Inclusive Therapists

Mental Health · Washington · Free

Find culturally responsive, social-justice-oriented mental health care. Worth contacting for caregivers experiencing burnout, anticipatory grief, or post-caregiving depression after a loved one's death. Crisis lines are free, 24/7, confidential, and answered by trained counselors — no obligation to give a name. Most therapists who accept Medicare are LCSWs and clinical psychologists; psychiatrists are scarcer and often have waitlists. Open at no cost to Washington seniors and the families supporting them.

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  • Friendship Line — Institute on Aging — 24/7 emotional support line for adults 60+ and disabled adults. 1-800-971-0016. Worth contacting for caregivers experie
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