Elder Services Crisis Intervention services:
5125 N. Market
Spokane, WA 99217
(509) 838-4428
Elder
Services provides information and assistance to older people and case
management for frail, isolated, at-risk elders living in the community.
The gatekeeper model is used to locate at-risk elders. Respite
services for caregivers, and volunteer transportation to medical
services for the elderly are also provided. The program focuses on
maintaining clients in their own homes, and is a unique blend of mental
health and aging services.
Frontier Behavioral Health - Family Service Spokane (509) 838-4128
7 South Howard - Suite 321, Spokane, WA 99201
151 South Washington, Spokane, WA 99201
112 North University - Suite 100, Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Counselors are trained in suicide prevention. Ongoing mental health counseling for families, groups, individuals, and marriages is offered. Open to all ages. All insurances and some medical coupons accepted. Clients need to have insurance and medical coupons available when scheduling appointment. Call to make an appointment, no walk-ins.
Frontier Behavioral Health - Spokane Mental Health (509) 838-4651
107 South Division
Spokane, WA 99202
Outpatient mental health and psychiatric services are available to all ages. A comprehensive intake assessment for new clients is provided, which includes a suicide risk assessment. Suicide risk is assessed on an ongoing basis and services are provided as appropriate. Follow-up services are provided. Walk in or call to schedule an appointment.
Inland Psychiatry & Psychology
(509) 458-5889
inlandpshychiatry@gmail.com
http://www.inlandpsychiatry.com 906 West Second Ave., Suite 600
Spokane, WA 99201
A collaborative practice of psychiatrists and therapists who are highly trained to help with life's challenges. We work with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Staff is highly skilled and trained in the latest treatment methods.
Lutheran Community Service Sexual assault, domestic violence and trauma counseling:
(509) 747-8224
Sexual assault/crime victim advocacy 24 hour crisis line: 624-7273
210 West Sprague Ave.
Spokane, WA 99201
http://www.lcsnw.org Certified sexual assault center. Support groups, therapy groups, and individual counseling. Accepts many private insurances, medicaid funded (title 19), grants for survivors or sexual assault with no ability to pay, and crime victims’ compensation program (WA State). Call for more information. Frontier Behavioral Health - Spokane Mental Health (509) 838-4651 107 South Division, Spokane, WA 99202 Outpatient mental health and psychiatric services are available to all ages. A comprehensive intake assessment for new clients is provided, which includes a suicide risk assessment. Suicide risk is assessed on an ongoing basis and services are provided as appropriate. Follow-up services are provided. Walk in or call to schedule an appointment.
Debi Price M.S., LMHC (509) 744-0778, Ext. #5
905 West Riverside Ave. - Suite 501
Spokane, WA 99201
Crisis care and grief/bereavement in a compassionate environment and EMDR therapy are offered. Appointments are available within 48 hours if needed. Sliding scale if need is determined; preferred provider for major insurances.
Survivor Support Services Rich Paulsen, B.S., M.B.A, M.Ed.
509) 484-4021
9507 North Division St.- Suite G
Holland Building
Spokane, WA 99218
Affordable mental health and crisis counseling is available for co-dependency, depression, co-addiction, trauma, pornography, communication, emotional abuse, adults with childhood abuse, relationships, marriage, premarital, and Christian guidance for individuals, couples, and families. Open to all ages. Appointments are available within 72 hours. Follow-up services are provided for crisis services as required. Hourly fee–$65.
Veteran’s Affairs Medical CenterContact: Kevin Bratcher or John David
(509) 434-7288
4815 N. Asembly
Spokane, WA 99205
Crisis Intervention services.
Services include: Walk-in
services, voluntary in-patient program, emergency room, risk
management/CQI team and CDM HP’s. Providers are trained in Question,
Persuade, Refer & Train—for suicide prevention. Walk-ins are welcome.
AGE OF CONSENT: Age of consent for mental health treatment in Washington State is age 13. This means that youth 13 and older have the right to make their own medical decisions and can request or refuse treatment.
SUICIDE SUPPORT SERVICES
Aging and Long Term Care 1222 N. Post
Spokane, WA 99201
Contact: Nick Beamer (509) 458-2509
The
mission of Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington is to promote
well-being, independence, dignity, and choice for all SENIORS and
for individuals needing long term care in Ferry, Stevens, Pend Oreille,
Spokane and Whitman Counties. Case management includes home visits and
the care givers report to the agency.
Greater Spokane Substance Abuse Council (GSSAC)Prevention Center1804 E. Sprague
Spokane, WA 99212-2900
Contact: Dean Wells (509) 922-8383
Resources and training are available on drug and alcohol-related issues.
Hospice of Spokane
(509) 456-0438
http://www.hospiceofspokane.org 121 South Arthur St.
Spokane, WA 99201
Grief counseling and support services available to any Spokane County resident who has lost a loved one, whether or not the loved one was a client of hospice. Counseling services available Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm. Call to schedule an appointment; group walk-ins welcome.
Odyssey Youth Center (509) 325-3637
http://www.odysseyyouth.org 1121 South Perry St.
Spokane, WA 99202
We work with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth to provide a safe place, education, and advocacy – promoting positive growth and self-empowerment.
Survivors of a Loved One’s Suicide • Hospice of Spokane Sheryl Shepard – (509) 456-0438
http://www.hospiceofspokane.org 121 South Arthur St.
Spokane, WA 99201
A support group for anyone who has lost a loved one to suicide. We meet on Tuesdays from 5:30–6:30 p.m.; call ahead for info.
SUICIDE PREVENTION EDUCATION
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) AJ Sanders – (509) 324-1596
asanders@spokanecounty.org
A two-day, skills-based training program that teaches suicide assessment and intervention skills. ASIST is appropriate for everyone, from concerned citizen to mental health practitioners. Skills and principles are illustrated in case studies presented in DVD and live drama. Participants have multiple opportunities to practice skills in role-play simulations and to engage in discussions with other participants and workshop trainers
QPR Institute Training ProgramPO Box 2867
Spokane, WA 99220
Contact: Kathy White/Paul Quinnett, (509) 536-5100 or 1-800-726-7926, or fax (509) 536-5400
mailto:qinstitute@uswest.nethttp://www.qprinstitute.comThe QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Institute offers education in suicide prevention, gatekeeper training, and suicide risk assessment and management. Programs are offered in both traditional classroom settings and are now ALL available online. Courses are approved for continuing education and some courses are approved for college credits.
Limited time partnership with SRHD to provide discounted training; for information: AJ Sanders (509) 324-1596 | asanders@spokanecounty.org
safeTALK Sabrina Votara –
(509) 475-7334
http://www.yspp.org safeTALK is a 3-hour training that prepares anyone over the age of 15 to identify persons with thoughts of suicide and connect them to suicide first aid resources.
SMILE (Students Mastering Important Life skills Education)PO Box 30357
Spokane, WA 99223
Contact: Christy Toribara, (509) 448-8886
We help at-risk youth (ages 0-25) develop positive life skills and the ability to deal with emotional pain and life challenges. We focus on teaching coping skills to youth before they become at-risk.
YSPP (Youth Suicide Prevention Program), Washington State YSPP
(509) 475-7334
http://www.yspp.org YSPP offers youth-focused suicide prevention education and training to community members and organizations. We also offer free school-based peer education programs and assistance with developing and implementing suicide prevention and intervention programs and crisis response plans.
The YSPP program has 4 basic components that are available to any community, school or group:
1) School-Based Programs:
Tool kit training, youth curriculum and technical assistance is
available to assist individual schools and school districts with
planning and implementation of suicide prevention and intervention
efforts. This service is available at no cost.
2) Training:
Skilled professionals facilitate all training offered by YSPP. Costs
vary depending on training needs and scope of training offered.
3) Community Education:
The program supports efforts to raise awareness of the issue of youth
suicide in communities across Washington. These include one-hour
presentations, support at community-organized awareness events, printed
guidelines, promotion of local and national crisis services, and
assistance in developing community task forces that address local
concerns about suicide.
4) Resource materials:
Available in printed or electronic formats. Printed materials are
available through the address above. Electronic media is available at
the website.
http://www.yspp.org/