Let’s talk mental health
Struggling with your emotional health or need someone to talk to? Friends For All is here to help, without judgment. We support our community with mental health, substance abuse issues, and challenges like poor nutrition and physical disabilities to help you live happier and healthier. Learn more about our Behavioral Health services below, or use the quick links for easy access to resources.
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Friends focuses all its services on achieving the following four goals:
Helping people living with HIV/AIDS to become and remain medically adherent
Reducing and preventing homelessness for PLWHA
Reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS infections by promoting the widest variety of prevention tools, including behavioral health services
Offering education about HIV and mental health, as well as reducing HIV and mental health stigma in the Mid-South
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Friends For All offers a variety of group classes during general hours Monday- Thursday 8:30 am- 5pm and Fridays 8:30 am- 4pm. Classes are offered in person, but virtual and phone appointments are available to our Friends living in the Mid-South. Our treatment plans are developed by the Behavioral Health Clinician in collaboration with the client. Most clients can expect positive outcomes, including improvements in managing conflicts, coping with life stressors, and overall emotional wellness.
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Are you interested in Friends’ Behavioral Health Program and how we can help you live well? Here’s what you should expect when starting the process:
Clients begin services by completing intake documents.
The assigned Behavioral Health Clinician will contact the client to schedule their initial therapy appointment.
If transportation is needed, clients can request it with their assigned clinician.
Have questions about our mental health services or trying to reach your therapist? Please fill out the form below. While response timeframes are generally short, please allow for 48 business hours for our Friends to get back to you. If you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, please contact 911 immediately.