Looking for a Mental Health Provider

Employees and their household members are eligible for up to 6 free sessions through the EAP by calling 855-410-7628.  The EAP can also assist in finding a counselor.

Search Engines:

• Find a therapist through Psychology Today
• Find behavioral health treatment services through Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)

The resources below are provided for the purpose of those who would like to work with someone who has a shared identity. Exploring telehealth services may increase the likelihood of finding a provider with a specific identity.

African American/Black

• The Black Virtual Wellness Directory
• Melanin & Mental Health Directory
• Therapy for Black Girls
• Therapy for Black Men

Asian Pacific Islander Desi American

• (APISAA) Therapist Directory
• South Asian Mental Health Initiative & Network Directory

Latinx

• Latinx Therapy Directory
• Therapy for Latinx

Muslim

• Institute for Muslim Mental Health (IMMH)

Inclusive

• Inclusive Therapists
• Sukhi

Intersectionality

• National Queer and Trans Therapists of Color Network (NQTTCN) has a Google map directory
• Therapy for Queer People of Color

• The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: Find behavioral health treatment services.
• American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy: Find a marriage and family therapist.
• The National Eating Disorders Association: Find eating disorder treatment services.
• The Renfrew Center specializes in the treatment of eating disorders and offers virtual outpatient services . During the COVID-19 pandemic they are also offering virtual IOP and virtual day program services.

If you do not have insurance, do not feel comfortable using your insurance, or have high insurance related fees, there are still ways for you to receive treatment.

• Pro Bono counseling project - works to connect uninsured and under-insured, low-income Marylanders with qualified mental health professionals who provide care on a volunteer basis at no cost.
• You can ask any provider if they offer sliding scale fees. Sliding scale means they are willing to adjust their rates for those who qualify. Below are local providers who indicated offering a sliding scale on the Tri-County Behavioral Health Resource Guide:
  • Atlantic Psychological Practice, P.A.; Phone number: 410-543-8291
  • Catholic Charities, Inc; Phone number: 410-651-9608
  • Chesapeake health care; Phone number: 410-219-1100
  • Community Behavioral Health; Phone number: 844-224-5264
  • Compass Health Services; Phone number:443-978-7803
  • Eastern Shore Psychological services, LLC; Phone number: 410-334-6961
  • Cove Recovery; Phone number: 410-548-3333 
  • Lead4Life, Inc; Phone number: 443-978-7864.
  • Life's Energy Wellness Center Inc.; Phone number: 800-857-2395
  • Lighthouse Counseling & Consulting Services; Phone number: 410-957-4200
  • Lighthouse Counseling Christian Ministry; Phone Number: 410-973-2211
  • Lower Shore Clinic, Inc; Phone number: 410-341-3420
  • Seaside Counseling & Wellness Center Phone number: 410-973-2525

• Access the most up to date Tri-County (Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester Counties) Behavioral Health Resource Guide here: wicomicohealth.org/behavioral-health-authority-and-core-service-agency/resource-guide/
• Access the most up to date Midshore (Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot Counties) Behavioral Health Resource Guide here: midshorebehavioralhealth.org/
• To access up to date resource information for those who reside in Delaware: https://dhss.delaware.gov/dhss/dsamh/
• For those who reside on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, emergency, outpatient, and prevention services can be accessed through the Eastern Shore Community Services Board: https://escsb.org/