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Local Resources

Below you’ll find some area mental health resources. If you know of others, please contact us.

These contacts are provided for information only and not a recommendation or endorsement.  Search for additional mental health professionals at Psychology Today

Camille Wilson, MA, NCC, BCC, LPCS
Practices in Lake Norman area
(704) 455-9883
Full Journey Counseling & Wellness

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Kathy Bray, MA, LPCA, CCTP, NCC
Practices in Lake Norman area
(704) 931-3621
KBray Consulting

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Jeanine Bodner LCSW
(704) 255-5155
Practices in Lake Norman area
https://nomagicwand.com/
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/jeannine-bodner-davidson-nc/153970

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Brett Shore LCMHC
(704) 765-6025
Practices in Lake Norman area
https://www.shore-counseling.com/

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Meredith McDaniel, LCMHC
Milk + Honey Counseling
(704) 931-8590
Practices in Lake Norman area
office@milkandhoneycounseling.com
www.milkandhoneycounseling.com

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Ashley Port, MA, LCMHCA
Milk + Honey Counseling
(704) 489-3582
Practices in Lake Norman area
office@milkandhoneycounseling.com
www.milkandhoneycounseling.com

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Rea Wright, MA, LCMHC
(704) 216-4296
Practices in Lake Norman area
Rea Wright, Counseling & Psychotherapy

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Tracey Easton, LMSW, LCSWA
Practices in Lake Norman area
(704) 327-0610
Easton Consultant PLLC

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Brandon Williams
Practices in Cornelius
(336) 355-8084
Camel City Counseling

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Katy Wogatzke
Practices in Cornelius
(704) 978-9517
katy@camelcitycounseling.com
Work with ages 4-17
Camel City Counseling

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BlueStone Psychotherapy
17714 Kings Point Drive, Suite B
Cornelius, NC 28031
www.bluestonepsychotherapy.com

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Atrium Health Behavioral Health Outpatient Clinic
Davidson, NC
Atrium Health BH Services
704-801-9200

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Davidson Family Therapy
Practices in Lake Norman area
(704) 912-4095
Davidson Family Therapy

 

Greater Charlotte Mental Health Resources

Mental Health Providers

Check your privately insured mental health benefits through your employer or insurer. Ask provider specific questions about the type of care you’re looking for. Check to see if your employer offers an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). EAP’s typically cover employee, spouse, and children living at home.

HopeWay Foundation

HopeWay serves its community and clients by offering three distinct treatment programs: Residential, Partial Hospitalization, and Intensive Outpatient.

Triple Play Farm

Triple Play Farm offers Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy [EFP] and nature based sessions as an alternative to traditional talk therapy. Contact Triple Play Farm to learn about how they maximize the environment to foster healing at the farm.

Atrium Health Behavioral Health, Charlotte

The largest regional provider of mental health, advanced psychiatric and substance abuse services. CHS Behavioral Health provides a full array of behavioral health services, from outpatient and inpatient treatment programs to substance abuse outpatient services, and outpatient counseling

Call to schedule an appointment, phone assessment and referral, and/or for other information about behavioral health and substance abuse services offered within Carolinas Healthcare System.

Atrium Health Behavioral Health Outpatient Clinic, Davidson

Along with the Mindy Ellen Levine Behavioral Health Hospital, there is an outpatient clinic that serves children, adolescents, and adults. Call to schedule an appointment, phone assessment and referral, and/or for other information about behavioral health and substance abuse services offered within Carolinas Healthcare System.

Teen Health Connection

A United Way member agency and Levine Children’s Hospital partner, Teen Health Connection is available to children and adolescents, ages 11-22. This integrated model of healthcare offers medical care, mental health care, with a center for disordered eating and wellness.

  • Insurance:   Private insurance, Medicaid accepted; sliding scale available
  • Hours of Operation:  business hours, Monday-Friday
  • Website: Teen Health Connection
  • Address: 3541 Randolph Road, Suite 206 Charlotte, NC  28211
  • Phone: 704-381-TEEN (8336)
  • No emergency or crisis intervention available

Mental Health America of Central Carolinas (MHA)

A United Way member agency, MHA works to promote mental wellness through advocacy, prevention, and education.  In addition to advocacy, MHA provides information and referral, and MHA’s certified staff delivers evidenced-based trainings in QPR (Question, Persuade, and Refer) suicide prevention, Mental Health First Aid – the Adult and Youth versions, De-escalation, Family Partner Certification, and more.  MHA’s ParentVOICE program provides support for families of youth with emotional, behavioral and mental health challenges; Compeer is an evidenced-based friendship/socialization program matching community volunteers with adults living with mental health issues in a one-to-one match; and their Multicultural Advocacy program works with mental health service providers to assure cultural competence in service delivery.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Lake Norman/Iredell

NAMI is a nonprofit organization that provides support, education, and advocacy throughout the Lake Norman Region, Iredell County, and the surrounding areas with the intent of advancing the interests of all persons affected by mental illness and their families. They offer free educational classes such as Family-to-Family, a 12-week course to help family members better understand mental illness and how to communicate with their loved one, and Peer-to-Peer, a 10-session program for adults with mental illness who are looking to better understand their condition and journey to recovery taught by a trained team of people with lived experience. In addition, they have two ongoing support groups: 1) NAMI Connections– for those with mental illness, facilitated by an individual with lived experience; and 2) NAMI Family Support– for family members to process their struggles in supporting their loved ones with mental illness.

  • Support Groups:
    • NAMI Connection- Every 3rd Monday of the month, 6:30pm-8:00pm, Huntersville UMC, 14005 Stumptown Rd, Huntersville, NC 28078
    • NAMI Family Support
      • Every 3rd Monday of the month, 6:30-8:00pm, Huntersville UMC, 14005 Stumptown Rd, Huntersville, NC 28078
      • Every 1st Wednesday of the month, 6:30-8:00pm, Mooresville Public Library, Selma Burke Room, 304 S Main St, Mooresville, NC 28115
  • Website: NAMI Lake Norman/Iredell
  • Phone: (704) 657-4208
  • No emergency or crisis intervention available

Queen City Harm Reduction (QCHR)

Center for Prevention Services’ Queen City Harm Reduction (QCHR) program provides direct services to people who use drugs and who are at high risk for Hepatitis C, HIV, overdose, and other major health issues in Mecklenburg County. Their staff & volunteers offer free sterile equipment and Naloxone (Narcan) to people who use drugs, people who use hormones, people who do sex work, and other marginalized groups. Their services help to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and overdose fatalities. Syringe Service Programs (SSPs) are an evidence-based method that curbs infection rates and drug misuse. QCHR offers life-saving supplies and empowers directly impacted people through connection, education, and linkage to a variety of healthcare options and social resources.

  • Website: https://www.qcne.org/
  • Fixed Site: 811 Eastway Drive, Charlotte NC 28205. Mobile outreach services are offered in Mecklenburg County. Visit the website for more information.
  • Need Help? Please text (980) 395-2199 to get connected to outreach specialists in your area.

NC 2-1-1

2-1-1 is an easy to remember, three-digit telephone number that connects people with important United Way agencies and community services to meet everyday needs and the immediate needs of people in crisis. For example, 2-1-1 can offer access to affordable high quality child care/after-school care; counseling and support groups; health services; food, clothing and housing and services for seniors and the disabled.

NC 2-1-1 is free, confidential, available all day, everyday and in any language.

 

North Carolina and National Resources

Below you’ll find some national mental health resources. If you know of others, please contact us. These contacts are provided for information only and not a recommendation or endorsement.

General Mental Health Information and Support

Suicide Prevention

Child & Adolescent Support

High School & College Support

Military & Veteran Support

Bullying

Eating Disorders

Overdose Prevention & Substance Use

 

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