Referral Provider Directories
Explore our grouped and curated directories of referral providers.
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Our Referral Directories
Below are some general resources for identifying therapy referrals, including some specific information lines as well as nationwide provider search databases. If you would like help with identifying appropriate referrals, please contact our office at caps@seattleu.edu or at 206-296-6090.
| Referral Service | Website | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| 24-Hour Alcohol/Drug Help Line: Confidential telephone service providing assistance & treatment referrals. | 206-722-3700 | |
| Ingersoll Gender Center Healthcare Provider Database: Healthcare providers offering gender-affirming services. | 206-849-7859 | |
| King County Community Information Line: Resources for health and human services in King County, including low-cost mental health and chemical dependency counseling. | 2-1-1 | |
| King County Sexual Assault Resource Line: 24-hour assistance and referrals. | 888-99-VOICE 888-998-6423 |
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| Open Path Psychotherapy Collective: National network of mental health professionals providing services at reduced rates. | N/A | |
| Psychology Today: Online national database of therapists, psychiatrists, and treatment centers. | N/A | |
| Therapy Den: Online national database of therapists offering in-person and virtual care. | N/A | |
| WSPA (Washington State Psychological Association): Referral information for psychologists in Washington State. | 206-547-4220 |
Many students prefer to work with therapists of a certain identity or cultural background. Below are some databases where self-identifying therapists have listed themselves for clients who would prefer to work with therapists within those groups. If you would like help with identifying appropriate referrals, please contact our office at caps@seattleu.edu or at 206-296-6090.
| Referral Service | Website |
|---|---|
| Asian Mental Health Collective | |
| Asians for Mental Health Directory | |
| Clinicians of Color | |
| Gaylesta | |
| Inclusive Therapists | |
| NQTTCN (National Queer Trans Therapists of Color Network) | |
| South Asian Therapists | |
| Therapy for Black Girls | |
| Therapy in Color | |
| Washington Counselors of Color Network |
Some students are looking for more intensive care through a specialized treatment center. Below are some local treatment centers with different specializations, including Eating Disorders, Substance Use, and general mental health. If you would like help with identifying appropriate referrals, please contact our office at caps@seattleu.edu or at 206-296-6090.
General Mental Health and Mood Disorder Intensive Treatment Centers:
| Referral Service | Website |
|---|---|
| Adult Day Hospital Program (Overlake Medical Center) | |
| Associated Behavioral Health Care | |
| Evidence Based Treatment Centers of 魔都资源网 | |
| Mood, Anxiety, and Trauma Disorder Treatment Center (Pathlight) | |
| THIRA Health | Proven Treatment for Women and Teen Girls |
Eating Disorder Treatment Centers:
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Referral Service |
Website |
|---|---|
| Center for Discovery | |
| Eating Recovery Center Washington | |
| Opal: Food + Body Wisdom | |
| The Emily Program |
Substance Use Treatment Centers:
| Referral Service | Website |
|---|---|
| Assessment & Treatment Associates | |
| Hazelden Betty Ford | Addiction & Mental Health Treatment | |
| Lakeside-Milam Treatment Centers | |
| Northpoint 魔都资源网 | |
| Pioneer Human Services | |
| SeaMar Addiction Recovery | |
| Swedish Addiction Recovery | |
| Valley Cities Recovery Place |