Alabama Department Of Mental Health Directory

About Alabama Department of Mental Health
Services Offered by Alabama DHR

Mental Health Services
Intellectual Disabilities Services
Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment Services
Community Services
Department of Public Health

Finding Mental Health Services

Searchable Directory
Who Can Receive Services
How to Access Services
Service Providers
Support Groups

Behavioral Health Resources

Articles on Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Conferences & Workshops
Community Events
Research & Publications
Crisis Intervention Hotline

Education & Training Programs

Continuing Education Courses
Community Outreach & Training Programs
Internship & Fellowship Opportunities
Professional Development

Licensing & Certification

Information on Licensure & Certification
License Verification
Code of Ethics
Complaint Process

Policy & Advocacy

Current Legislation & Regulations
Public Policy Positions & Statements
Advocacy Initiatives

About the Alabama Mental Health Commission

Commission Members
Meeting Schedule & Minutes
Agendas & Reports
Contact Information

Get Involved

Volunteer Opportunities
Donate to Mental Health Causes
Attend Events & Fundraisers
Advocate for Mental Health

Contact Alabama DHR

Main Office Location & Contact Information
Regional Office Contacts
Department Directory
Feedback & Complaints

About Alabama Department of Mental Health

The Alabama Department of Mental Health (ADMH) is a state agency dedicated to providing mental health services, intellectual disabilities services, substance abuse prevention and treatment services, and community services to individuals and families across Alabama. ADMH is committed to promoting mental health and well-being while advocating for the rights of those affected by mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders.

Services Offered by Alabama DHR

Mental Health Services

ADMH offers a range of mental health services including outpatient therapy, inpatient hospitalization, crisis intervention, and case management. The department also provides services for individuals with severe and persistent mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.

Intellectual Disabilities Services

ADMH provides services for individuals with intellectual disabilities including case management, residential care, day habilitation, and vocational rehabilitation. The department also offers early intervention services for infants and toddlers with developmental delays or disabilities.

Substance Abuse Prevention & Treatment Services

ADMH provides substance abuse prevention and treatment services through a network of community-based providers. Services include assessment, detoxification, outpatient counseling, and residential treatment. The department also operates several regional substance abuse treatment centers across the state.

Community Services

ADMH provides community-based services such as mobile crisis response, peer support, and family support services. The department also offers educational programs aimed at promoting mental health awareness and reducing stigma surrounding mental illness and substance abuse.

Department of Public Health

ADMH collaborates with the Alabama Department of Public Health to promote health and well-being in communities across the state. This partnership includes initiatives to prevent and address public health issues such as suicide, drug overdose, and chronic disease.

Finding Mental Health Services

Searchable Directory

ADMH offers a searchable directory on their website to help individuals locate mental health services in their area. The directory allows users to search by location, service type, and provider name.

Who Can Receive Services

ADMH provides services to individuals of all ages who are experiencing mental health or substance abuse issues. Some services may be restricted based on age or diagnosis.

How to Access Services

Individuals can access ADMH services by contacting their local community mental health center or by calling the ADMH toll-free number. Some services may require a referral from a primary care physician or other healthcare provider.

Service Providers

ADMH contracts with a network of community-based providers to deliver mental health and substance abuse services across the state. These providers include hospitals, clinics, and non-profit organizations.

Support Groups

ADMH offers a list of support groups on their website for individuals and families affected by mental illness or substance abuse disorders. These groups provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals to share their experiences and receive emotional support.

Behavioral Health Resources

Articles on Mental Health & Substance Abuse

ADMH provides a library of articles on their website related to mental health and substance abuse issues. These articles cover a wide range of topics including common mental health disorders, treatment options, and coping strategies.

Conferences & Workshops

ADMH hosts conferences and workshops throughout the year aimed at educating healthcare professionals, community leaders, and the general public about mental health and substance abuse issues. These events provide an opportunity for attendees to learn from experts in the field and network with peers.

Community Events

ADMH participates in community events across the state aimed at promoting mental health awareness and reducing stigma surrounding mental illness and substance abuse. These events provide an opportunity for individuals and families to learn about available resources and connect with others who have similar experiences.

Research & Publications

ADMH conducts research on mental health and substance abuse issues and publishes reports and findings on their website. These resources provide valuable information to healthcare professionals, policymakers, and the general public.

Crisis Intervention Hotline

ADMH operates a crisis intervention hotline that is available 24/7 to provide support and assistance to individuals experiencing a mental health or substance abuse crisis. The hotline is staffed by trained professionals who can provide guidance and connect callers with appropriate resources.

Education & Training Programs

Continuing Education Courses

ADMH offers continuing education courses for healthcare professionals on topics related to mental health and substance abuse. These courses provide an opportunity for professionals to stay up-to-date on the latest research and treatment options.

Community Outreach & Training Programs

ADMH provides community outreach and training programs aimed at educating the general public about mental health and substance abuse issues. These programs include mental health first aid training, suicide prevention training, and substance abuse prevention education.

Internship & Fellowship Opportunities

ADMH offers internship and fellowship opportunities for students and recent graduates interested in pursuing a career in mental health or substance abuse services. These opportunities provide hands-on experience and training in a variety of settings.

Professional Development

ADMH offers professional development opportunities for healthcare professionals including conferences, workshops, and online resources. These opportunities provide a platform for professionals to share best practices, learn about new research, and network with peers.

Licensing & Certification

Information on Licensure & Certification

ADMH provides information on licensure and certification requirements for healthcare professionals working in mental health and substance abuse services. This information includes requirements for various types of licenses and certifications, as well as information on the application process.

License Verification

ADMH provides a license verification tool on their website that allows individuals to verify the status of a healthcare professional's license or certification. This tool can be used to ensure that a healthcare professional is properly licensed and in good standing.

Code of Ethics

ADMH provides a code of ethics for healthcare professionals working in mental health and substance abuse services. This code outlines ethical standards and expectations for professionals in these fields.

Complaint Process

ADMH provides a complaint process for individuals who have concerns or complaints about healthcare professionals working in mental health and substance abuse services. This process allows individuals to file a complaint and have it investigated by ADMH.

Policy & Advocacy

Current Legislation & Regulations

ADMH advocates for policies and regulations that promote mental health and substance abuse services and protect the rights of individuals affected by mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders. The department tracks current legislation and regulations related to these issues and provides updates on their website.

Public Policy Positions & Statements

ADMH develops public policy positions and statements on issues related to mental health and substance abuse services. These positions and statements are based on research, best practices, and input from stakeholders.

Advocacy Initiatives

ADMH advocates for mental health and substance abuse services through various initiatives including public education campaigns, grassroots advocacy efforts, and collaboration with other organizations and agencies.

About the Alabama Mental Health Commission

Commission Members

The Alabama Mental Health Commission is responsible for overseeing ADMH and ensuring that the department is fulfilling its mission to provide mental health and substance abuse services to individuals and families across the state. The commission is made up of appointed members who serve in a volunteer capacity.

Meeting Schedule & Minutes

The Alabama Mental Health Commission holds regular meetings throughout the year to discuss department operations, policies, and initiatives. Meeting schedules and minutes are available on their website.

Agendas & Reports

The Alabama Mental Health Commission publishes agendas and reports related to their meetings and activities. These documents provide insight into the commission's priorities and initiatives.

Contact Information

Contact information for the Alabama Mental Health Commission is available on their website. Individuals who have questions or concerns about ADMH or mental health and substance abuse services in Alabama can contact the commission for assistance.

Get Involved

Volunteer Opportunities

ADMH offers volunteer opportunities for individuals interested in supporting mental health and substance abuse services in Alabama. These opportunities include volunteering at regional treatment centers, serving on advisory committees, and providing support to individuals and families affected by mental illness and/or substance abuse.

Donate to Mental Health Causes

ADMH accepts donations to support mental health and substance abuse services in Alabama. Donations can be made online or by mail and are used to support a variety of programs and initiatives.

Attend Events & Fundraisers

ADMH hosts events and fundraisers throughout the year to support mental health and substance abuse services in Alabama. These events provide an opportunity for individuals and families to come together and support a common cause.

Advocate for Mental Health

Individuals can advocate for mental health and substance abuse services by contacting their elected officials, sharing their experiences with others, and promoting awareness of these issues in their communities.

Contact Alabama DHR

Main Office Location & Contact Information

The main office of ADMH is located in Montgomery, Alabama. Contact information, including phone numbers and email addresses, is available on their website.

Regional Office Contacts

ADMH has regional offices located throughout the state. Contact information for these offices is available on their website.

Department Directory

A department directory, including contact information for key personnel, is available on the ADMH website.

Feedback & Complaints

ADMH welcomes feedback and complaints from individuals who have received mental health or substance abuse services in Alabama. Feedback and complaints can be submitted online or by mail.