Consumer Health Complete
Provides content from periodicals, pamphlets and reference works covering all areas of health and wellness from mainstream medicine to the many perspectives of complementary, holistic and integrated medicine.
Arthur Center
Provides outpatient behavioral health services and crisis intervention for youth and adults of east central Missouri (including Callaway County).
Burrell Behavioral Health
Burrell is a private, not for profit organization that provides a wide range of mental health services for individuals and families.
CenterPointe Hospital of Columbia
Provider of acute inpatient and outpatient treatment for adolescents, adults and seniors, who have been suffering addiction or mental health challenges.
Compass Health Network
Not-for-profit center serving 46 Missouri counties that provides a full continuum of behavioral health services and supports.
Family Counseling Center of Missouri, Inc.
Not-for-profit mental health service organization with both outpatient clinics and residential treatment centers in mid-Missouri.
Fulton State Hospital
A regional long-term adult inpatient facility serving 31 counties in central and northern Missouri and providing “Maximum Security and Intermediate Security Forensic mental health services for the entire state of Missouri.”
Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital
Find information on Posttraumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSD), counseling and other support services for veterans, families and caregivers.
Missouri Psychiatric Center (Formerly Mid-Missouri Mental Health Center)
Treatment services for “adults, adolescents, children and their families who are in crisis or who need a comprehensive diagnosis evaluation in an inpatient setting.”
MU Bridge Program: School-Based Psychiatry
Working within the school districts of Boone County, the University of Missouri Health Care’s Bridge program provides psychiatric evaluations and treatment for school-age children who are experiencing emotional or behavioral health issues.
New Horizons
Not-for-profit mental health program providing adult psychiatric services, assistance with medication, drop-in rehabilitation, structured substance abuse treatment programs and support for transition from homelessness.
Phoenix Programs, Inc.
A behavioral health center focusing on individuals and their families who seek long term recovery from substance use disorders and enhancement of mental and physical wellness. Programs include residential treatment for adult men and outpatient treatment for men, women and adolescents.
University of Missouri Psychological Services Clinic
Through the university’s Department of Psychological Services, the clinic provides outpatient counseling and therapy for children and adults in the Columbia area.
Local Resources & Support Organizations
BURST
A free mental health support group offered by The Center Project for LGBTQIA+ youth ages 14-17 who live in Boone County.
Missouri Behavioral Health Council
Provides a complete listing of community mental health centers and alcohol and drug abuse treatment agencies in the state.
Missouri Dept. of Mental Health
The Division of Behavioral Health (DBH) “is responsible for assuring the availability of prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation services for individuals and families requiring public mental health services throughout the State of Missouri.”
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) – Columbia
NAMI is dedicated to “improving the lives not just of individuals with mental illness, but of the entire family” and locally provides support group meetings and education services.
National Resources & Information
Alcoholics Anonymous
The Central Office of Mid Missouri Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Guide offers information on local meetings, both in person and online.
AllPsych – DSM-V-TR
Provides authoritative definitions and diagnosis of mental disorders.
Mental Health America
A non-profit organization working to inform, advocate and enable access to quality behavioral health services for all Americans.
MindFreedom International
A non-profit, advocacy organization critical of the psychiatric drug industry.
National Institute of Mental Health
Information, reports and updates on treatment from government and privately funded research. Includes information on clinical trials, medications and statistics with many printable publications and fact sheets on frequently asked questions.
