Sliding Scale or Free Treatment Options:

http://state.tn.us/mental/MentHealtSerProviders.html#Davidson

Centerstone: 463-6600   http://www.centerstone.org

Nashville Health Corps: 880-2155

Elam Mental Health Center: 327-6609

Sam Levy/McFarrin Park Community Center: 255-8226

St. Thomas Family Health Center South: (Marlene Santana)  222-1400

Vine Hill Community Clinic: 292-9770

Family & Children’s Service Central Office: 201 23rd Ave. N.  320-0591 Southeast Office: 4732 W. Longdale Dr. 832-9220 Provides individual and family counseling plus adoptive services in 26 Middle Tennessee counties. Offers numerous programs including the Center for Adoption in collaboration with the Dept. of Children’s Services, Davidson County Relative Caregiver Program, Family Resource Centers, Office Based Counseling, Trauma Intervention Center for Adolescents and Adults, Family Counseling and LifeWork Productions

Mental Health Association of Middle Tennessee 2416 21st Ave. S. Ste. 201 269-5355 or (888)535-DUCK www.ichope.com A nonprofit agency that offers information, referral and consultation services regarding mental illness, including free educational programs for adults and schoolchildren of all ages.

The Rape & Sexual Abuse Center Nashville: 25 Lindsley Ave. 259-9055 Clarksville: 227 A Dunbar Cabe Rd. 37043 (931) 647-3632 24-hour hotline: (800) 879-1999 www.rasac.org Founded in 1978, the Rape & Sexual Abuse Center is the only agency in Middle Tennessee specializing in the support and treatment of survivors of sexual assault. Provides individual and group counseling to 700 or more men, women and children each year. Support services include the 24-hour crisis line, hospital accompaniment, a court advocacy program, RAD self-defense training for adults, and educational services. No one is turned away for the inability to pay.

Mercy Ministries of America 15328 Old Hickory Blvd. 831-6987 www.mercyministries.org A nondenominational Christian, nonprofit residential treatment home for young women ages 16-28. Help is offered to women dealing with such life-controlling problems as eating disorders, unplanned pregnancies, physical and sexual abuse, suicidal tendencies, drug and alcohol abuse and depression. Professional counseling and education in basic life skills such as budget, finance, fitness and health are offered to women in the program, as well as high school and GED courses and preparation and assistance for college.