Client Resources

This YouTube page was created for clients and perspective counselors. On this page you will find videos of content created for clients so you can remember what was said in group, receive more information on topics not covered, and so you can share content with others. Subscribe to the page so you can receive the latest videos.

Want to take notes in group or have it for your own use? Here you will find the PDF version of all client group topics.

The United Way has a 24/7 call center where you can speak to a licensed clinician if you are having a mental health emergency. The call center will also give you the information to resources in your area. If you click on the small 211 link above, you will be directed to the Atlanta Metro United Way website where you can locate resources in your area. (These resources include, but are not limited to, housing, employment, clothing, food, utility bill assistance, items for babies, items for pets, etc.)

The Georgia Justice Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping ex-offenders. They have a meeting the first Friday of every month at their Atlanta location to learn about record expungement, early probation termination, and how to read your background report. You must go onto their website to register for attendance. They also provide information on early probation termination, legal services, professional licensure and immigration.

Mynextmove.org is a website that gives information about different careers. On this site, you will find the interest profiler that is a short questionnaire to provide you with information on careers you may be interested in. You will also find information about each type of job such as the outlook for that field, median salary information, education and skills needed, and the type of person that may fit well in that field.

Coursera is an educational website where you can take courses from leading universities and companies for free! You can learn almost any skill on this website for free. The certificates of completion may cost money, but auditing courses is free. There are paid trainings on this site as well.

On this website, you will find various training programs that Goodwill Career centers offer for free. If you sign up to take these trainings, you will earn certifications in various fields. Once you complete the training, Goodwill will place you in a job in that field.

The Ben Massell Dental Clinic, a program of Jewish Family & Career Services, provides the most advanced dental care available to its patients. They are the only resource for comprehensive, quality dental care available at no cost to Atlantans who cannot afford it. Volunteer dentists offer their time to help people who would not have access to care.

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To receive care at this facility, you will need to call their client phone line on Monday mornings at 9 AM and leave a message. If you are one of the first 25 callers to leave a message, the staff will call you back that week to schedule your first appointment. You may receive services for a low fee of $3 or no cost at all.

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They are located at 700 14th Street, Atlanta, GA.

Phone Number: 404.881.1858

This mental health organization provides free or sliding scale mental health services for people with no insurance. They have multiple locations throughout the Atlanta area.

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Their services include:

Adolescent Crisis Stabilization Unit

Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit

APEX (In-School Mental Health Care)

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)

Autism Crisis Stabilization Unit

Care Management Entity (CME) (Intensive Care Coordination for Youth and Families)

The Titans Clubhouse (After School Recovery Support)

Community CARE

Community Support Services (CSS) (Adult Care Coordination)

Court Services

Creating Lasting Family Connections

Day Programs

DR3AM’R5 Clubhouse – Recovery Support

Federally Qualified Health Centers

Genoa Pharmacy

Gen-Rx Project

GRAN Recovery (Inpatient Recovery)

Horizon Respite (Short Term Residential Support)

Independent Enterprises (for Intellectual & Development Disabilities)

Intensive Care Management (ICM) (Intensive Adult Care Coordination)

Intensive Outpatient Program

Kidsnet (In-School and Juvenile Court Support)

MIXTURA – Prevention Clubhouse

The N.E.S.T – Mental Health Clubhouse

Outpatient Program

Project Light (Early Treatment)

Reentry - Support for Returning Citizens

Residential Program

Substance Use Residential

Supported Employment

Strive Clubhouse

System of Care (Advocacy and Resource Support for Youth & Families)

Transportation Services

UR Home Project (Specialized Homelessness Project)

Zero Suicide Initiative