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CONTENTS

Foreword. ii

Emergellcy Services,yreater Washington Metropolitan Area-. 1 Information and Referral, Greater Washington :Metropolitan Area • 4

District of Columbia Adults 6

District of Columbia Children. 10

Montgomery County Adults 14

Montgomery County Chi1ren • 17

Prince Georges County Adults . ' 21 Prince Georges County Children 23

Virginia Adults 27 Virginia Children. '. 29 After Care, Greater Washington Metropolitan Area • 33

Alcoholism, Greater Washington Metropolitan Area • 37

Miscellaneous Services, Greater Washington Metropolitan Area • 40

Aging 40

Autistic Children 42

Family Services • 42

Legal Aid • 44

Medical Societies 45 .' ~~

Poison Control 46

Suicide Prevention • 46

Ambulance Services • 46 -- -- ~- - ~ -- ~- ~ --~ --c-~---- -_...-----

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FOREWORD

The 1973 eqition of the directory of Mental Health Resources in the, Greater Washington Area has been prepared by Public Inquiries Section, Office of Communications, National Insti.tute of Mental Health. Orginally designed for use withi~ NIMH, the directory is now distributed to groups and individ­ uals outside the 'agency who have indicated 'a need for such a listing.

The Washington a,rea has been, divided into four, districts: District of , Columbia, Montgomery and Prince Georges 'Counties, and Virginia. The State , 'MelltalHealth Authority and Mental Health Associations are listed for each distri,ct. The resources of each district are then listed in the order of area served, from those without any restrictions or residence requirements to those limited to the tmmediate neighborhood ..

Such an arrangement will help locate all of the resources available as quickly as possible. Thus a call for help for an emotionally disturbed ~hilcl residing in Prince Georges County can be referred to the resourc~s listed undeJ;Prince Georges Cotinty Children and alsp to the resources in the other districts that have no residence restriction or that accept children from the entire metropolitan area.

For ready reference, special sections list emergency, information and re,feJ;J;al, after cat:e, , and. miscellaneous services. Information on' drug abuse help and facilities can be obtained from the National Clear­ inghouse for Drug Abuse Information, National Institute of Mental Health, 5600 Fisher:;; Lane, Rock.ville" Maryland 20852; telephone: 301, 443:...4443 •

. . ~ Dorothy B. Waleski d) Public Inquiries SectiOn () Office of Communications National Institute of Mental Health

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EMERGENCY SERVICES GREATER c;WASHINGTON METROPOLITaN AREA

District of-Co1umb.ia:

Mental)Hea1th,Consu1tation$~~vice and c24-hour service Preven tiori c •• No residence restriction; 801 North Capitol Street fiO fee; information and Washington 20001 referral. 202, 629-5222

Neurotics. Anonymous In,~ernad.ona1 24-hour service Liaison, Inc. c No residence restriction; Colorado Building, Room 426 no fee; emergency "services. 1341 G Street, N.W. Washington 20005 202, 628-4379

Lutheran Soc;i.al Services of thec 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. National Capito1'Area, Inc. Na residence restriction; 2635-16th Street,N.W~ sliding scale; emergency Washington 20009 services. · : 202, 232-6373 American University Hot Line 12 .noon - 4 a.m. 202, 966 ..... 5911 If Birthright. 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. 2800 Otis Street, N.E. Hot line counseling, informa­ Washington 20018 tion and referral. 202, 526-3333

Rapid Rescue 10 a.m. - 2 a.m. George Washington University Hot line services. 202, 676-7221 cO Georgetown University Hot Line 5 p.m. - 1 a.m., Mon-Thurs.; , Post Office Box 1670 5 p.m. - 3 a.m., Fric'; 9 a.m. - , Washington 20097 3 a.m., Sat. & Sun. 202, 625-4194 Georgetown Universitysttidetits.

Washington Area Crisis Center 7:30 ca.m. - 12 midnight 202, 333-RA~.~ Emergency Service Center 9 a.m. - 12 midnight 245l-18th Street, N.W. Third Police District, Northwest Washington 20009 Vlashington; counseling and 202, 629-7300 or 626-2569 referral.

1 i: Maryland: Mental Health Hot Line 24-hol,lr service 301, 864.-:-7271 Prince Georges County residents; Henry Phipps Psychiatric Institute 24-hour service information and referral, crisis Johns Hopkins Hospital No residence restriction; intervention and listening 6Q1 North Broadway slidl.ng'sciiJle; emergency services. ' ·. Baltimore 21205 service. 301,955-5790 not Line for Deaf 24-hourservide Prince. Georges County Mental Health Bowie Hot Line 4 p.m. - 12 midnight' Association Post Office Box 535 ·No residence 'restrict·ion; 301, 864-4488 Bowie '20715 crisis intervenUon,center 301; 262·-AIDE manned by vol~nteers;,listen­ Call Beltsville 24-hour service lng and referral setvices. 301, 434-4737 Beltsville residents; hot line services. Division of Adult Ambulatory Care 24-hour service University Hospital Maryland residents; sliding, Virginia: University of Maryland scale; walk-in facility. 645 West Redwood Street , , Northern Virgi.nia Hot Line 24-hour service Baltimore 21201 703, 527-4077 Telephone counseling service 301, 528-6660 and referrals.

Help Unincorporated 24-hour service Youth Hot Line 24-hour service 301, 585-HELP Greater Silver Spring.area; Alexandria . Volunteers with professional primarily.help in emergency 703, 548-3810 training; counseling and situations for those unable referral. to pay; provides transporta­ tion, food, information,. ·arid FISH (For Immediate Sympathetic Help) 24-hour service referral. 703~' 522-8600 Sponsored by Northern Virginia churches; offers many emergency Hot Line for Youth 24-houranswering service services, including child care, 301, 949~6603 Montgomery County youths; transportation, housework for information and referral.," the sick. ., Sc'mebody Cares 8 p.m. - 1 a.m!; extendecl, ' Head~ay Hot Line '24-hour service Stt Luke Lutheran Ch.urch hours on weekends 703, OX2-2l00 Military District of,Washington. SilVer Spring Crisis intervention for 301,' 588-5440 teenagers. (See also community mental health centers listed for each area) Rockville Free Clinic 7 - '11 p. m., Mon., Tl1es. " & 207 Maryland Avenue Weds. Rockville '·20850 Walk..;.in clinic,. 301, 424-834+ I, Gaitherspurg ~LP 24-hour service 301,'762-1144 . 'Gaithersburg residents; crisis 'intervention.

University of Maryland Hot Line 24-hour service 301, 454-'HELP \~

2 3 Prince Georges County Mental Health INFORMAT10N. AND REFERRAL 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. GREATER WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA Association Prince Georges County residents. 5611 Landover Road

, ' Hyattsv'ille 20.784 District of Columbia Association 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 30.1, 277-4675 • Ii :, for Mental Health, Inc. The Council for Exceptional Children 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 30.0.0.' Connecticut Avenu~, N.W. Information Center Washi.ngton 200.0.8 ' No residence restriction; An JeffersonPla~i, Suite 90.0. educational resources information 20.2, 462-1122 l4llSouth Jefferson Davis Highway center. Arl:i.ngton 2220.2 Day Care and Child Development Council 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. of America No residence restriction; non­ 70.3, 52l-~82D K 1:11. W., profit child advocate organiza­ 140.1 Street, Suite 110.0. Northern Virginia Menta1 Health tion; information ahd referral. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Washington 20.0.05 Association Ar1ington,Fairfax, Loudoun and 20.2' 638-2316 , " 3260. Wilson Boulevard, Suite 23 Prince William Counties; Cities Arlington . 2220.1 of Fairfax and Falls Church. Health and'Welfar.e Council of the 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ,70.3, 524-3352 National Capitol;: Area Metropolitan area; no fee. awc Information and Referral Service 95 M Street, S.W. Alexandria Mental· Health Associaition 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Doniphan Building Alexandria residents. Washington 20.0.24 20.2, 488-20.77 10.1 North Columbus Street Alexandria 22314 70.3, 51.8-0.0.10. D.C~ Department of Human Resources 8:15 a.m. ~ 4!45 p.m. Information and Referral Center Metropolitan area; no fee. 919"':12th Street, N.W. Washington 20.0.0.5 20.2, 629-3776

Washington Psychoanalytic Society, \~nc. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 4925 MacArthur ~oulevard, ,N.W. Metropoli.tan area; no fee. Washington 20.0.0.7 20.2, 338-5453 ;)

Information Center for Handicapped 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Children 1619 M Street, N~W. Washington 20.0.36 20.2, 347-4986

Mental,Health Association of Montgomery 9 a.m. - 4:30. p.m. County, Inc. Montgomery County,residents; 11141 Georgia Avenue Information on all mental health Wheaton 20.90.2 profeSSionals in Montgomery 30.1, 949-125,5 County. ;::; Topic House 10. a.m. - 10. p.m. 494 St. Barnabas Road No residence restriction; no Temple Hills 20.0.23 fee; walk-in information and 30.1, 894-5169 or 9724 referral service.

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Psychiatric Institute of t4ashington 24-hour service 2141 K Street, N.W. No residence restriction; Wa~hington 2~037 fees; private psychiatric State Mental Health Authority: 202, 46,7-4600 hospital and treatment center; Dr. Jefferson R. MCAltine, Acting Administrator 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. diagnostic evaluation; indi­ ., Mental Health Administration vidual, group, and family Department of Human Resources therapy. Room 824, 1875 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Washington 20009 Pastoral Counseling and Consultation 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 202, 629-3447 Center of Greater Washington No residence restriction; Executive Office, Suite 408 sliding scale; depth counsel­ District of Columbia Association 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 3000 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. ing, individual and group for Mental Health Information and referral; Washington 20008 consultation; referral where 3000 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. menta1'hea1th education. 202, 234-8081 indicated. Washingtonl 20008 202, 462~1l22 Psychiatry Department 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Freedmens Hospital No residence restriction; Anchor Mental Health Association 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 6th and Bryant Streets, N.W. fees; diagnostic evaluation; 1725 Rhode Islknd Avenue, N.W. No residence restriction; Washington 20001 group and individual therapy. Washington 20036 Anchor House, Social-:­ 202, 483-1500 202, 347-1295 Recreation Center, Voca­ tional Adjustmer:t Clinic. Lutheran Social Services of the 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. National Capitol Area, Inc. No residence restriction; ADULTS 2635-16th Street, N.W. sliding scale; adoptions, Washington, 20009 single parent services, Outpatient Psychiatric Clinic 9 a.m. - 5 p~m. 202, 232-6373 emergency services, individua.J. George Washington University No residence restriction; and group counseling, family Medical Center sliding scale; diagnostic life education, and human 2150 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. evaluation and treatment resources services,. Washington 20037 (individual, group, and 202, 331-6741 family therapy); 33-bed D.C. Institute of Mental Hygiene 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. inpatient facility; fees; 3000 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 436 No residence restriction; 90l-23rd Street, N.W., Washington 20008 sliding scale; individual and 202, 331-6441. 202, 232-5454 group and eval­ uation, and medication clinic. Group Therapy Center 7 a.m. - 10 p.m., Mon. through Sat. I"'.'-,' 2201 M Street, N.W. New School of Psychotherapy Hours by appointment Washington 20037 No residence restriction; Clinical Center No residence restriction; 202,466-2255 0 fees with consideration to 4600 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 224 sliding scale; group therapy, income; intensive individual Washington 20008 encounter groups, marathons, and ; 202, 966-8100 smoking therapy, psychodrama mental health information for youths and adults, and and training. individual psychotherapy, clinical hypnotherapy. Department of Psychiatry No residence restriction; The Morris Cafritz Memorial Hospital '\_ fees; gener,al hospital Neurotic Anonymous International 24-hour answering service a psychiatric, short­ 1310 Southern Avenue, S.E. "~"$"i)l:h Liaison, Inc. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., office Washington 20032 term, 30-day untt; day Colorado Building, Room 426 No residence restriction; 202, 574-6717 care for former patients. 1341 G Street, N.W. no fee; seif-help for the Washington 20005 emotionally ill. 202, 628-4379

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The ,Washington Free Clinic 6 :30 - 7 p.m.' Adult Outpatient Psychiatric Services 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 155'6 Wiscol1sinAyenue, N.W. No residence restriction; Georgetown University HoSpital Area A and Metropolitan suburbs; Washington 20001 no fee; medical .and psychiatric 3800 Reservoir Rpad, N!W. sliding scale; over.16;walk- 202, 965~5476 ,9 services; birth contro.l and Washington 20097 in clinic, ind:iNidual, group " legal counseling. 202, 62,,?-735l and family therapy: crisis , .' , , u intervention, drug followup Metropolitan Counseling Services Hours by appointment clinic. DavisBuilding~ fifth floor No residence restriction; 1629 K Street, N.W. " sliding scale; individual, D.C. Mental Health Administration 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. 202, 296-5236 family and marriagecounsei... Community Mental Health Centers D.C. residents; sliding scale; . 8313 Beech Tree Road ing; diagnostic evaluation, all outpatient services. Call Bethesda 20014 child rearing and couples' 629~3447 to learn where eligible. discussion,groups. Area A Hillcrest Children's Center 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., 8 p.fu. 3246 P Street, N.W. 1325 W Street~ N.W. Tues. Washington 20007 Washington 20009 Metropolitan Washington; 202, 333-2653 202,265-2400 sliding scale; adolescents and young adults, 13-24 Area B years; diagnosis and treatment. 1125 Spring Road, N.W. Washington 20010 Washington Psychoanalytic Society, Inc. 9 a.~:) - 5 p.m. 202, 629-4027 (\ 4925 MacArthur Boulevard, N.W. Metropolitan area; low cost " ... "r Washington 20007 fee; information,and referral Area B .Adult and Day Treatment Center 202, 338-5453 with mental health specialist and Change, Inc. for consultation. 3308 14th Street, N.W. , Washington 20010 , . Health and Welfare Council of the ~ational 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 202, 629-4913 Capitol Area Metropolitan area; no fee. HWC Information and Referral Service Are~. C 95 M Street, S.W. G 1905 E Street, S.E •. Washington 20024 \) Washington 20003 202, 488-2077 20~" 626-'-5363

, . D.C. Depart]llent of Human Resources 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Congress Heights Health Center Information and Referral Center Metropolitan area; no.fee. 8th and Xenia Streets,. S.E. 919-l2th Street, N.W. Washington 20032 Washington 20005 202, 563-1100 202, 629-3776 Anacostia Neighborhood Health Center / ForensicP~1(!hiatry Office 8:15 a.m. - 4:45·p.m~ 1328 W Street, S.E. 8,01 Nont:h Capitol. Street, N.E. Metropolitan area; acceP'ts 'h Washington "20020 Washington 20002 only referrals from courts 202, 889..;,1070 202, 629-4373. and correctional agencies; diagnostic and rehabilitation Area D Community Mental Health Center services. Saint Elizabeths Hospital 2700 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, S.E. Washington Z003,? 202, 562-6~00

(, 8 9 Catholic Charitie~, Archdioces~,of' -9a.m.- 4:45 p.m. 202; . 362:-7646. counseling and therapy. Traln­ WashingtQn , , Families and children of Groom,e. School ing for professionals. 2800btis Street, N.E. Catholic herita~; sliding 3401 .Nebraska Avenqe ~ N.W. No residence restriction; fees; Washington,' 20018 scale; complete' social Washington . 20016 . children between ages 7-15 con­ 202, 526-4100 service program. 202, 362;..7646 - sidered. Special education and '!" treatment center for children Sup~rior qourt of the District of 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. who have emotional problems, Columbia D.C. residents on complaints learning disabilities, or neu­ Social Services Division of family; neglect and abuse; rological impairment; behavior Intrafami1y .and N~glect Branch no fee; all; so,ciaL services i modification techniques and 6l3G· Street·, N.W. including and family family therapy sessions; acad- Washington 20QOl counseling. 'emic instruction is individually 202, 727-1932 prescribed to meet child's specific needs. Washington Area Crisis Center 7:30 a.m. - 12 midnight 202, 333-RAPE The Hospital for Sick Children No residence restriction; fees; . 1731 Bunker Hill Road, N.E. residential diagnosticevalua­ Headway, Military District of Washington Military District· of Washington, Washington:' 20017 tiori and treatment center for Building 59, North Pos,t DOD active,' retired ,and depend­ 202, 832 ... 4400 shildren from infancy to 16 Fort Meyer, Virginia ents; community cou1}seling center; years. OX2-2254 o,r 2285 Hot Line Children and Family Institute 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. OX2-2l00 The Pastoral Counseling and Consultation No residence restriction; slid­ Centers of Greater Washington ing scale; diagnostic evaluation, CHILDREN Executive Office, Suite 408 marriage counseling, individual 300Q Connecticut Avenue, N.W. and group therapy. Information Center for 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Washingtoll 20008 Handicapped Children No residence restriction; no 202, 234-8081 1619 M Street, N.W. fee; demonstration project Washington 20036 funded by Office of Education; School Orthopsychiatric Services Mon. through Fri. by appointment; 202, 347-4986 information, referral, and 3000 COllnecticut Avenue, N.W. No residence restriction; fees; follow-up service for hand­ Washington -20008 treatment of children and young icapped children and young 202, 462-4300 adults; therapy groups for adults. adolescents and adults ..

Hillcrest Children's Center 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Day' Care and Child Development 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Children's Hospital Tues. Council of America No residence restriction; rion­ 1325 W Street, N.W. No residence restriction; 1401 K Street, N. W., Suite 1100 profit child advocate'()rganiza­ Washington 20009 sliding scale; residential Washington 20005 tion; information and referral, 202, 265-2400 tregtmentcellt~~, poy!:!, ages 202, 638-2316 day care counseling. 6-12; day school and out­ patient services, ages 2~1~; The Washington Free Clinic 6:30 - 7 p.m. diagnostic evaluation, ,tz:eat;.. 1556 Wisconsin Avenue, N.W. lito residence restriction; no ment,individual, group, and Washington 20001 fee; medical and psychiatric family therapy, art therapy.;. 202, 965-5476 services; birth control and" legal cqunseling . Groome Child Guidance Center .9 a.m. ,-' 5 p.m. Hayes Hall No residence restriction;. Sibley Memorial Hospital sliding scale; crisis tnter;.. 5255 Loughboro Road, N.W. vention, in~lvidual child, Wash~ngton 20016 adult, and family evaluation,

11 10 () Catholic Charities; Archdiocese of Metropolitan area and St. 'Mary's 9 B.m. - 4:45 p.m. Episcopal Center for Children Washington and Charles Counties,'Mary1and, Families and children of Catholic 5901 Utah Avenue" N. W. 2800 Otis Street, N.E. heritage; sliding scale; complete Northern Virginia;, sliding scale; Washington ,20015 'washington, 20018 social service program. 202" 363-1333 boys, ages 6-9; residential, care~, 202, 526-4100 I therapeutic living experience, " individual, group, and family ." American University Hot Line 12 noon - 4 a.,m. therapy;' day program for inner 202, 966-5?11 city children referred b,y schools, no fee. Birthright 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. 2800 Otis Street, N.E. Hot Line counseling, information Children's "psychiatric Services 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Washington 20018 and referral. Georgetown University Medical Center Area A and metropo1ita'n area; 202, 526-3333 3800 Reservoir Road, N.W. sliding scale; children up to Washington 20007 18 years; diagnostic evaluation Rapid Rescue 10 a.m. - 2 a.m. 202, 625-7351 and treatment. George Washington University Hot Line counseling and referrals. 202, 676-7f21 D.C. Mental, Health Administration 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. ca1e Community Mental Health Centers D.C. residents; slidillgs ;, Georgetown University Hot Line 5 p.m. - 1 a.m.; 3 a.m., Fri.; all outpatient, serv:i,.ces; call Post Office Box 1670 9 a.m. - 3 a.m. Sat. & Sun. 629-3447 to learn where eligible. Washington 20007 Georgetown University students. 202, 625-4194 Area A 3246 P Street, N.Ww Emergency Service Center 9 a.m. - 12 midnight Washington 20007 2451-18th Street, N.W~ Third Police District and North- ' 202,333-2653 Washington .20009 west Washington; counseling and 202, 629-7300 or 626-2569 referral. Area B 1125 Spring Road, N.W. Washington 20011 202, 629-4027

AreaC 1905 E Street, S.E. Washington 20003 202, 626-5363

Congress Heights Health Center 8th and Xenia Streets, S.E. Washing~on 20032 202, 563;"1100

Anacostia Neighborhood Health CeI),ter 1328 WStreet~ S.E~ Washi~gt;qtj , ,20002 202, 889.,.1070

Area D Community Mental Health Center .:-,. Saint Elizabeths Hospital 2]00 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, S.E. .\ 'washington 20032

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526-091 0 - 73 - 3 MONTGOMERYcCOUNTY Ches tnu,t Lodge,' Inc. No residence restriction; fees; 500 West Montgomery Avenue residential, ages 17 and over, Rockville 20850 referred by physicians, hospital, State Mental Health Authority: 301, 424-8300 or direct personal inquiry; pri­ L I Dr. Bertram W. Pepper, Commissioner of Mental Hygiene vate psychiatric diagnosis and 'f . , State Department of Mental Rygiene treatment. I! 301. West Preston Street' [t I" Baltimore 21201 Montgomery. General Hospital No residence restriction; slid­ i'l 301, 383-2714 Olney 20832 if ing scale; intensivp- and short !r 301, 774-7800 term care; psychistrists and il !i ~arylartd Association for Mental Health other physicians on medical H I', 325 East 25th Street staff may admit patients with H Baltimore 21218 primary psychiatric disorders. 1', I I 301, 235-1178 ,~), ., Consultation and Guidance Center, Inc. 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. Mental Health Assoc.iation of 9 a.m. ,~ 4:30 p.m. 1105 D Spring Street, Suite 203 No residence restriction; fees Montgomery County, Inc. Montgomery County residents; Silver Spring 209,10 va,ry according to service;, pri­ 11141 Georgia Avenue information and referral service; 301, 585-7777 vateclinic with,community i: Wheaton 20902 research, community education, comprehensive approach to mental 301, 949-"1255 speakers bureau ~ , and emotional problems; individual and group therapy, family therapy /1 ADULTS and marriage counseling, psycho­ j'/ logical evaluation. P~ychiatric Outpatient Department 8:30 a.m. - 5 ~.m. Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital No residence restriction; fees; White Oak Psychological Center 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. 6501 North Charles Street by appointment only. Eldorado Towers, No residence restriction; sliding 11235 O,ak Leaf Drive scale; diagnostic evaluation, To~son 21204 301, 823-8200 Silver Spring 20901 individ.\1al, group, and, family 301, 593-:-3100 therapy, sensitivity training, Henry Phipps Psychiatric Institute 24-hour service and supervisory programs for Johns Hopkins Hospital No residence restriction; slid­ professionals. 601 North Broadway ,ing scale; inpatient, outpatient, Psychiatric Institute of Washington Baltimore 21205 and emergency services. 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Montgomery County ,Division 301, 955 ... 5790 No residence restriction; fees 10605 Concord Street, Suite 203 ages 13-18; diagnostic evaluation, The Seaton Psychiatric Institute No residence'restriction; fees; Kensington 20795 outp~tient service!?, day care 6400 Wabash Avenue hospital for care of patients 301, 467-4550 center and developmental school. Baltimore 21215 suffering from mental and emo­ Community Psychiatric Clinic, Inc. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 301,' 764-2200 tional illnesses~ inpatient No residence restriction; sliding psychiatric care. 4803 Hampden Lane Bethesda' 20014 scale; no age limit; private Silver Spring-Takoma Park Community No residence restriction; fees; 301, 656-5220 clinic offering all outpatient Mental Health Center must be under constant care of services,. Washington Ad,ventist Hospital ; general, hospital 7600 Carroll Avenue with inpatient services, day Associates in Training and Therapy Nores.idence restriction; ,fees Takoma Park 20012 care program, partial hospital­ Cordell Building, Third Floor, West Wing based on services pt;:.oYided; diagnostic ,evaluation, individual, 301~ 891;,..7295 ization, and outpatient services. 4715 Cordell. Avenue Bethesda 20014 gro\,!p, and ,family" therapy fot' 301, 657-4485; 703, 759-2582 childreJ;(,~.dQlesC~nts, ~n,dadu1ts; consultation to physicianS, mental

14 15 health professionals, and com­ Poolesville Health Center munity agenCies; inpatient care' Poolesville 20837 at local hospital under staff 301, 349-2801 psychiatrist; leadership and human relations training. Rockinghorse Health Center 4905 Macon Road ." Potomac Foundati,on for Mental Health 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. \ Rockville 20853 5413 Cedar Lan~ . No residence restriction;

Community Mental,Health F~eld Services Rockville Free; Clinic 7 - 11 p. m., Mon., Tues., & 207 Maryland Avenue Weds.; clinic, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Bethesda Heailth Center Rockville 20850 walk-in clinic, individual ,I iJ 301, 424-8341 and family counseling. II 4848 Corde1.l! Avenue JI 11 Bethesda 20014 .- '11 301, 654-7465 CHILDREN J " Gaithersburg Health Center II The Sheppard-Pratt Guidance Clinic 8:30 a.m, - 5 p.m. 1 SA2 .North Freder.ick Avenue, i and Forbush Ch~ldren's Center No residence restriction; fees; ! Gaithersburg 20760 6501 North Charles Street " day school for emotionally 301', 926-6000 Towson '21204 disturbed children, ages 5-10. 301, 823-8200 Outpatient clinic, sliding scale, Northea~t Health Center· ages 2 1/2 - 15 1/2. . 1912 Olney.,.Sandy 'Spring Road Sandy Spring~ ,'20860 301, 774-9277

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Henry Phipps Psychiatric Institute 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. White Oak Psychological'Center 8 a.m.'- 9 p.m. Johns Hopkins Hospital No residence restriction; sliding Eldorado Towers No residence restriction; sliding 601 North Broadway scale; all outpatient services. 11235 Oak Leaf Drive scale; diagnostic evaiuation, Baltimore 21205 Silver Spring 20901 individual, group, and family 301, 955-5790 301, 593-3100 therapy. .; Child Psychiatry 8:30 a.m. - ,4:30 p.m. Community Psychiatric Clinic, Inc. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. InStitute of Psychiany and Human No residence restriction; sliding 4802 Hampden Lane No residence restriction; sliding Behavior scale; ages up to 16; outpatient Bethesda 20014 scale; no age limit; private clinic University Hospital, University of services, evaluation, an.d long' 301, 656-5220 offering all outpatient services. Maryland term treatment. 645 West Redwood Street Jewish Social Service 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Baltimore 2~20l 6123 Montrose Road No residence restriction; sliding 301, 528-6391 RockvIlle 20852 scale; no age limit; multi-function I , ' , 301, 881-3700 fainily agency. Baltimore-Washington Institutes for Open by appointment the Achievement of Human Potenital No residence restriction; any Potomac Foundation for Mental Health 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 400 East Coldspring Lane child or adult having a learning 5413 West Cedar Lane No residence restriction; f.ees; Baltimore 21212 disability, reading problem, or Bethesda 20014 day treatment center, diagnostic 30l~ 744-6032 brain injury; fees with considera­ 301, 530-6333 and outpatient treatment for children tion given to ,those who cannot and adolescents. pay; diagnostic evaluation and treatment. Christ Church Child Center 9:15 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. 8011 Old Georgetown Roa,d No residence restriction; fees; Woodbourne Center, Inc. No residence restriction; sliding Bethesda 20014 with State and County aid and 1301 Woodbourne Avenue scale; boys and girls, ages 9 - 14; 301, 652-3922 scholarships available; children Baltimore 21239 a coeducational t'reatment center ages 4-10, with learning problems 301, 433-1000 for ,emotionally disturbed children, due to neurological impairments or providing residential care; special emotional problems; diagnostic ,; education; individual, group, and educational setting for children milieu therapy; family counseling with special learning problems. and aftercare service. Association of Child.hoq~ Learning

Agnes ,Bruce Greig School No residence restriction; sliding Disabilities '\ y 3100 Military Road, N.W. scale; day school for children, Montgomery County Chapter Washington 20015 ages 5-15, with above . average 301, 949-1195 301, 686-0292 intelligence experiencing learn­

ing difficulties; parent counsel..., Christ Child Institute for Children 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ,I ing; Greig II: special division Edson Lane Metropolitan ~\Tashington and other ,for gifted children without problems. Rockville 20852 areas within traveling distance; 301, 770-6600 sliding scale; residenti~;!; and Consultation Guidance Center, Inc. 9 a.m. - 10 p.m. day care, boys ages 4 l!(~ f -- 8 1/2, 1105 D Spr~ng Street, Suite 203 No residence restriction; f~es girls,S - 10 1/2; individual, Silver Spring 20919 vary according 'to services; private group, and family therapy.· 301, 585-7777 clinic, community comprehensiv~, approach to mental and emotional Region.al Institute for Children Maryland residents; sliding scale; problems; individual and group Maryland State Department of Mental residential facility, psychiatric j therapy for adolescents, play Hygiene inpatient treatment for emotionally therapy for younger children, family Owings Mill 21117 disturbed children, ages 5 to 12. I therapy. 301, 363-0300 I ! 18 19 f

I, School for Contemporary Education Maryland residents; fees; day care ,yaithersburg HELl:' 24-hour service 3604 Ch~tham Ro.ad for children of school age, mi1tiple­ 301, 762-1144 crisis intervention for Gaithersburg Ellicott City 21043 handicapped, aUtistic, emotionally residents. 301, 465-7189 disturbed, brain damaged, specific learning defects, controlled epilepsy; Rockville Free Clinic 7 - 11 p. m., Mon., Tues., Weds. diagnosis, treatment, and education. 207 Maryland Avenue walk-in clinic. Rockville 20850 linwood Children's Center 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 301, 424-.8341 Church aoad Residents within commuting dist~~ce; Ellicott City 21043 fees; ages 2-6; seriously emotion­ 301; 465-1352 ally disturbed children, including autistic; residential and day car.e; individual, group, and family therapy and education.

Child Mental Health Services 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Division of Mental Health Montgomery County residents; sliding . Montgomery County Health Department scale; infancy to 18 years; diagnosis, 12701 Twinbrook Parkway consultation, individual, group, and . Rockville 20852 family therapy, remedial education. 301, 279-1671

Boy's Home for Montgomery County 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 3514 Plyers Mill Road Montgomery County residents; .resident Kensington 20795 group home for delinquent youth, 301, 949-1170 girls and boys referred by juvenile court or Department of Social Services; cost of care contracted with County or State governments; sheltered care home for short-term emergency care.

Protective Service for ~eglected Children ""8 : 30 a.m. .... 5 p. m • Montgomery County Department of Social Montgomery County residents; receipt Services and evaluation of any report of 5630 Fishers Lane neglect and abuse of children; if Rockville 20852 neglect exists, help is given parents; 301, 279-1758 home and office visits; referral for treatment",

Hot Line for Youth 24-hour telephone answering service 301, 949-6603 for Montgomery County youths seeking counseling; information and referral; service funded by grant from the State Department of Mental Hygiene.

Somebody Cares 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Extended hours on St. Lu~e Lutheran Church weekends Silver Spring Crisis intervention for teenagers. 301, 588-5440

University of Maryland Hot Line 24-hour service. 301, 454-HELP

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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY Spring Grave State Hospital Prince Georges County residents;" Wade Avemie tax~supported State mental hospital; Catonsville 21228 residential; outpatient clinic for State ,Mental Health Authority: 301, 747-4400 former and prospective pati'ents. '

Dr. Bertram W,. Pepper, Commissioner of Mental Hygiene 11 State Department of Mental Hygiene Prince Georges County Community ., 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m . 301, West Pr,eston Street Mental Health Centers Prince Georges County residents; Baltimore 21201 Prince Glao.rges Health Department sliding scale; all outpatient 301, 383-2714 Hospital Road services of a conmlUnity mental , ' Cheverly ,20785 health center. Maryland Association for Mental Health 301, 773:-1400, x 324 325 East 25th Street Baltimore 21218 Adult Psychiatric Day Center 301, 235-1178 6715 Kenilworth Avenue Riverdale 20840 Prince Georges County Mental Health 9 a.m~ - 4 p.m. 301, 864-5420 Association InfGfi)ation and referral, speakers 5611 Landover Road bureau, volunteer education and Laurel Community Mental Health Center Hyattsville 20784 social action program. 217 Main Street 301, 277-4675 Laurel 20810 301, 498-7500 ADULTS Southern Health District Psychiatric Outpatient Department 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 5620 St. Barnabas Road Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital No residence restriction; fees; Oxon Hill 20021 6501 North Charles Street by appointment only. 301, 894-5900 Towson 21205

" ' 301, 823-8200 Family Psychiatric Clinic 9 a.m. ~ 9 p.m. by appointment Family Service of Prince Georges County Prince Georges County residents; Henry Phipps 'Psychiatric Institute 24-hour service ' Barnabas Office Building, Suite 403 sliding scale; individual, group, Johns Hopkins Hospital No residence restriction; sliding 4410 Stamp Road and family therapy; marriage 601 North Broadway scale; inpatiept,outpatient, Marlow Heights 20031 counseling. Baltimore 21205 and emergency, liservice. 301, 423-1600 301, ~~5-5 790 '<~) ". , Mental Health Hot Line 24-hour service The Seaton Psychiatric Institute No residence restriction; 'fees; 301, 864-7271 Prince Georges County reSidents; 6400 Wabash Avenue hospi,tal for care of patients information and referral, crisis Baltimore 21215 suffering from mental and emo­ intervention and listening services. 301, 764-2200 tional illnesses; inpatient psychiatric care. Hot Line for the Deaf ~ 24-hour service Prince Georges County Mental Health Behavior Service Consultants, Inc. By appointment only Association Post Office Box 186 No residence restriction; fees; 301, 864...,448t} Greenbelt 20770 private and grouptreat1llent, 301, 474:-2147 behavior management approach. CHILDREN

Division of Adult Ambulatory Care 24-hour service The Sheppard-Pratt: Gu;.tqC'J.nce Clinic and 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Institute of Psychiatry and Human Behavior Maryland residents; sliding scale; Forbush Children's Cef~{,;.sr No ,residence restriction; fees; University Ho~pital, University of Maryland walk-in facility, open clinic, 6501 ;,North ' Charles St+eet' day school for emotionally disturbed 645 :Redwood Street brief therapy clinic offering Towson 21204 children, ages 5-10. Outpatient Baltimore 21201 individual, group, artd family 301, 823-8200 clinic, sliding scale, ages, 301, . 52,8...,6660 therapy. 2 1/2 - 15 1/2;

22 23 c Henry Phipps Psychiatric Institute 9 a.m. - 5 p.in. School for Contemporary Education Maryland residents; fees; day Johns Hopkins Hospital No residence restriction; sliding 3604 Chatham Road care .for children of. school age, 601 North Broadway, scale; all outpatient services. Ellicott City, 21043 multiple-handicapped, autistic, Bal timore 21205 '. 301, 465.,.7189 emotionally disturbed" brain 301, 955-5790 damaged, specific learning defects, controlled epilepsy; diagnosis, Baltimore-Washington Institutes Op!?U by appointment treatment, and education. for the t\chievement of Human Potential Nouresidence restriction; any child " , 400 East Coldspring Lane ,or adult having a learning disabil .... Linwood Children's Center 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Baltimore 21212 ity, reading problems, or brain Church Road Residetrc.s within cOmniuting distance; 301, 744-6032 injury; fees with consideration Ellicott City 21043 fees; ages 2-12; seriously emotion­ given to those who cannot .pay; 301, 465-1352 ally disturbed children, including diagnostic evaluation and treatment. autistic; residential and day care; indiVidual, group, and family Woodbourne Center, Inc. No residence restriction~ sliding therapy and education. 1301 Woodbourne Avenue scale; boys and girls, ages 9-14; Baltimore 21239 a coeducational, treatment center Prince Georges County Community 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 301~ 433-1000 for emotiona}.ly disturbed children, Mental Health Centers Prince Ge~rgesCounty residents; pr.oviding residential care; special Prince Georges Health Department sliding scale; all outpatient

',\ eciucation; individual, group,' and Hospital Road services of a community mental ; ~ milieu therapy; family counseling Cheverly 20785 health center. and aftercare servi2es. 301, 773-1400, x 324

I' Edgemeade Youth Rehabilitation Center 8:30 a.m. - 5:30p.m~ Hamilton Children's Center Box 430 No residence restriction; fees; .. 442 Hamilton Street Upper Marlboro 20870 boys and girls, ages C 8-14; resi:"" HyattsviJ,le20781 301, 888-1330 dential; indiVidual, group, and 301,779-0993 family therapy and edUcation. Laurel Community Mental Health Center Association of Childhood Learning 217 Main Street Disabilities Laurel 20810 Prince Georges County Chapter 301, 498-7500 301, 953-2148 Southern Health District Topic House 10 a.m. \\ 10 p.m. 5620 St. Barnabas Road 4911 St. Barnabas Road No residfmce restriction; no fee; Oxon Hill 20021 Temple Hills 20033 walk-in information and referral 301, 894-5900 301, 894-5169 or 9724 ser:vice. I Transitional Group Homes Program 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Child psychiatry 8:30 a.m~ - 4:3Qp.m. Family Service of Prince Georges County Prince Georges County residents; Institute of Psychiatry and Human Behavior No residence restriction; sliding 4318 Hamilton Street sliding scale; ages 16-18 years University Hospital, University of Maryland scale; outpatient aerv::t~es, 'ages 1 Hyattsville 20781 returning to the community from 645 West ,R,edwoo'a Street up to 16; evaluation and long­ 301, 277-1137 institutions, such as mental Baltimore, 21201 term treatment. hospitals, training sGhools, 301, 528-6391 detention centers, etc. Placement in a group home, counseling, Regional Institute for Children Maryland residents; sliding scale; employment counseling, continuing Marylc:tnd 'State Department of Mental Hygiene residential facility fpsychiatric education and vocational training, Owings Mill 21117 inpatient treatment for emotionaliy group recreational activities 301, 363-0300 disturbed children, ages 5 to 12. I. and continuous follow-up.

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- . ' (( Mobile Cpmmunity Services 9 a.in. - 5 p.m.,' 8' p.m. ,Mon. ,Tues. , VIRGINIA Seat' Pleasant Community Center Weds. , 601 Addison Road Model-Neighborhood and rural com­ Seat Pleasant 20027 munities of Pri~ce Georges County; State Mental Hea1tii -Authority: 301,925-8610 counseling and referral. Dr. WilliamS. Allerton, Commissioner State Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Bo~ie Hot Line, 4 - 12 midnight Post Office Box 1797, 109 Governor Street Post Office Box '535 No residence restriction; crisis Richmond . 23214 Bowie 20715 intervention center manned by i 703, 770-39'21 301, 262-AIDE teenagers; listening and 'referral services.~ Virginia Association for Mental Health \~ ,/;:::',,:-:;; I 2 North First Street Mental Health Hot Line 24-hour service Richmond 23219 301,864-7271 Prince Georges County residents; I 703, 643-0287 information and referral, crisis intervention and listening service. Northern Virginia Mental Health Association 9 a.m. - 5 P .1:U. r 3260Wilsop Boulevard, Suite 23 Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and f Call Beltsville 24-hour service ' Arlington 22201 Prince William Counties, cities of 301, 434-4737 Beltsville residents; hot line 703, 524-3352 Fairfax and Falls Church; community service. education; speakers bureau, social club for ex-patients" telephone reassurance program for the elderly.

Alexandria Mental Health Association 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Doniphan Building Alexandria residents; information 101 North Columbus Street and referral, community education, Alexandr:f\" 22314 speakers bureau. 703, 54~;

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Fairfax Hospital, No residence restriction; fees; 3300 Gallows Road ages 14 and over; inpatient service; Falls Church 22046 admission by private psychiatrist 703, 698-359~ only.

Nova C~mmunity Service Clinic , Open by appointment 6869 Elm Street No residence restriction; sliding McLean 22101 scale; no age limit; individual,

I 703, 356-6667 group ,andfamily therapy, marital i and parental counseling, full range evaluation and treatment, short-:-term crisis intervention. ,I The Alexandria Hospital, Inc. Northern Virginia and metropolitan 709 Duke Stre-et Washington; fees; all ages; inpatient Alexan,drill' 22314 services only; admission by priv;lte 703, 370-9000 psychiatrist only.

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!: . . , f {~ Northern Virginia Mental Health Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and Prince William County Community 9 a.m. -:: 5 p.m., Mon. - Fri. by I" ~. Institute Prince William Counties, and cities Hental Health Center appointment Ii 3302 Gallows Road of Alexandria and Falls Church; Virginia Department. of Mental Prince William County residents; t" h Falls Church 22046 fees based on. ability to pay ; .ages Health and Mental Retardation sliding scale; all outpatient 703, 560-7700 14 and over; residential open-door 9590 Surveyor Court services. hospital and day care program. . Manassas I 22110 703, 361-3101 Western State Hospital Northwest part of the. State; sliding State Department of Mental Health and scale; .ages 16 and up; inpatient FISH (For Immediate Syuipatheti'c Help) 24-hour service Mental Retardation services. 703; .. 522-8600 Offers many emergency services, 301 Greenville Avenue including child care, transportation, Staunton 24401 housework for the sick; sponsored 703, 8f36-2345 by Northern Virginia churches. Northern Virginia Psychological Center Open by appointment Northern Virginia Hot Line 24-hour service 6869 Elm Street McLean and Northern Virginia . 703, 527-4077 Telephone counseling and referral McLean 22101 residents; fees; no age limit; service. 703, .356-3111 private center offers psychothera­ peutic and consultative services. CHILDREN 1; il 8:45 a.m. - 5 p.m., 9 p.m., Mon.­ Fairfax Hospital No residence restriction; fees; " Ale2{andriaCommunity Mental Health Center ., Virginia Department of Mental Health and Thurs., 9 a.m. - 12 noon, Sat. 3300'Gallows'Road ages 14 and over; inpatient service; , Mental Retardation Alexandria residents; sliding scale; Falls Church 22046 admission by private psychiatrist 206 North. Washington Street all outpatient"services. 703, 698-3411 only. Alexandria 22314 '. . National Children's Rp-habilitation No residence restriction; fees; 703, 836-57;;1 \ ,:' Center ages 7-17; residential treatment Arlington County Hental Health Center 8:00 a.m. - 5 p.m., 10 p.m' 9 Tues., Box 1260 for emotionally disturbed children Virginia Department of Hental Health 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Sat;\. Leesburg 22075 who also have epilepsy. and Mental Retardation Arlington County residents; sliding 703,· 777-3485 . 1725 North George Hason Drive scale; all outpatient services, day Arlington 22205 treatment center. Edgemeade of Virginia: No residence restriction; fees; 703, 558-2815 Box 130 emotionally disturbed children, ages Rocky M(lunt 24151 14-18; residential psychiatric treat­ F'airfax~Falls Church Mental Health 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m., .Mott. '- Thurs., 703, 721-2341 ment center. Center 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Fri. Virginia State Department of Mental Fairfax-F.alls Church residents; Leary School, Inc. No residence restriction; fees; Health and Mental Retardation sliding scale; all outpatient 28.49 Meadow View' Road private day school for 'boys and . 'I 3340 Woo.dburnRoad services. Falls Church 22042 girls, ages 3-14, of normal intel.... Annandale 22003 703, 573-5400 iigence with emotional problems or 703, 532--4121 learning disabilities; ll-nicin.th . program available.

South County Mental Health Center 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon., Weds., & : I , I Fri., 8:30 a .. m.- 9 p.m., Tues. - Lea,ry~ Educatiopal Foundation No residence restrii::ti'on; Non-profit Virginia Department of Mental ; I Thurs. 28lji9' Me~dow View Road. " organization which sponsorS two ; I Health and Mental Retardation I 7010 Calamo Street Fairfax residents south of Braddock ~a11s Church 22042 facilities for boys: 1. Leary Springfield, ,22150 Road; sliding scale; all outpatient 703, 573-5400 Educational Center, residential 703, 451-1246 services. facility, boys 12-18, whose learn­ ing and/or emotional difficulties [) make it best for them to live away I I

29 28 jl.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.. -~~,~-~" ~""'fiHj""'~ -, .stoll. "". . ... i t7 ••••. • -- ".--.- ...... 1; f', ! The Alexandria Hospital, Inc. Northern Virginia and metropolitan r, from home; 11 .months. 2. Leary 709 Duke Street Washington; fees; all ages; inpatient ~. Educational Development. Center, Alexandria 22134 services only. ~ day facility, boys, 12-18, with r 703, 931-2000 ! learning disabilities and/or" remotional(, problems. Northern Virginia Psychological Center Open by appointment 6869 Elm Street McLean and Northern Virginia I; .; No residence restriction; fees; McLean 22101 residents; fees; no age limit· AccotinkAcademy school for specific learning St. Thomas Episcopal Church 703, 356-:3111 private center offerspsychother­ ~ ~. . disabilities (reading, writing, apeutic and consultative services. ~. Brook & Lewinsville Roads and mathematical problems)"aphasic, McLean 22101 speech and language difficulties, Northern Virginia Mental Health Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and 703,45b'804l hyperactive children, grades 1-9; 8519 Tuttle Road Institute Prince William Counties, and cities accepts children of average or 3302 Gallows Road of Alexandria and Falls Church' Springfield 22152 above intelligence with neurological 2211 Whittington Boulevard 1 Falls Church 22046 sliding scale; ages 14 and ove~' Alexandria 22307 problems. 703, 560-7700 residential opendoor hospital a~d day care program. Open by appointment Nova Community Service Clinic. No residence restriction; sliding 6869 Elm Street Western State Hospital Northwest part of the State; sliding scale; no age limit; individual, Virginia Department of Mental Health scale; ages 16 and upjinpatient McLean 22101 group, and family therapy; marital 703, 356-6667 and Mental Retardation services. and parental counseling, full range 301 Greenville Avenue of evaluation and treatment, short.:"" Staunton 24401 term crisis interventioil. 703, 886-2345

No residence restriction; fees; Fairfax House Voluntary referral by courts or School for Contemporary Education private day school .fo.r children of 1530 Chain Bridge Road 3300 Woodburn Road::::' County mental health center or preschool and school age, autistic, Annandale 22003 private physician; sliding scale; McLean 22101 emotionally disturbed,brain 703, 356-2391 703, 560-6116 ages 13-17; residential short-term damaged, specific learning diffi­ family-centered treatment. ' culties, controlled epilepsy; day school offers evaluation and Alexandria Community Mental Health 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. diagnosis, treatment., .education, Center .' . Alexandria residents; sliding scale; prevocational and vocational train- Virginia Department of Mental Health all outpatient services. ing. and Mental Retardation 206 North Washington Street The Council for Exceptional Children 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Alexandria 22314 No residence restriction; an educa­ 7Q3, 836-5751 Information Center tional resources information center. Jefferson Plaza, Suite 900 1411 South Jefferson Davis Highway Arlington C9unty Mental Health 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., 6 - 10 p.m., Arlington 22202 Center Tues., 6 - 8 p.m. , Thurs., 703,;:S2l-8820 Virginia Department of Mental Health 8:30 a.~. - 4:30 p.m.~ Sat. and,Mental Retardation Arlington County residents; slid­ Virginia residents; sliding scale; Virginia Treatment Center for Children en 1725 North George Mason Drive ing scale; all outpatient services . Virginia Department oftf.eIltal Health emotionally dis turbed.chi1dr , Arlington 22205 and day treatment center. . ages 6-15; residenti.al short ... term and Menta.l. Retardation 703, 558-2815 PO,st Office .Box 1 I, treatment. Richmona 23201 70~, 770 ... 3129

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11:; 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m., Mon. - Thurs., Fairfax-Falls Church Mental ;l-lea1th" AFTERCARE '- • 11 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Fri. Center Virginia Department of Ment/H Health Fairfax-Falls Church residents; slid.­ ing scale; all outpatient services .,-> Uptown House and Mental Retardation No residence l:estriction; fees; 2957 Upton Street, N.W. 3340 Woodburn Road ' residential heme for ex-mental Washington 20008 patients under professional care. . Annandale 22005 202, 362-3452 703, 532.,..4121 & Woodley House South County Mental Hea1t;h Center 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon., Weds. ~ No residence res'triction; slid:l.ng Frio, 8:30 a.m. - 9 p.~!~! Tues., & 2711 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Virgin;la Department of M~mta1 Health scale; residential halfway house. Washington 20008 and Mental Retardation~ Thurs. ( Fairfax residents somth of Braddock 202, 2,65"':1773 7010 Ca1amo Street Road' sliding scale; all outpatient Springfield 22150 -'services. Ka10rama House No residence restriction; sliding . 703, 451-1246 ,I The Richmond Fellowship of Ame,rica scale; transitional care and I 1831 Ka10rama Road, N.W. Prince Willi;lm County !;Community 9 a. m. - 5 p. m., Mon. - Frio by rehabilitation of the. emotionally appointment Washingto~ 20009 disturbed. Mental Health Center .I Virginia Department of Mental Health Prince William County residents; 202, 367-6394 '''~ . sliding scale; all outpatient services. and Mental Retardati,pn Raphael House No residence restriction; sliding 9590 Surveyor Court.: 1305 Fern Street, N.W. scale; residential care-for ex­ Manassl1s 22110 Washington 20012 mental patients. 703, 361-3101 202, 726-0316 Loudoun County Guidance Center 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., 9 a.1Il. - 9 p.m;, Anchor House No residence restriction; fees; 18 North King Street, Room 208 Tues. Loudoun County residents; sliding 1212 Mon.ro~ Street, N.E. residential haifway house for Leesburg 22075 scale; all ages; individual, groul', Washington 20017 former mental patients. 703, 777-2291 and family therapy; psychological t 202, 832-5555 testing. 1 Mrs. Gloyd's Halfway House No residence restriction; fees; residential, must be under constant Alexandria Youth Hot Line 24-hour service No. 1 Lawrence Court Counseling and referral by volunteers Rockville 20850 professional care.• 703, 548-3810 with pro~essiona1 training. 301, 762-3419 '( 24-hour service Ir. Rehabilitation Research and Training Center 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Northern Virginia Hot Line telephone counseling and referral; The George Washington University Medical No residence restriction; fees; 703, 527-4077 service. \ Center, Room 2362 N any patient who requires special i 901 -23rd Street, N.W. services to return to work,' in­ Washington 20037 cluding work supervision, homemaking, 202, 331-6875 or to become independent of,the assistance of others in meeting r11 daily needs; comprehensive. 1 multidisciplinary evaluative and rehabilitative services to patients ~ . referred by State and voluntary _U.~ agencies and physicians • .-. . .~ Recovery, Tnc. No residence restriction; a system 202. Melvin Avenue of self-help aftercare ~or nervous Annapolis .214,01. and former mental patients. 301, 685-:0525 ,x 62, Post Office Box 852, Ben Franklin Station 11 Washington 20044

.1.t !)32 I, :,33 Montgomery County Vocat~onal 8:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. Men's Social Center RehabiHta~ion Division Hontgomery County residents; ()10 fee; No residence restriction; no fees Maryland State Department of Education mentally or emotionally disturbed Salvation Army but participants asked to take part 526 .First Street, N.W. Main Office (ages 21 and up) but potentially employable; diagnosis, in work programs of the center; 255 North Washington Street, Room 405 counseling, and guidance, vocational Washington 20001· rehabilitation for homeless, 202, 347-8023 Rockville 20850 training, ;'maintenance, transporta­ unattached men. 301, 424-2440 v tion, and placement in employment. Education pnit (ages 15-.21) 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. ~l~,c;ational Adjustment CHnic ' Martins Lane No residence restriction; fees; 1717 Rhode Island Avenue, N.W. Rockville 20850 sheltered workshop of the Anchor 301, 424-2750 ~lii\shington 20036 Mental Health Association that 202, 347-1295 returns emotionally ill adults Prince Georges County Vocational 8:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. and adolescents to a position of Rehabilitation Division Prince Georges County residents; independence in the community. Maryland State Department of Education no fee; former patients and families Main Office (ages 21 and up) of patients, mentally and physically Anchor Mental Health Association 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. 5809 Annapolis Road, Room 306 handicapped. No residence restrict~~!l; mental Social-Recreationa~ Center Bladensburg 20710 hospital patients and ex-mental . 1018 Monroe Street, N.E. 301, 864-5678 patient~; arts and crafts, grooml.ng Education, Unit (ages 15-21) Washington 20017 and posture exercises; discussion, 202, 832-:-5751 3820-40th Avenue of work problems and current events, Brentwood 20722 menu planning, shopping and lunch 301, 927-8966 preparation. Comprehensive Aftercare Unit 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. ! D.C. Bureau of Rehabilitation 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Family Service of Prince Georges Prince Georges County residents; D.C. residents; no fee; ages 16 County, Inc. day center, social clubs and events, Services and over; supplemental maintenance; 122 C_Street, N.¥. l 4410 Stamp Road interest groups, such as crafts, training, job placement, follow-up, 1, WashiL~ton 20001 1 Marlow Heights 20031 music, drama, and news writing. counseling and guidance. t 301, 423-4800 202, 629-4255 f Saint Elizabeths Hospital D.C. residents; Social service Outpatient Clinic Prince Georges County residents. department offers home visits and William A. White Service Spring Grove State Hospital Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, S.E. follow-up for former patients. Wade Avenue Washington 20032 Catonsville 21228 202, J02-4000 301, 747-4400 Maryland residents; sliding sc~le; Virginia Department qf Vocational 8:15 a.m. - 5 p.m. St. Luke's House, Inc. adults, 18-65, who arerecoverl.ng 6211 Tuckerman Lane Rehabilitation Northern Virginia residents; no fee; from mental illness;res~dential' Rockville '20852 901 North Washington Street over 16, under cona2tions established care as alternative to total 301, 530-4546 Alexandria 22314 by laws governing Federal and State hospitalization for those who need 703, 549-2730 rehabilitation programs; guidance aftercare or alternative living and planning, training., job place­ arrangements in order to cope with ment, and rehabilitation. their emotional problems. The Social Center 10 - 12 a.m., 1 - 3 p.m., 8 - 10 p.m., Montgomery County residents; no fee; Open Door-Mizell Cottage 7401 Leesburg Pike Mon.; 10 - 12 a.m., 1 - 3 p.m., Tues.; a social and recreational center 10217 Frederick Avenue Falls Church 22043 10 a. m. - 3 p. m., Weds.; 10 a. m. - Kensington ,,20795' for former mental patients co­ 703, 57.3-0448 12 noon, 8 - 10 p. m., Thurs.; 10 a. m. - sponsored by the Mental Health 301, 949-1255 2:30 p.m., Frio; 2 - 4 p.m., Sat. Association of Montgomery County Northern Virginia residel1,ts; nonpr.ofit and. the Recreation Department. agency serves people with emotional problems, social activities for former mental patients.

(:); 34 35 rT':""~£""""''''''' ",",> ..... "~","'!" ••.-­ l·r '~ 8:30 a.m. -"Sp.rn. ALCOHOLISM ~ Arlington CommunIty Mental Health Center GREATER WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN AREA 1725 North George Mason Drive, Northern Virginia residents; day treatment center and activities Arlington 22205 () -::program. 703,558-2815 State Alcoholic Authorities: Detoxification Cent~r NorthetnVirginia Mental Health 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Department of Human Re~ources Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince ~. -' Assoc.iation 619 N Street, N.W • .3260 WilsonBou1evard,Suite 23· William Counties, cities of Fairfax and Falls Church; no fee;- social Washington 20001 Arlington 22201 center for returned mental' patients. 202, 62.9-4068 703, 524-3352 __ .~:, . (_~_J~'_; Division of Alcoholism Control Medicare Claims State Department of Mental Hygiene Greater Washington Metropolitan Area 2305 North Charles Street 202, 484-9200 Baltimore 21208 301, 383-2784

Bureau of Alcohol Studies and Rehabilitation fl Virginia State Department of Health James Madison Building 109 Governor Street Richmond 23219 I 703, 770-3083

North American Association of Alcoholism Programs 1130-17th Street, N.W., Suite 700 Washington 20036 202, 628-1585

Alcoholics Anonymous Intergroup 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. (§even days a Headquarters week) 2660 Woodley Road, N.W. No residence restriction; no fee; Washington 20008 information and counseling. 202, 332-193.3

Northern Virginia Intergroup Headquarters 3179 Wilson Boulevard Arlington 22201 703, 524-7742

Washington Area Council on Alcoholism 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. () and. _Drug Abuse No residence restriction; nO .fee; 1330 Nei .ampshire. Avenue, N. W:' education, information, and Washington' 20036 referral. 202, 466""2323

. _S;:llvation Army 5:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. HarborT..ight Corps No residence r.estriction; no 909 Eye Street, N.W. initial fee; charge· for room and Washington 20001 board when employed; spir~tua1 202, 638-4532 program, food and shelter, alcoholic therapy •

.36 37 Prince Georges County Alcoholism Center. 8.:30.a.m. -:- 4 p.m., 9:30 p.m., Mon. The Volunteers of America 8 i.mr - 4 p.m., 8 a.m. - noon, Sat. Bureau of Mental Heihth & Thurs. No residence restriction; no fee; N~tional Capitol Area Prince Georges County Health Department Prince Georges County residents; 525 Rhode Island Avenue, N.E. men live at home and work in the 9015 Rhode Island Avenue sliding s~ale; individual and group Washington 20002 salvage and rehabilitation program College Park 20740 therapy, walk-:in clinic at 5620 . 202, LA9-l96l at headquatters; religious services, 301, 345-3252 St. Barnabas Road , Qxon Hill! on .; Halfway House for male alcoholics counseling ,room , board, clothes, ' Tues. and Weds., information and and general care. referral . 1401 Ingraham Street, N.W. . . lvashington 20011 . Alcoholic Rehabilitation Unit Prince Georges County residents; 202,RA3-7765 , ' Spring Grove State Hospital alcoholic adults. No residence restriction; fees; Melwood Farm Catonsville 21288 Post Office Box 182 inpatient facility with minimum 301, 747-4400' four-week stay; rehabilitation for Olney 20832 301, 924-5000 alcoholics under medical direction. Division of Alcoholism Services for 9 a •m . - 5 p. m., 9 p. m., Mon. Fairfax County Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William D.C. Mental Health Administration D.C. residents. Bureau of Alcohol Study and Counties; $5 a visit; all outpatient Rehabilitation Center for Alcoholics ! Rehabilitation services, including counseling Occoquon 22125 8503 Lee Highway children of alcoholics. 703, 690-1544 Fairfax 22030 I 703, 573-0510 Area B Community Mental Health Center 8:15 a.m. -4:45 p.m. Alcoholism Center D.C. residents; outpatient clinic, I Arlington Community Mental Health Center 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. r day treatment program, and two .; 1725 'North George Mason Drive Arlington County residents; alcoholic 1808 AdamsMi1l Road, N.W. i· Washington 20009 halfway houses. Arlington, 22205 clinic activities and day care 202, 629-4762 ! 703, 558-2815. programs.

Divisio~of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Maryland residents;· fees; minimum Division of'Alcoholism Services 9 a. m. - 5 p. m~, 7: 30 - 10: 30 p. m. , psylhiatric Institute age 18; group therapy for alcoholics. Alexandria Health Department WedS. by appointment; U~iversity of Maryland 517 North Saint Asaph Street $5 for first visit and then no fee 721 West Redwood Street Alexandria 223,14 for group therapy. Baltimore, 21201 703, 683-6677 301, 528-6570 Alexandria Center for Alcoholism 9 a.m. - 5 'p.m. Alcohol Information Center for County 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 101 North Columbus Street, Suite 212 Alexandria.residents; no fee; Montgomery County Health Department Montgomery County residents; sliding;:> Alexandria 22314 counseling and referral, information 12701 Twinbrook Parkway scale; medication, diagnosis; and 703, 683-1906 and education. Rockville 20852 treatment at 2 clinics and 3hal£.way 301, 279-1631; after office hours, residential care centet:s for men, on.e quarterway house, and New Hampshire 588-5448 House for women.

The Alpha Club Montgomery County residents ; s;Liding . 8510 Colesville. Road scale; residences for male alc.oholics; Silver Spring· 20910 job therapy,individu;il and group <', • ot~.· 301, 587-9699 counseling. . ",' t· 8915 Colesville Road Silver Spring 20910 301, 589-9619 ." MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES Friends House No residence restriction; fees; GREATER WASHINGTON .METROPOLITAN AREA l7340.!Quaker Lane open to all without regard to 'race Sandy Spring 20860 or creed; a residential community 301, 924-5100 for persons 62 years of age or older; Aging: residents must be able to care for Recreation program. .own needs and are required to eat 'Barney Neighborhood House dinner in the central dining room. 3ll8-l6th Street, N.W. Washington 20010 Homemaker Service of National Metropolitan Area; sliding scale; 202; AD2-l354. Capitol Area trains and places homemakers in Education and recreation program. 1825 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. homes of the aged to help them get D.C. Department of Public Recreation Washington 20009 on their feet. 3069 Mt. Pleasant Street, N.W. 202, 387-6500 Washington 20009 202, 629-7338 Over-:60 Counseling. and Employmen,t! 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Service Over-60 citizens from Maryland and East-West Senior Citizens Center 1:30 - 5 p.m. Recreation center. Montgomery' County Federation of the District; no fee. 1041 New Jersey Avenue, N.W. Women's Clubs Washington 20001 4700 Norwood Drive. 202, 628-8592 I Chevy Chase 20015 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. n 301, 652';"9339 Lutheran Social Services of the 214 East Diamond Avenue 10 a.m. - 12 noon, Tues. & Thurs. National Capitol Area, Inc. No residence restriction; involvement ,. II',.t Gaithersburg 20760 ! of retired persons se:r:vice, volunteer ,~ 2635-l6th Street, N.W. t 301, 926-0119 Washington 20009 work, workshops, retirement counsel­ ing. i 1000 Forest Glen Road 1 - 3 p.m., Tues. & Thurs. 202, 232-6373 Silver Spring 20910 f P'('otective services tor the .aged. 1 I Family and Child Service of I ! Office of Services to the Aged 8:15 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Washington \~~' . '''''\ D.C. Department of Human Resources Administers D.C. Older Americans 929 L Street, N.W~ 122 C Street, N.W., Room 805 Act Program. Washington 20001 Washington 20001 202, 232-6510 202, 629-3981 Multipurpose Senior Center 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 25 K Street, N.E. Meals on Wheels of the Greater Call to arrange interview; well Washington 20002 tl Washington Area balanced meals for the elderly or 202, 737-l?86 [I 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. if 202, 434-1922 disabled at cost fee. Columbia Senior Center, r~ ~; 3500-l4th Street, N.W. i. Northern Virginia Mental Health Association 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Washington 20010 ;"I' 3260 Wilson Boulevard,Suite 23 Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun Counties 202, 483-1480 f f: Arlington 22201 and cities of Fairfax and Falls Church; A 249-unit highrise apartment building 1 703, 524-3352 offers telepQon.e reassurance program Goodwin House for the elderly. 4800 Fillmore Avenue for older personsisponsored by the \ Alexandria 22311 Episcopal Church. No. residence. racial, f.•··II.: religious, or Sen!orAdults~mployment and· 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 703, 578-::-1000 ch\~rch affi~iation r restrictions; an~1 person or married. it Counseli~gqf Arlingt:9n Arlington County residents; (some couple, ambulato:ry and in good health, [I: 300 North Park D:r;ive exceptions made for McLean and over 65 years of age, is eligible • . f Arlington 22203 Vienna residents who can provide Meals, weekly mE!Lid service, linens, ! 703, 558-2280 own transportation). utilities, recrfeation facilities, and r care, ~n exchage for a Founder' Sf}:; Gift' and a montihly maintenance fee. / Fellowships are available for communicants I, •.••. of the Episcopa.lDiocese of V±rginia. 1 .. l' 1· 41 I.:. ~- !j. 40

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9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Fami,ly Serv:ice of Montgomery County 9 a.m. 9 .p.m., Mon. & Weds. Senior Citizens Emp10yment.Serv:i,ce 35.0 Hungerford Drive I, 220 North Washington Street Alexandria residents and part of .9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Tues., Thurs., & Fairfax County; information'and Rockville 20850 Frio Alexandria 22314 301, 762-0300 703,836-4414 referral, discount program for Montgomery County residents; sliding over-60. scale; casework, individual, family, and group counseling, family life Employment Security 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. education. D.C. Manpower Administration no fee; senior citizens community Family Service of Prince Georges' County 500 C Street, N.W. service program; furnishes 20 . '9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Tues., Frio, & Sat. hours a week employment to the 4318 Hamilton St~~et 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., Mon., Weds., & Thurs. Washington 20001 Hyattsville 20781 202, 393-615.1 over 55. Prince Georges County residents; 301, 277-1610 sliding scale; individual, group, 4410 Stamp Road. and family therapy, marriage and ! Autistic Children: I Marlow Heights 20031 child-parent counseling. 301, 423-1600 American Foundation for Autistic Children Therapeutic training of autistic 7123 GeorgePal~er Highway 4510 Cumberland Avenue children of all ages; counseling In. Seat Pleasant. 20027 and training for parents; training Chevy Chase 20015 ~ for professionals and lay personnel 301,925-S610 301, 656-9213 517 Hain Street to work with autistic child;:esearch ~ Laurel 20810 and information. ; 301, 498-3810 National Society for Autistic Children ) Northern Virginia Family Service 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Tues., Thurs., & 621 Central Avenue I 803 West Broad Street Albany, New York 12206 Frio, 9 a. m. .. 9 p. m., Mon. & Weds. ~ Falls Church 22046 Northern Virginia residents; sliding 518, 438-5939' 1 703, 533-9727 Maryland State Chapter scale; casework, individual and 10609 Glenwild Road family counseling. Silver Spring 20901 Institute of Marriage & Family Relations 8 a.m. - 9:30 p.m., Mon. - .Sat. 301, 593-1458 . 4200 Daniels Avenue Montgomery County Chapter sliding scale; individual, group, Post Office Box 365 and family therapy, psychological 10407 Brookmoor Drive Annandale 22003 Silver Spring 20901 evaluation, communication improvement, 703, ,941-5700 family education. 301, 593-6956 431 North Frederick Avenue Prince Georges County Chapter Gaithersburg 20760it .•. :;1o, 2808 Federal,Lane I ?l 3000 Connecticut Avenue, N.W •. Bowie 20715 U Washington 20008 301, 262-9197 The Formerly Married Society, Inc. Answering service; will mail infor­ Family Services: 1028 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 707 mation on activities gn request. ._- . Washington 20036 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Family and Child Serv'iee·of Washington 202, 833~636 929 L Street, N.W. D.C. residents; sliding scale; Washington 20001 information andrei:el:'ral,fa.mily ~arents Without Partners, Inc. Answering service; will mail infor..;. 202, 232-6510 and individual counseling, placement 202, 638-1320 mation 011 rEHJ,Ues1;~ 'I bfcl:!.ildren ,family. day care , 'camp- ; I ing, adoption services; arid some fina.ncialaid.' . Planned Pa.renthood, Inc. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., 6 p.m., Thurs. Main Office and Clinic sliding scale; call for appointment; 1109H Street, N.W. contraceptive service; infertility Washington 20005 advice, premarital counseling, 202,387-8787 abortion counseling, education for

42 43 Planned Parenthood, Inc. (Continued)·; marriage. :: "" Legal AidBure~u of Prince Georges County 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Montgomery County Office 5012 Rhode Island Avenue, Room 3 Prince Georges County residents; 11141 Georgia Avenue Hyattsville " 20781 no fee for those who, qualify. Wheaton 20902 301, 277-1180 301, .933-2300 2722 Sansbury Road Upper Marlboro 20870 'F10renQe Crittenton Home No residence restriction; sliding 301, 336-8181 4795 Reservoir Road,;N .W. scale; residential home and hoslJ'ital 13108-11th Street ;t Washirigton 20007 for unwed mothers ,alSo residential Bowie 20715 202, 333-3600 treatment center for girls with 301, 262-5548 adj ustment problems, ages' 13-18. Alexandria Legal Aid Society 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Legal Aid: 220 North Washington Street Alexandria residents; no fee for Alexandria 22314 those who qualify. Legal Aid Society of D.C. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., Mon. - Thurs. 703, 750-6438 666-11th Street, N.W~, Suite 300 Registration charge; legal service; Washington 20001 consultation to persons unable to Arlington 'County Lawyer Referral Service 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 202, 628-1161 afford service of a private attorney Arlington County Bar Association Arlington County residents; .no in civil cases. 1400 North Court House Road fee for those who qualify. Arlington 22201 Neighborhood Legal Service Project 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 703, .558-2244 666~11th Street, N.W., Suite 335 D.C. residents; no fee; aid in civil Washington 20001 cases. Fairfax County Lawyer Referral Service 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 202,628-9161 Fairfax County Bar Association Residents of Fairfax County and cities 4000 Chain Bridge Road of Fairfax and Falls Church; no fee Lawyer Referral Serv~ce of the Bar 10 a.m. - 12 noon, 2 - 4 p.m •. Fairfax 22030 for those who qualify_ Association of D.C. Sets up appointment with attorney, 703, 273-5844 1819 H Street, Suite 300 individual arrangement for additional Washington 20006 services. ,., Medical Societies: 202, 223-1484 Medical Society of the District of 8:30 a.m. - 4:45 p~m. Montgomery County Community Action 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Columbia. Committee Montgomery County residents; no fee; 2007 Eye Street,. N~W. 14 South Pe'i'ry Street information and referral, transportation, WasQ:J.ngton. 20006 Rockville 20859 job placement a4t~{gmlow:.up,emp10yment 202, 223-2230 301, . 279-1.245 counseling. Montgomery County Medical Bureau 24-hour service. Lawyer Referral Service of the ~ a.m. - 12 noon, 1 3 p.m. 8634 Colesville Road Montgomery County Bar Associ~tion 'fees; referral service. Silver Spring 20910 27 West Jefferson Street­ 301, 587-8555 Rockville 20850 301, 762-5242 Montgomery County Medical Societ;y. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 2446 Reedie Drive Juvenile ,Aid Sec.tion 24-hour service \JJ Wheaton 20902 Montgomery County Police'Department Children' in trouble with the law.· 301, 949-4400 Georgia Avenue and Randolph Road Wheaton .20902 NurSing Services 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 301, . 946-7900 Montgomery County Health Department Montgomery County residents; University National Bank Building sliding scale; provi~es nursing 611 Rockville Pike care and treatment with approval Rockville 20852 of physician. 301,27.9-1636

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Arlington County Medical Society "8:30 a.m~ -4130 p~~. 4615 Le~ ijighw~y' . Arlington 22207 703, 528-0888

Fairfax County Medical Society, Inc. 9 a.m. - 4:30 p:m. 200 Little Falls Street Falls Church 22046 703, 532-0500

Poison Control:

Poison Control Center 24-hour service 2125-13th Street, N.W. Metropolitan area. " Washington 20009 202, 835-4080

Suicide Prevention:

Mental Health Consultation Service 24-hour service and Suicide Prevention No residence restriction; no 801 North Capitol Street fee; referral and information. Washington 20001 .202, .. 629:'5222

Training:

Metropolitan Mental Health Skills Center No residence restriction; fees The Washington School of Psychiatry with some scholarships av~il~Qle; 1610 New Hampshire Avenue, N.W. seminars, workshops, and in­ Washington 20009 service training for staff and 202, 387-3339 volunteers without professional training in mental: health who work in a direct he'lping relation­ ship to others.

Ambulance Services:

District of Columbia Arlington 202, 462-3322 or 911 703, 527-8900

Montgomery County Fai'tfax; 301, 424-3111 703, 691-2233 Prince. Georges 301, 864-1122 Alexandria "., . 703, 549-5100';

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