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In addition to our state-run facilities, ADMH provides an array of services through a network of over 200 certified community mental health, substance use disorder prevention and treatment, and developmental disability providers in over 600 locations across Alabama.
Click the link above and use the search filters to find a provider near you—use the options separately or in any combination.
What are you looking for? To filter our providers by word(s): name, city, funding source, specific service...
Select a category to filter our providers by type
Select a location to filter our providers by county (the Z All Counties option yields only providers that serve all 67 counties)
You can also click on either option under Browse by these categories to sort providers by type. If you do not know the name of a provider, select both a category AND location before you hit Search Listing to filter our providers.
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Crisis Centers/Alabama Crisis System of Care Information
Below you will find places you can go 24/7/365 with no appointment to receive care for emergency mental health or substance use:
Houston County
SpectraCare Health Systems
800-951-4357
2740 Headland Avenue, Dothan, AL 36303Jefferson County
JBS
205-263-1701
401 Beacon Parkway West, Birmingham, AL 35209Madison County
WellStone
256-533-1970
4040 Memorial Pkwy SW, Huntsville, AL 35802Mobile County
AltaPointe
251-662-8000
2401 Gordon Smith Dr., Mobile, AL 36617Montgomery County
Carastar
800-408-4197
5915 Carmichael Rd., Montgomery, AL 36117Tuscaloosa County
Indian Rivers MH
205-391-4000
1401 Greensboro Ave., Tuscaloosa, AL 35401Emergency Contact Numbers At Community Mental Health Centers
Below you will find emergency contact numbers for after-hours assistance sorted by county. Contact the provider closest to you.
Autauga: Carastar Health (formerly MAMHA) 334-365-2207
Baldwin: AltaPointe Health Systems 251-450-2211
Barbour: SpectraCare Health Systems 800-951-4357
Bibb: Indian Rivers Behavioral Health 205-926-4681
Blount: Eastside Mental Health Center 205-625-3882
Bullock: East Central Alabama Mental Health Center 334-738-5279
Butler: South Central Alabama Mental Health Center 877-530-0002
Calhoun: Highland Health Systems 256-236-3403
Chambers: Integrea 334-742-2877
Cherokee: CED Mental Health Center 256-927-3601
Chilton: Central Alabama Wellness 205-755-5933
Choctaw: West Alabama Mental Health Center 800-239-2901
Clarke: Southwest Alabama Behavioral Health Care Systems 800-239-4673
Clay: AltaPointe Health Systems 251-450-2211
Cleburne: Highland Health Systems 256-463-2969
Coffee: South Central Alabama Mental Health Center 877-530-0002
Colbert: Riverbend Center For Mental Health 256-764-3431
Conecuh: Southwest Alabama Behavioral Health Care Systems 800-239-4673
Coosa: AltaPointe Health Systems 251-450-2211
Covington: South Central Alabama Mental Health Center 877-530-0002
Crenshaw: South Central Alabama Mental Health Center 877-530-0002
Cullman: WellStone Behavioral Health 256-734-4688
Dale: SpectraCare Health Systems 800-951-4357
Dallas: Cahaba Center for Mental Health 800-291-1920
DeKalb: CED Mental Health Center 256-845-4571
Elmore: Carastar Health (formerly MAMHA) 334-567-8408
Escambia: Southwest Alabama Behavioral Health Care Systems 800-239-4673
Etowah: CED Mental Health Center 256.492.7800
Fayette: Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center 205-302-9000
Franklin: Riverbend Center For Mental Health 256-764-3431
Geneva: SpectraCare Health Systems 800-951-4357
Greene: West Alabama Mental Health Center 800-239-2901
Hale: West Alabama Mental Health Center 800-239-2901
Henry: SpectraCare Health Systems 800-951-4357
Houston: SpectraCare Health Systems 800-951-4357
Jackson: Mountain Lakes Behavioral Healthcare 866-223-2076
Jefferson: Capitol Care South 205-956-2000
Jefferson: Choices of Alabama 205-639-1334
Jefferson: Eastside Mental Health Center 205-836-7283
Jefferson: Gateway 205-510-2600
Jefferson: Glenwood 205-969-2880
Jefferson: JBS Mental Health Authority 205-595-4555
Jefferson: Piper Place 205-323-7782
Jefferson: UAB Mental Health Center 205-934-4108
Lamar: Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center 205-302-9000
Lauderdale: Riverbend Center For Mental Health 256-764-3431
Lawrence: North Central Mental Health Center 256-355-5904
Lee: Integrea 334-742-2877
Limestone: North Central Mental Health Center 256-355-5904
Lowndes: Carastar Health (formerly MAMHA) 334-548-2578
Macon: East Central Alabama Mental Health Center 334-727-7001
Madison: WellStone Behavioral Health 256-533-1970
Marengo: West Alabama Mental Health Center 800-239-2901
Marion: Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center 205-302-9000
Marshall: Mountain Lakes Behavioral Healthcare 866-223-2076
Mobile: AltaPointe Health Systems 251-450-2211
Monroe: Southwest Alabama Behavioral Health Care Systems 800-239-4673
Montgomery: Carastar Health (formerly MAMHA) 334-279-7830
Morgan: North Central Mental Health Center 256-355-5904
Perry: Cahaba Center for Mental Health 800-291-1920
Pickens: Indian Rivers Behavioral Health 205-367-8032
Pike: East Central Alabama Mental Health Center 334-566-6022
Randolph: AltaPointe Health Systems 251-450-2211
Russell: Integrea 334-742-2877
Shelby: Central Alabama Wellness 205-663-1252
St. Clair: Eastside Mental Health Center 205-338-7525
St. Clair: Restore Health Group 205-472-2700
Sumter: West Alabama Mental Health Center 800-239-2901
Tallapoosa: Integrea 334-742-2877
Talladega: AltaPointe Health Systems 251-450-2211
Tuscaloosa: Indian Rivers Behavioral Health 205-391-3131
Walker: Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center 205-302-9000
Washington: AltaPointe Health Systems 251-450-2211
Wilcox: Cahaba Center for Mental Health 800-291-1920
Winston: Northwest Alabama Mental Health Center 205-302-9000
All Counties: AIDS Alabama 205-324-9822
All Counties: Alabama Clinical Schools 205-836-9923
All Counties: Hill Crest 205-833-9000
All Counties: Laurel Oaks Behavioral Health Center 334-794-7373
All Counties: Magnolia Creek Treatment Center for Eating Disorders 866-318-2329
All Counties: Mountain View Hospital 800-662-1002
All Counties: Brighter Path Courtland 256-637-2199
All Counties: Sequel New Beginnings 205-725-7170 -
Connect Alabama, a behavioral health services and treatment finder application, provides individuals instant access to education, information and services related to substance use, mental health, and prevention. The app is funded through a partnership of the Alabama Department of Public Health, Alabama Department of Mental Health, and is created and managed by VitAL of The University of Alabama.
“Connect Alabama is an important tool, offering fast and reliable service to someone looking for help. It may take an individual many years to simply reach out for help with mental health issues or a substance use disorder. We need as many avenues as possible for an individual to seek treatment and information when they are ready to take the next step toward recovery,” said ADMH Commissioner Kimberly Boswell.
A special feature of the app is functionality even if the internet or data are not available. The application has built-in static information that is accessible anytime, without access to data or the internet, and will update as service and data become available for the user.
Features of the app include:
The home page of the application showcases a Hot Topic Banner, navigable sections of help, and filters to specify needs and locations.
The Helpline page displays click-to-call phone numbers. Each helpline has direct dial functionality and direct SMS to text the helpline, when applicable.
The services locator access page provides a directory for substance use, prevention, mental health, or medication drop off locations and includes services offered (outpatient, residential etc.), demographics and location of services.
Additional resources, education, and information including direct access to free Naloxone kits provided by Jefferson County Department of Health are available on the app. After watching a short video, a person can have the life-saving drug sent to the home and have on hand in case of an overdose.
The app is available for download on iOS through the app store and for Android devices via Google play.
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State
ADMH Advocacy Office 1-800-367-0955
ADMH Mental Illness 1-800-367-0955
ADMH Peer Support 1-800-832-0952
ADMH Substance Use Disorder 1-844-307-1760
Council on Substance Abuse 1-877-HELP-4AL
People Engaged in Recovery 1-888-421-7347
Recovery Organization of Support Specialists 1-844-307-1760
Wings Across Alabama 1-844-999-4647
National
Children & Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 1-800-233-4050
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance 1-800-826-3632
Disaster Distress Helpline 1-800-985-5990
National Alliance on Mental Illness 1-800-950-NAMI
National Drug Helpline 1-844-289-0879
SAMHSA’s National Helpline 1-800-662-HELP
Veterans Crisis Line 1-800-273-8255
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988 is the national three-digit phone number for all mental health, substance use, and suicide crises, as of May 2025.
988 provides Alabama with the unique opportunity to fully integrate and intentionally align the state’s crisis system design and service delivery – linking individuals directly to critical services: someone to call, someone to respond, and somewhere to go.
Someone to call: 988
Call centers are located at AltaPointe Health in Mobile; in Birmingham at JBS in collaboration with The Crisis Center Birmingham; in Dothan with SpectraCare Health Systems; and in Huntsville at WellStone.
Someone to respond: Mobile Crisis Services
Somewhere to go: Crisis Centers offer the ability to walk-in, 24/7 for an individual with a mental illness, substance use, or suicidal crisis:
AltaPointe Behavioral Health Crisis Center (Mobile), WellStone Emergency Services Crisis Center (Huntsville), Carastar Health Crisis Center (Montgomery), Jefferson, Blount, St. Clair Mental Health Authority Craig Crisis Center (Birmingham) and SpectraCare Crisis Center (Dothan).
988 is more than just an easy-to-remember number—it’s a direct connection to compassionate, accessible care and support for anyone experiencing mental health-related distress – whether that is thoughts of suicide, mental health or substance use crisis, or any other kind of emotional distress. People can also dial 988 if they are worried about a loved one who may need crisis support.
988 calls are routed to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline centers in each state. 988 offers rapid access to behavioral health support through connection with trained crisis specialists.
988 is interwoven into the Alabama Crisis System of Care, as the first step and response in a crisis.
988 offers an opportunity to decouple policing from a mental health or substance use crisis. 988 is a vital resource for people experiencing a mental health emergency.