Mental Health Therapy in West Point

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Kenya Crawford-Walker

Kenya Crawford-Walker

West Point, Mississippi - Licensed Professional Counselor
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Kenya Crawford-Walker is a Licensed Professional Counselor, providing both online and in-person sessions. Services include therapy for children (0 - 10), teen & preteen (11 - 18), adults (18+), and seniors (65+). They also have experience working with Christian clients and provide faith-sensitive care while welcoming people of all backgrounds. Kenya is in-network with insurance providers including Aetna, Anthem, and BlueCross BlueShield. They accept Bank transfer, American Express, and Cash, and may offer sliding scale payment options to help with the cost of treatment. Get in touch to see how therapy can fit your goals and schedule.

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Free Mental Health Resources in Mississippi

Gulfport Behavioral Health System

888-420-5144
Gulfport Behavioral Health System offers dedicated mental health and behavioral health services to children, teens, and adults. They offer free, confidential assessments and both inpatient and outpatient programming. There are also specialized programs for substance use disorders and treatment tracks for veterans, first responders, and active military members.

Mississippi Families as Allies

601-355-0915
Mississippi Families as Allies is a nonprofit organization that supports teens and students who are struggling with their mental health. They also have family support services to improve outcomes. Services are offered in Spanish, and there are regularly scheduled events throughout the year where continued care is available.
Provide Services for
Teens & Students

Mississippi Centers for Autism and Related Developmental Disabilities

228-396-4434
The Mississippi Center for Autism and Related Developmental Disabilities is a nonprofit organization that supports those on the autism spectrum and those with developmental disabilities. Services include assessments, interventions, therapy, educational programming, and family oriented support.
Provide Services for
Autism

Catholic Charities of Jackson

601-355-8634
Catholic Charities of Jackson works with individuals of all ages and walks of life, including those who’ve been impacted by domestic violence or are living with a disability. Along with these specialized programs, counseling, shelter, and general social support services like access to housing and food are available here. They also offer migrant services and support for those struggling with drug or alcohol use.
Provide Services for
Domestic Violence Disability

Hinds Behavioral Health Services

601-321-2400
Hinds Behavioral Health Services provides a continuum of support, including a 24/7 mobile crisis response team that will serve you free of charge. They also offer countless free resources to homeless individuals and others through their Bridge Drop In Center. Here, you can get connected to housing support, meals, and other immediate services.

Pine Belt Mental Healthcare Resources

601-544-4641
Pine Belt Mental Health Care Resources provides comprehensive care to those struggling with a behavioral health challenge. There are specialized counseling services for veterans, children, and those with intellectual or developmental disabilities. There’s also a dedicated chemical dependency program here.

Mississippi Coalition Against Domestic Violence

601-981-9196
The Mississippi Coalition Against Domestic Violence works with victims of domestic abuse, providing access to shelter, advocacy, and resources that will help them. They offer DV related training to different organizations as well. As a state agency, you can get connected to other resources within your community too.
Provide Services for
Domestic Violence

Mental Health Association of South Mississippi

228-864-6274
The Mental Health Association of South Mississippi serves individuals of all ages, providing comprehensive care to address mental health and wellness needs. There are dedicated programs here for homeless individuals, including supportive housing, outreach, and peer support services. There are also mental health care screenings and a drop in center where you can build your educational, social, and work skills.

Mississippi Council on Developmental Disabilities

601-359-6238
The Mississippi Council on Developmental Disabilities works with individuals who have a developmental or intellectual disability, including those on the autism spectrum. They provide supportive care, including mental health support for both individuals and their families. They also collaborate with other state services and agencies to ensure comprehensive care.
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Disability Autism

Mississippi Department of Human Services

601-359-4500
The Mississippi Department of Human Services offers a range of support services to adults, seniors, victims of domestic violence, and those who have an intellectual or developmental disability. You’ll get connected to different resources that can improve your health, wellness, and overall life.
Provide Services for
Seniors Disability Domestic Violence

Mississippi Department of Mental Health

601-359-1288
The Mississippi Department of Mental Health has a 24/7 crisis hotline that you can call if you're experiencing a mental health struggle. This department also offers crisis and stabilization services and can help you start your path to recovery. They support individuals of all ages and backgrounds.

University of Mississippi Counseling Center

662-915-7383
The University of Mississippi Counseling Center supports students and faculty members who are experiencing struggles with their mental health. The center offers free counseling services where you'll work with a licensed professional.
Provide Services for
Teens & Students

NAMI Mississippi

601-899-9058
NAMI Mississippi is a coalition of families, community members, and individuals who will help you receive supportive care for mental health struggles you or a loved one might be working through. They offer access to free in person and online support groups, educational classes, and a host of advocacy programs throughout the state.

Mental Health Mississippi

601-359-1288
Mental Health Mississippi acts as a hub where residents can turn for mental health resources and support. They also provide anonymous mental health screenings and services to address drug and alcohol struggles you might be facing. Supportive care is available for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities as well.

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