Asheville
On this page, we have listed several resources in this community which are there to care for you. This list is not exhaustive, but it can serve as a bridge to help. It was collected in honor of your story and the stories of people around you. We encourage you to remember your journey is unique—and that every step forward is worth it.
LOCALNorth Carolina MENTOR’s Mobile Crisis Team NATIONALCrisis Text Line National Hopeline Network National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) The Trevor Project (LGBTQ) Treatment Referral Hotline 911 AND ANY LOCAL EMERGENCY ROOM ARE ALSO GREAT RESOURCES IN TIMES OF CRISIS. |
LOCAL TREATMENT RESOURCESTo obtain more local mental health referrals in Asheville, dial 211 or visit 211.org. Bradley David M. Counseling* Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Center of Western North Carolina* Sarah S. Mims* Ashville Counseling** * Clinics or counselors that offer low-to-no cost counseling services or a sliding scale fee ** Counseling groups that may have counselors who offer reduced fees |
SUPPORT GROUPSThere are support groups that exist for a variety of struggles in addition to these listed here. Alcoholics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous Al-Anon Family Groups National Alliance for Mental Illness American Foundation for Suicide Prevention In The Rooms |
The Erika Legacy Foundation firmly believes in the power and efficacy of treatment, however you are responsible for interviewing and selecting the provider or treatment. We firmly suggest you choose licensed, highly reputable mental health providers. Our list has been compiled of a sampling of high quality, highly regarded and licensed providers. As The Erika Legacy Foundation does not provide treatment services, The Erika Legacy Foundation cannot accept responsibility for any of the services provided by these or any other providers.
If there is a resource you would recommend adding, please email info@erikalegacy.com