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This page contains a variety of counseling resources specialized for different populations:


Student Resources

PsychologyToday.com
Psychology Today's Therapist Directory lists clinical and licensed professionals that provide mental health services in the US and internationally. This tool allows you to look for a therapist that fits your needs (i.e., LGBTQ+ friendly, cultural sensitivities, insurance, etc.) so that you can find a therapist that you feel most comfortable with. 

The Trevor Project
Founded in 1998 by the creators of the Academy Award®-winning short film TREVOR, The Trevor Project is the leading national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) young people under 25.

Alcohol and Drug Recovery: Online and Telephone Support Groups
List of online support groups and hotline numbers.

HalfofUs
Through Half of Us, mtvU and The Jed Foundation aim to initiate a public dialogue to raise awareness about the prevalence of mental health issues and connect students to the appropriate resources to get help.

Online Support Groups
Treatment providers and peer support specialists looking for online and telephone support groups for their patients/peers should review the list below. Both 12 Step and non-12 Step-based online support groups are identified. This is not an exhaustive list but the links are active. After an initial review, NONE of these sites are associated with specific treatment/recovery centers and do not require individuals to register first to access online group support services.

The Jed Foundation
Online resources promoting emotional health and preventing suicide

Athletes and Mental Health
Online resources from the NCAA Sport Science Institute

Alcohol and Drug Help
StartYourRecovery.org provides helpful information for people who are dealing with substance use issues — and their family members, friends, and co-workers, too. 

Alcohol Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere. There are no age or education requirements. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about his or her drinking problem.

A Guide to Mental Health for College Students
In this guide, you will explore some of the most common mental health issues that college students face.

Students Against Depression
Students Against Depression is a website offering advice, information, guidance and resources to those affected by low mood, depression and suicidal thinking. Alongside clinically-validated information and resources it presents the experiences, strategies and advice of students themselves - after all, who better to speak to their peers about how depression can be overcome?

Overeaters Anonymous
Overeaters Anonymous is a fellowship of individuals who, through shared experience, strength, and hope, are recovering from compulsive eating. This may manifest as overeating, undereating, overexercising, body obsession, bulimia, and/or anorexia. We welcome everyone who wants recovery. We offer in-person meetings, virtual meetings, and phone meetings. Members typically share contact details with each other to provide support outside of meetings. 
Visit the Overeaters Anonymous website >

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Faculty/Staff Resources

 

Faculty/Staff Online Training Resources

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Multicultural Resources

Shreveport-Bossier Black Counselors Association
Shreveport-Bossier Black Counselors Association was created to help reduce the stigma about mental health by raising awareness and advocating for the mental health issues and contributing factors within the black community. The group also provides professional support, training, and networking opportunities for local black licensed professional counselors (LPCs), provisional licensed professional counselors (PLPCs), and counseling graduate students.

National Association for Black Counselors
NABC is a nationally recognized professional association (and supportive community) that enhances and encourages professional growth and endeavors in the field of counseling and mental health; NABC also welcomes all that have concern and interest in the overall health and mental health affecting those of African ancestry in the United States (and abroad.) The vision of the National Association of Black Counselors is to ensure that all counselors possess the knowledge, attitude, and skills to ensure that the mental health needs of the African-American community and the African diaspora are competently attended to and addressed for the individual and the collective.

The Society of Indian Psychologists
Native American and Alaska Native professionals advocating for Native mental health by bringing attention to issues influencing Native mental health and psychology today. The mission of SIP is to advocate for the psychological well-being of American Indians and other Indigenous peoples and to advance knowledge pertaining to Indigenous psychology.

Black Mental Health Alliance
The creation of an equitable, respectful and compassionate society. The development of Black communities in which optimal mental health enables children, youth, adults, and families to strive for and embrace their best life.

Clinicians of Color
A directory of clinicians of color. The directory is full of clinicians of various racial and ethnic backgrounds, as well as training and treatment styles. Let us help you find a therapist of color that truly sees you.

Therapy for Black Girls
TherapyforBlackGirls.com is an online space dedicated to encouraging the mental wellness of Black women and girls. So often the stigma surrounding mental health issues and therapy prevents Black women from taking the step of seeing a therapist. This space was developed to present mental health topics in a way that feels more accessible and relevant.

Therapy for Black Men
TherapyForBlackMen.org was born from the idea that Black men and boys face unique challenges and stigmatization, and therefore need a dedicated space for seeking and finding mental health support. We’ve made it our mission to strip away that stigmatization and ease the process of finding help. By providing targeted resources and a database filled with professionals equipped to support men of color, our users can now obtain the help they need and deserve.

LatinxTherapy
Latinx Therapy was founded in 2018 with the mission to destigmatize mental health in the Latinx community. Since then, they have expanded to become a bilingual podcast and national directory to find a Latinx Therapist (98% of their directory are Spanish speakers). Latinx Therapy strives to provides culturally-grounded workshops and services to the Latinx community. 

BIPOC Therapists: Empowering the Community through Education and Awareness
The demand for mental health support from BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) therapists is rooted in their unique ability to provide their clients with a shared cultural experience and understanding. However, there is a significant shortage of such therapists.

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Off-Campus Resources


Psychiatric Hospitals

Brentwood Behavioral Hospital
1006 Highland Ave.
318-678-7500
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Willis Knighton Rehabilitation Institute
1111 Line Ave.
318-716-4720
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Psychiatrists

Ochsner LSU Health Shreveport Academic Medical Center
1541 Kings Hwy, Shreveport, LA 71103
(318) 626-0050

Shreveport Behavioral Health Clinic
1310 North Hearne Avenue, Shreveport LA 71107
(318) 676-5111

David Raines Community Health Center
1514 Doctor’s Drive, Bossier City LA 71111
(318) 227-3348

Brentwood Outpatient Clinic
1006 Highland Ave, Shreveport LA 71101
(318) 222-6226

Willis-Knighton Rehabilitation Institute
1111 Line Ave, Shreveport LA 71101
(318) 716-4600

 

Sliding Scale Clinics

Samaritan Counseling Center
1525 Stephens Ave.
318-221-6121
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Shreveport Behavioral Health Clinic
1310 N. Hearne Ave.
318-676-5111
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LSUHSC/Ochsner Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic (Resident Training Clinic)
1606 Kings Hwy, 2nd Floor
318-616-2445
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David Raines Community Health Center
1514 Doctor’s Dr. Bossier City
318-227-3348
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Group Practices (Therapists)

Personal Solutions, INC
8873 Quimper Place
318-686-0012

Interactional Services
707 Southfield Road
318-869-1632
Accepts Medicare; EMDR therapy
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Elated Counseling Services
2020 E. 70th St.,Suite 201
318-751-9098
Accepts Medicaid
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Mental Health Resources for Coaches 

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Mental Health Resources for Student Athletes

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Mental Health Apps

Sleep and Meditation

 

Mood Trackers

 

Addition Help

 

PTSD Support

  • AIMS for Anger Management - based on the Anger and Irritability Management Skills,
    provides users with tools to track anger management. Apple Download | Google Play Download
  • Mindfulness Coach - provides a gradual, self-guided training program designed to help you understand and adopt a simple mindfulness practice. Apple Download | Google Play Download
  • Moving Forward - provides on-the-go tools and education for effective problem-
    solving and stress reduction. Visit Website
  • PTSD Coach - Tools include guided relaxation exercises, soothing sounds and images, relationship tips, and more. Apple Download | Google Play Download
  • PTSD Family Coach - for family members of those living with PTSD. Apple Download | Google Play Download

 

Suicide Prevention 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Many students are uncomfortable with the idea of counseling or unsure of how to start the process. Our FAQ page is a safe place to explore topics related to counseling and mental health.
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Contact Info

Jamie Wells • Director of Counseling Services and Health Information

Erica Johnson • Coordinator for Counseling Services and Health Information • ejohnson@centenary.edu

318.869.5466 jrwells@centenary.edu

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