Find local and national resources information below.
NAMI Helpline
1‑800‑950‑6264
Crisis Support
TEXT NAMI TO 741741
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1‑988‑273‑8255
Local Crisis Line
509‑575‑4200 or 1‑800‑572‑8122
Comprehensive (formerly CWCMH)
Yakima Office: (509)575-4084
Sunnyside Office: (509) 837-2089
Yakima County Crisis Line: (509)575-4200
Kittitas County Crisis Line: (509)925-9861 or (509) 925-4168
Klickitat County Crisis Line: (800)572-8122
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
(800)273-TALK (8255)
(800)SUICIDE (784-2433)
Open Line: (509)575-4200 or (800)572-8122
The Trevor Project: Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Youth Suicide Hotline:
(866)4-U-TREVOR (488-7386)
Washington State Teenline:
(877)-345-TEEN
POLICE: 911
Yakima Police Department-Community Services: (509)575-6197
Yakima County Sheriff’s Office:
(509)574-2500
911
Yakima Fire Department: (509) 575-6060
Union Gospel Mission: (509)248-4510
Diocese of Yakima Housing Services / Catholic Charities Housing Services: (509)853-2800
ASPEN: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and General Crimes Services: (509)925-9384 or (866)925-9384
Yakima Sexual Assault and General Crimes Services: (509 )452-9675 or (888) 605-6999
Northwest Justice Project: (509) 574-4234
Yakima County Prosecutor’s Office Victim/Witness Assistance: (509) 574-1210
911
Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic: Yakima
Medical: (509) 248-3334
Dental: (509) 248-1082
Pharmacy: (509) 452-8325
Women’s Health and Pediatrics:
(509) 575-1234
Children’s Dental: (509) 575-3399
Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic: Toppenish
Medical: (509) 865-5600
Dental: (509) 865-3886
Pharmacy: (509) 865-3355
Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic: Grandview
Medical: (509) 882-3444
Dental: (509) 882-4491
Pharmacy: (509) 882-3977
Yakima Neighborhood Health Services: (509)454-4143
Central Washington Family Medicine:(509)452-4520
Planned Parenthood: (509)248-3625
Indian Health Services: (509) 865-1708
Sundown M. Ranch: (509)457-0990
Dependency Health Services: (509)248-1200
Triumph Treatment Services:
(509)248-1800
Casa de Esperanza: (509)453-9387
Barth Clinic: (509)457-5653
Merit Resource Services:
Yakima (509) 469-9366
Sunnyside: (509) 837-7700
Toppenish: (509)865-5233
Wapato: (509) 877-7271
Alcoholics Anonymous: (509)453-7680
Comprehensive (formerly CWCMH)
Yakima Office: (509)575-4084
Sunnyside Office: (509) 837-2089
Yakama Nation Comprehensive Community Alcoholism Program and Youth Treatment Program: (509)865-5121
DrugRehab.com
24/7 Help Line (877)715-4916
AddictionCenter.com
For 24/7 Treatment Help Call:(877) 655-5116
Rehab Center
Call: 1-888-979-9592
Advanced Recovery Systems
Call 1-844-225-8937
National Domestic Violence Hotline: (800)799-SAFE (7233)
YWCA: (509)248-7796
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital: (509)575-8000
Yakima Regional Medical Center: (509)575-5000
Sunnyside Community Hospital:
(509)837-1500
Toppenish Community Hospital:
(509)865-3105
Catholic Family & Child Services: (509)965-7100
Comprehensive: (509)575-4084
Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic/Behavioral Health Services: (509)453-1344
Two Rivers Landing: (509) 575-4084
Yakama Nation Behavioral Health:
(509) 865-5121
The New Hope Clinic: (509)453-7144
Yakima Health District: (509)249-6518 or (509)249-6559
Division of Children & Family Services
Yakima:(509)225-6500
Toppenish:(509)865-7400
Sunnyside:(509)836-5550
Educational Service District 105: (509) 575-2885
Catholic Family & Child Services: (509)965-7100
Casey Family: (509) 457-8197
Comprehensive: (509) 575-4084
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Yakima: (509) 453-8229
YVFWC: (509) 453-1344
Catholic Family and Child Services:
(509) 965-7100
Northwest Community Action Center: (509) 865-7630
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Yakima: (509) 453-8229
Children’s Village: (509) 574-3200
Rod’s House: (509) 895-2665
Madison House: (509) 457-3370
Yakima County Juvenile Justice:
(509) 574-2050
Mental Health America : Tools 2 Thrive:
Tools 2 Thrive, provides practical tools that everyone can use to improve their mental health and increase their resiliency regardless of their personal situation.
https://www.mhanational.org/mental-health-month
Crisis Guide
"Navigating a Mental Health Crisis: A NAMI Resource Guide for Those Experiencing a Mental Health Emergency" (Crisis Guide) provides important, potentially life-saving information for people experiencing mental health crises and their loved ones. This guide outlines what can contribute to a crisis, warning signs that a crisis is emerging, strategies to help de-escalate a crisis, available resources and so much more.
https://www.nami.org/Support-Education/Publications-Reports/Guides/Navigating-a-Mental-Health-Crisis
Circle of Care
NAMI has partnered with the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC) to create "Circle of Care: A Guidebook for Mental Health Caregivers." This guidebook emerged from the national study on mental health caregiving, "On Pins and Needles: Caregivers of Adults with Mental Illness." This study's findings were released in February 2016. It was the first national survey of mental health caregivers conducted in the United States, and it identified numerous challenges faced by these caregivers.
https://www.nami.org/Support-Education/Publications-Reports/Guides/Circle-of-Care-Guidebook
NAMI Mental Health Factsheets
https://www.nami.org/About-Mental-Illness/Mental-Health-by-the-Numbers/Infographics-Fact-Sheets
Smart 911
Smart 911 is now available in Yakima County. You can provide additional information to 911 about your loved one, so that 911 can help you faster in an emergency. In a mental health crisis having the correct information can make a difference in getting appropriate help. By completing information about your loved one's mental health diagnosis, medications, providers and other important details, first responders can more effectively respond. Smart 911 is nationwide. Create a safety profile for your loved one by going to https://smart911.com
NAMI New Jersey en Espanol
https://www.naminj.org/program...
Herramientas Para Prosperar
En ciertas ocasiones de la vida, terminamos en situaciones que no podemos cambiar. La aceptación radical consiste en aceptar plenamente su realidad en situaciones que están fuera de su control. Esto no significa que apruebe la situación, que se rinda o que no sea dolorosa. Sigue teniendo derecho (¡y debería!) a sentirse como se sienta, pero al aceptar que es lo que es, limita el poder que el problema tiene sobre usted y puede comenzar a avanzar.
https://mhanational.org/aceptando-la-realidad
Cómo lidiar con una crisis de salud mental
Cómo lidiar con una crisis de salud mental: Una guía de recursos de NAMI para lidiar con una emergencia de salud mental (Guía en caso de crisis) ofrece información importante para las personas que pasan por crisis de salud mental y sus seres queridos. La guía resalta lo que puede contribuir a una crisis, los signos que alertan que una crisis está por ocurrir, las estrategias para ayudar a reducir la intensidad de una crisis y los recursos que pueden estar disponibles para las personas afectadas. Además, se incluye información acerca de cómo apoyar a una persona que presenta una crisis, así como un ejemplo de un plan en caso de crisis.
Círculo de atención
NAMI ha colaborado con National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC) para crear Círculo de atención: una guía para los cuidadores de salud mental. La guía Círculo de Atención es el resultado de un estudio nacional sobre el cuidado de la salud mental titulado On Pins & Needles: Caregivers of Adults with Mental lllness. Fue el primer estudio nacional sobre cuidadores de salud mental realizado en los Estados Unidos, y permitió identificar muchos de los desafíos que estos cuidadores enfrentan. El informe final fue publicado en el 2016.
Hoja informativa sobre salud mental
(desplácese hacia abajo para ver las hojas informativas en español)
https://www.nami.org/About-Mental-Illness/Mental-Health-by-the-Numbers/Infographics-Fact-Sheets