples life-changing relationship skills for military, veteran, and first responder families.

Sunny Creek Ranch (281) 229-3633

https://sunnycreekranch.com/horses-for-heroes

Montgomery, TX

Horses for Heroes offers free certified Eagle equine therapy with horse specialist and therapist for veterans, first responders, and their families.

The Wounded Blue (702) 290-5611

https://thewoundedblue.org/

The Wounded Blue is working to de-stigmatize mental health within the law enforcement community through its Peer Advocate Support Program and community outreach Offers peer support and a program called Code 4 Total Wellness-app with access to telehealth and even financial assistance at low to no cost.

Texas Law Enforcement Peer Network (972) 338-1314 https://www.tcole.texas.gov/node/2165

Free and confidential peer support app provided by the State of Texas for law enforcement. Access to chat and resources by active and retired law enforcement.
The network will train and mentor police officer volunteers to assist their fellow officers manage stressors both on and off the job.

VALOR

https://www.valorforblue.org/Home

The Valor Officer Safety and Wellness program is a Bureau of Justice Assistance funded initiative that provides a ton of resources and online training focused on improving officer health and resilience.

Warrior's Rest Foundation

https://warriorsrestfoundation.org

Serves agencies in Fire, EMS, Communications Officers, and Corrections, and Law Enforcement.
Through peer support teams, workshops, and educational tools, Warrior’s Rest is shifting the stigma that surrounds job-related trauma with programs that support healthy individuals and build infrastructure within agencies
Also extend services to Adult Children of First Responders and Command Staff (Captain and above)

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Websites to Search for Additional Therapists and Resources:

Certified First Responder Counselor (CFRC) Directory

http://www.firstrespondercounselor.com

Directory of counselors who completed the CFRC program

Psychology Today

http://www.psychologytoday.com

Filters by insurance, locations, types of counseling, etc.

UTMB Community Resource Directory

http://www.utmb.edu/health-resource-center/community-resource-directory

Locates available resources in the community to assist with health and well-being