Resources

Local Support Groups and Twelve-Step Meetings

Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA)
A free social support group for children of alcoholics
(503) 223-8314

Al-Anon of Portland
Social support for those with friends or family with alcohol problems

Smart Recovery (Self-help for addiction & alcohol abuse)
Smart Recovery Local meeting schedule

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
Referrals to self-help groups and phone numbers of state/regional chapters
(800) 950-NAMI

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
For a list of support groups in Portland

Other Mental Health Related Webpages

Oregon Department of Human Services
Includes services such as: child protective services, addiction services, developmental disabilities services, senior services, mental health services, and Oregon State Hospital
(503) 945-5651

Multnomah County Human Services
Services Include: mental health and addiction services division, aging and disability services, adult protective services, emergency prescription assistance, developmental disabilities services division, domestic violence division, specialized resources for LGBT violence victims/children who have witnessed domestic violence

Washington County Health & Human Services

Cascade AIDS Project
Information, referral, testing and help
(503) 223-5907

Outside In
An outreach program to homeless youth that has many great programs
(503) 223-4121

Planned Parenthood Oregon
Provides family planning, counseling, and clinical services

For Veterans

Veterans Medical Center—Portland
Mental health and general medical services for veterans. Free transportation available for disabled veterans with no other transportation resources.
3710 SW US Veterans Hospital Rd., PO Box 1034, Portland, OR 97207
(503) 220-8262
(800) 949-1004

Information on Psychology and Mental Health

Psych Central
Central source for information on psychology/mental health on the Internet, since 1992

National Institute of Mental Health
Information on mental health with a biological slant from our nation's premier funding agency for mental health research

SAMHSA Mental Health Info
Publications from SAMHSA on mental health issues

The American Psychological Association Help Center
Provides information on mental health and help on finding a psychologist in your area

The Oregon Psychological Association

Crisis Lines

Multnomah County Mental Health Crisis Line
503-988-4888 (voice)
503-988-5866 (TTY)
800-716-9769 (voice)

Washington County Crisis 503 291 9111

Portland Women's Crisis Line
503-235-5333

Alcohol and Drug Helpline
503-244-1312

Domestic Violence and Child Abuse

Bradley Angle House
Provides 24 hour peer counseling, resource referral and domestic violence information. B-A House provides programs for battered women and their children from all racial, social, economic and educational backgrounds
(503) 281-2442

Child Abuse Response and Evaluation
(503) 331-2400

Domestic Violence Hotline
Oregon Department of Human Services
1-800-799-SAFE

La Linea de Ayuda para la Mujer
(Spanish-speaking Women's Crisis Line)
(503) 232-4448

Portland Women's Crisis Line
(503) 235-5333 or 1-888-235-5333

SAWERA
South Asian Women's Empowerment and Resource Alliance
(503) 778-7386

Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia Information Foundation (Oregon)

Fibromyalgia Network

National Fibromyalgia Association

Men with Fibro

The Frida Center for Fibromyalgia