Questions about which mental health challenge you or a loved one is experiencing? Get closer to an answer with these screening tools.

The William James INTERFACE Referral Service, ​offered through our Freedman Center, is a mental health and wellness referral Helpline available Monday through Friday, 9 am-5 pm, at 888-244-6843 (toll free).

See if your community is on the list.

Youth mental health first Aid was designed to provide individuals with the skills and knowledge they need to be supportive to youth experiencing mental health challenges.

The Parent/Professional Advocacy League (PPAL) is a statewide family organization dedicated to improving the mental health and well-being of children, youth and families through education, advocacy and partnership.

Located at Mass General Hospital, ARMS is an outpatient substance use treatment for ages 12-16. The telephone number for ARMS is
617-643-4699.

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The McLean OnTrack clinic addresses the unique needs of people experiencing a first episode of bipolar disorder, specializing in the early recognition and treatment of bipolar spectrum disorders and other conditions presenting with psychosis or mania with psychosis for adults ages 18 to 30.

NAMI is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for people with mental illness. NAMI has hundreds of local chapters and affiliates across the country with thousands of volunteer leaders in communities working to raise awareness and provide free education, advocacy and support group programs.

Provides information and referral services for families of children with special needs. If you have a question about the special education system, call the Federation’s Parent Training and Information referral line at 617-236-7210 for a free consultation. Attend a basic rights workshop to learn all about your rights as a parent of a child with special needs.

An independent state agency, MHLAC helps promote and protect the rights of people with mental health concerns through legal advocacy and education. The website contains useful information including a library of resources.

As the state mental health authority, DMH assures and provides access to services to meet the mental health needs of people of all ages.

Evaluation and treatment for ages 14-40 experiencing psychosis for the first time.

Within the OCD & Related Disorders Program – run by Dr. Kyle Williams, evaluation and treatment of children with possible PANS/PANDAS and related disorders. Paula Downes manages referrals to this specialty program and can be reached at 617-724-0198.

Neuropsychological testing for ages 2-22. The telephone number for LEAP is 617-643-6010.

Evaluation and treatment for youth and young adults on the autism spectrum.

Evaluation and treatment for children, adolescents, and adults with autism and developmental delays.

Evaluation and treatment for ages 7 and older with disordered eating.

A clinic treating children with challenging behaviors and their families using Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) model. The telephone number for Think:Kids is 617-643-6030.

The CEDAR clinic is a specialized center for young people aged 12-35 who are experiencing new or worsening symptoms that may be warning signs for psychosis. CEDAR helps young people and their families understand recent changes in thoughts, feelings or behavior, consider treatment options, stay on track or get back on track with work, school or self-care and learn strategies for reducing stress and increasing protective factors.

The Massachusetts Sibling Support Network developed by Emily Rubin, MA is committed to supporting siblings of people with disabilities in the following ways: creating welcoming communities for siblings across the lifespan; improving the range and availability of sibling support services; and providing education about sibling-related issues.an evidence-based, family-centered, mental health care initiative focused on improving outcomes for siblings of psychiatrically-involves children and adolescents.

The Systems & Psychosocial Advances Research Center (SPARC) is a University of Massachusetts Medical School Department of Mental Health Research Center of Excellence. SPARC conducts research to enhance services, improve the quality of life, and promote recovery for people with behavioral health conditions. This website contains a wealth of information about their research, clinical services, and resources for patients and their families.

The Transitions to Adulthood Center for Research is a NIDRR-funded Center that aims to improve supports for youth and young adults, ages 14-30, with serious mental health conditions who are trying to successfully complete their schooling and training and move into rewarding work lives.

Voices4Hope is a place for teenagers and young adults with mental health conditions to find resources and stigma busting information that can help them to lead happy and independent lives.

The Sibling Support Program at UMass Medical Center is an evidence-based, family-centered, mental health care initiative focused on improving outcomes for siblings of psychiatrically-involved children and adolescents.