What They Provide: public behavioral health system navigation, SCRBH-funded service questions, mental health service access help, substance use service access help, provider information, grievance/complaint direction, rights information
Website: spokanecounty.gov/4231/Behavioral-Health-Customer-Care-Services
Phone: 509-477-4570; toll-free: 1-877-304-7183
Address: Spokane County Community Services, Spokane, WA 99260
Hours of Operation: County business hours; call to confirm
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to call; service access may require provider intake/assessment
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful items may include Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number, insurance card, provider information, referral paperwork, grievance/complaint details, and service history
Application Process: Call Customer Care for questions about SCRBH-funded services, provider options, access concerns, or complaint/grievance direction
Eligibility: People seeking information or help with publicly funded behavioral health services in the Spokane Regional Service Area
Cost: Free to call; service costs depend on provider, insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, uninsured status, and program eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Can help with publicly funded behavioral health navigation; specific services may use Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant funding, or uninsured service pathways
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area, including Spokane, Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties
Languages / Accessibility: Relay: 1-800-833-6384; call to request accessibility/language support
Important Notes: This is not the 24/7 crisis line. Use 988 or 1-877-266-1818 for immediate behavioral health crisis. Spokane County lists Customer Care at 509-477-4570 or 1-877-304-7183 for questions related to SCRBH-funded services.

What They Provide: mental health treatment provider directory, outpatient provider information, public behavioral health provider options, referral guidance, service access direction
Website: spokanecounty.gov/4233/Mental-Health-Treatment-Services
Phone: Customer Care: 509-477-4570; toll-free: 1-877-304-7183
Address: Online/provider directory resource; provider locations vary
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; provider hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Individuals may directly call or self-present to contracted behavioral health provider agencies; provider intake/assessment may be required
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, ProviderOne number if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, referral paperwork if available, court/school/provider paperwork if relevant
Application Process: Review the provider directory, contact a listed provider directly, or call Customer Care for help understanding available options
Eligibility: People seeking mental health treatment in the Spokane Regional Service Area; eligibility depends on provider, funding, insurance, Medicaid, and program requirements
Cost: Varies by provider and funding source
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Providers may accept Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant funding, or uninsured service pathways; verify directly with provider
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area
Languages / Accessibility: Ask providers directly about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Spokane County states individuals may directly call or self-present for services at a contracted behavioral health provider agency, and that physicians, schools, family, natural supports, or other referral sources may also refer people.

What They Provide: outpatient mental health intake, initial assessment, therapy access, medication management access, child/family service connection, adult service connection, referrals
Website: fbhwa.org/about/referrals
Phone: 509-838-4651; Access to Care extension listed by FBH: 012082
Address: 131 S Division St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment necessary for Access to Care; online referral form also available
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, current provider information, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents for minors if applicable
Application Process: Walk in to Access to Care, call 509-838-4651, or complete the online referral form; FBH states the team will reach out during the next 24 business hours after referral form submission
Eligibility: Individuals seeking outpatient mental health services; no restrictions listed in community resource data
Cost: Accepts Medicaid and private insurance; sliding scale fee available according to community resource data
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid and private insurance; call to verify Medicare and sliding fee options
Service Area: Spokane, Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties
Languages / Accessibility: Interpreter services listed in community resource data
Important Notes: This is the main outpatient access point for Frontier Behavioral Health. For crisis, use 988 or the Regional Crisis Line instead of waiting for outpatient intake.

What They Provide: outpatient mental health services, therapy, case management, medication management, child/family services, adult services, behavioral health treatment, referrals
Website: fbhwa.org
Phone: 509-838-4651
Address: Multiple Spokane-area locations; Access to Care: 131 S Division St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Varies by program/location; Access to Care Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; Access to Care can begin the process
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, current provider information, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents for minors if applicable
Application Process: Start through Access to Care by walking in, calling, or using the online referral form; FBH staff discuss next steps and program fit
Eligibility: Individuals and families seeking behavioral health services; FBH prioritizes individuals and families who are high risk, high need, or publicly funded
Cost: Varies by insurance/funding; sliding scale may be available
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: FBH states it accepts Medicaid; community resource data also lists private insurance and sliding scale fee
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: FBH is one of Spokane County’s core public behavioral health providers. Their website states they provide behavioral healthcare for individuals of all ages and prioritize high-risk, high-need, or publicly funded individuals and families.

What They Provide: behavioral health advocacy, rights support, grievance help, appeal help, administrative hearing support, complaint navigation, support for people receiving behavioral health services and their families
Website: obhadvocacy.org/spokane-region
Phone: Use OBHA website contact/file process; Spokane County BH-ASO crisis number listed: 1-877-266-1818
Address: Regional advocacy service; contact through website
Hours of Operation: Contact/file process available through website; advocate hours may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: File/contact OBHA for advocacy support
Documents Needed: behavioral health provider information, service denial/termination notice if applicable, grievance/complaint details, appeal paperwork, authorization/ROI if helping a family member, hearing notices if applicable
Application Process: Use OBHA’s website to file for services or contact the Spokane regional advocate; provide details about the behavioral health concern, grievance, appeal, or rights issue
Eligibility: People receiving or trying to access behavioral health services, including support for family members at the individual’s request
Cost: Free advocacy support
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable for advocacy; issues may involve Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, BH-ASO services, or provider access
Service Area: Spokane behavioral health region
Languages / Accessibility: Contact OBHA to request language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Use this when someone is having trouble with behavioral health access, rights, grievances, appeals, or service concerns. OBHA states it supports grievance, appeal, and administrative hearing processes and can include family/supports at the person’s request.

What They Provide: therapy intake, mental health assessment, outpatient counseling connection, group therapy connection, case management connection, medication management connection, child/family service connection, adult service connection
Website: fbhwa.org/about/referrals
Phone: 509-838-4651
Address: Access to Care: 131 S Division St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment necessary for Access to Care; online referral form available
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, ProviderOne number if available, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, current provider information, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents for minors if applicable
Application Process: Walk in to Access to Care, call 509-838-4651, or complete the online referral form; staff review needs and connect to the appropriate service/program
Eligibility: Individuals seeking outpatient mental health services; services available for individuals of all ages, with priority for high-risk, high-need, or publicly funded individuals/families
Cost: Varies by insurance/funding; sliding scale may be available
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid; call to verify Medicare, private insurance, and sliding fee options
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area, including Spokane, Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Good first access point for public outpatient therapy through Frontier. Use 988 or the Regional Crisis Line for immediate crisis support instead of waiting for outpatient intake.

What They Provide: therapy, behavioral health services, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, EMDR, Cognitive Processing Therapy
Website: spokanecounty.gov/4362/Therapeutic-Services
Phone: 509-477-4388
Address: 211 W Augusta Ave, Spokane, WA 99205
Hours of Operation: County business hours; call to confirm
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment required; self-referrals and provider/community referrals accepted
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number if available, managed care plan information, referral paperwork if applicable, medication list, current provider information
Application Process: Call 509-477-4388 to request an appointment or ask about referral steps; complete intake/referral paperwork as directed
Eligibility: Medicaid-eligible individuals enrolled with Molina Healthcare, Amerigroup, or Community Health Plan of Washington who are seeking behavioral healthcare services
Cost: Medicaid-covered services for eligible participants
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Medicaid required; listed plans include Molina Healthcare, Amerigroup, and Community Health Plan of Washington
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: TTY/Relay: 800-833-6384; call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is a direct Spokane County behavioral health therapy resource for eligible Medicaid members. Spokane County lists CAReS at 211 W Augusta Ave with phone 509-477-4388, and its Therapeutic Services page lists therapy modalities including DBT, CBT, EMDR, and Cognitive Processing Therapy.

What They Provide: counseling, behavioral health assessments, integrated behavioral health, medication management, substance use counseling assessment, care coordination, peer support, targeted case management
Website: chas.org/get-care/behavioral-health
Phone: 509-444-8200; toll-free 866-907-8200
Address: Multiple Spokane County clinics; Behavioral Health Center: 5901 N Lidgerwood St, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours of Operation: Varies by clinic; call or check location page
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment or CHAS care team referral may be needed; same-day behavioral health/substance use assessments may be available at the Behavioral Health Center
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare card if applicable, medication list, income/household information if applying for sliding fee discount
Application Process: Call CHAS or ask a CHAS primary care provider about counseling, behavioral health assessment, medication management, and same-day assessment options
Eligibility: CHAS patients and community members needing behavioral health support
Cost: Insurance billing, Medicaid/Medicare billing, private pay, or sliding fee discount depending on eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare; sliding fee discount available for qualifying uninsured/underinsured patients
Service Area: Spokane County, Eastern Washington, and North Idaho
Languages / Accessibility: TRS: 711; call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Good option for people who need mental health support connected to primary care, pharmacy, or other health services.

What They Provide: individual counseling, group counseling, family-involved therapy, youth counseling, adult counseling, trauma counseling, anxiety/depression support, refugee/immigrant counseling, crime victim counseling
Website: lcsnw.org/program/behavioral-health-services
Phone: 509-747-8224
Address: 210 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Office hours may vary; call for current intake hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, private insurance card if applicable, Crime Victims Compensation information if applicable, referral paperwork if available, court/protection order paperwork if relevant, medication list
Application Process: Call intake or contact the Spokane office; staff review service fit, insurance/funding, and available appointment options
Eligibility: Youth, adolescents, adults, families, trauma survivors, crime victims, refugees/immigrants, and people seeking behavioral health counseling; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Medicaid, Crime Victims Compensation, some insurance plans, private pay, sliding scale, or grant-funded options may apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts WA Apple Health/Medicaid, Crime Victims Compensation, some private insurance plans, and offers sliding scale fees; call to verify current coverage
Service Area: Spokane / Spokane Valley / Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong option for trauma-informed counseling, youth/family therapy, crime victim support, refugee/immigrant services, anxiety, depression, parenting concerns, and behavioral concerns.

What They Provide: individual counseling, couples counseling, family counseling, group counseling, mental health therapy, behavioral health support
Website: cceasternwa.org/counseling
Phone: Consumer Care Coordinator: 509-242-2308
Address: Catholic Charities Eastern Washington, Spokane, WA; call for current counseling location/access details
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake and appointment hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake/scheduling required
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, referral paperwork if available, income/household information if applying for reduced-cost options
Application Process: Call the Consumer Care Coordinator at 509-242-2308 for counseling services; staff review current availability, intake process, cost, and service fit
Eligibility: People seeking counseling or behavioral health support; program-specific eligibility may apply
Cost: Call to confirm; cost may depend on insurance, funding, and program eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify accepted insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, private pay, and any sliding-fee or reduced-cost options
Service Area: Spokane County / Eastern Washington
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Catholic Charities’ counseling page currently states Community Behavioral Health Services is accepting new clients and directs people to call 509-242-2308 for counseling services.

What They Provide: therapy, outpatient behavioral health care, care coordination, psychiatric medication management, peer support, Wraparound with Intensive Services, substance use disorder services, Health Home programs
Website: passages-spokane.org
Phone: Use website contact information for current intake
Address: 1700 S Assembly Rd, Spokane, WA 99224
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake and program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number if available, medication list, current provider information, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents for minors if applicable
Application Process: Call Passages to ask about eligibility, intake, outpatient behavioral health services, peer services, WISe, medication management, and program availability
Eligibility: Apple Health/Medicaid-eligible Washington residents
Cost: Medicaid-covered services for eligible clients
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Apple Health/Medicaid required or strongly relevant; verify current plan participation before intake
Service Area: Spokane area / Washington State
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Good option for Medicaid-eligible people needing counseling plus wraparound support, peer support, care coordination, or medication management.

What They Provide: individual counseling, youth behavioral health, adult behavioral health, family support, substance use treatment planning, care coordination, integrated medical/behavioral health care, culturally grounded support
Website: nativeproject.org/our-services/behavioral-health
Phone: 509-483-7535
Address: 1803 W Maxwell Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment/intake required; call to schedule
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare card if applicable, medication list, proof of tribal enrollment/descendancy if applicable, income/household information if applying for sliding fee
Application Process: Call to schedule an intake/appointment; ask about behavioral health counseling, youth services, substance use support, care coordination, insurance, and sliding fee options
Eligibility: Native and non-Native community members seeking care
Cost: Insurance billing, Medicaid/Medicare billing, private pay, tribal/IHS-related funding, or sliding fee payments depending on eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance; no insurance copay billed with proof of tribal enrollment or descendancy; sliding fee payments available for qualifying patients
Service Area: Greater Spokane community
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Good option for culturally grounded integrated care. The NATIVE Project provides medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, care coordination, wellness, and prevention services for Native and non-Native people.

What They Provide: outpatient mental health counseling, individual counseling, group counseling, family support, care coordination, peer support, medication management, primary care connection, youth/young adult behavioral health support, intensive outpatient support
Website: excelsiorwellness.org
Phone: 509-559-3100
Address: 3754 W Indian Trail Rd, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake and program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents for minors if applicable
Application Process: Call or contact Excelsior through the website; ask about outpatient counseling, medication management, youth/family programs, insurance, and intake steps
Eligibility: Children, youth, young adults, families, and adults depending on program; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Varies by program and insurance/funding
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify accepted insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay/sliding fee options
Service Area: Spokane County / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Excelsior is especially useful for youth, young adults, and families with complex behavioral health needs, but their system also includes integrated behavioral health, primary care, medication management, counseling, care coordination, and peer support.

What They Provide: mental health counseling, therapy, primary care, prenatal/postpartum care, pharmacy services, integrated health support
Website: yvfwc.com/locations/unify-community-health-mission
Phone: 509-326-4343
Address: 120 W Mission Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Clinic: Monday–Friday, 7:45 AM–7 PM; pharmacy: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–7 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment recommended; new patient registration may be required
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, income/household information if applying for sliding fee discount
Application Process: Call and request a registration appointment with a patient care coordinator; ask about mental health counseling/therapy, insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and sliding fee options
Eligibility: Adults, teens, children, and families needing community clinic services
Cost: Insurance billing, Medicaid/Medicare billing, private pay, or sliding fee discount depending on eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private health plans; sliding fee discounts may be available for uninsured patients who meet income guidelines
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Good option when someone wants counseling connected to primary care, pharmacy, or prenatal/postpartum care.

What They Provide: child counseling, adolescent counseling, adult counseling, family counseling, individual counseling, group therapy, Child and Family Team Coordination, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Incredible Years, EMDR, trauma-focused group therapy
Website: partnerswithfamilies.org/mental-health
Phone: Mental health evaluation/services: 509-473-4810; questions/referrals: 509-473-4829
Address: 106 W Mission Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/evaluation required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents for minors if applicable, court/CPS/DCYF paperwork if relevant
Application Process: Call 509-473-4810 to schedule a mental health evaluation or services; for referrals or questions, contact 509-473-4829
Eligibility: Children, adolescents, adults, and families needing counseling or family support; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Call to confirm; cost may depend on insurance, Medicaid, funding, and program eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify accepted Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Especially useful for family systems, parenting support, child/adolescent counseling, trauma-focused services, and families impacted by abuse or neglect. Partners lists child, adolescent, adult, and family counseling, PCIT, EMDR, and trauma-focused group therapy, and says to call 509-473-4810 for mental health evaluation/services.

What They Provide: low-cost therapy directory, individual counseling search, couples/family therapy search, online therapy search, in-person therapy search, sliding-scale therapist directory
Website: openpathcollective.org
Phone: Online directory
Address: Online directory; Spokane-area therapist locations vary
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; therapist hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; membership and therapist appointment required
Documents Needed: None to search; therapist may request intake paperwork, photo ID, insurance information if applicable, emergency contact, and consent forms
Application Process: Search by location, online/in-person preference, specialty, cost, and therapist type; join Open Path if using the reduced-rate network; contact therapists directly to ask about availability
Eligibility: People who cannot afford market-rate therapy and are uninsured, underinsured, or unable to access affordable therapy through insurance
Cost: Open Path lists therapy sessions generally around $30–$70 for student interns or licensed/pre-licensed therapists and $40–$70 for licensed/pre-licensed therapists; one-time membership fee may apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not insurance-based; useful for uninsured/underinsured people or those with unaffordable copays/deductibles
Service Area: Nationwide directory with Spokane and Washington online options
Languages / Accessibility: Search filters may include language, modality, specialty, and online/in-person options
Important Notes: Good backup when local agencies have waitlists or a person does not qualify for Medicaid-based services.

What They Provide: low-cost online therapy, individual counseling, adult therapy, couples counseling, family therapy, sliding-scale counseling
Website: sentiocw.org
Phone: Online contact/intake through website
Address: Online counseling provider serving Washington State
Hours of Operation: Therapist availability varies; website available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/contact required; no outside referral required
Documents Needed: Intake paperwork, contact information, payment information, emergency contact, basic financial information for sliding-scale fee discussion
Application Process: Contact Sentio Counseling Washington through the website; complete intake steps; agree on sliding-scale fee; schedule online counseling if accepted
Eligibility: Adults, couples, and families in Washington seeking online therapy; program fit and therapist availability apply
Cost: Sliding-scale fees start at $30 per session for individual counseling; relationship counseling may have a higher starting rate
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not insurance-based; useful for people who are uninsured, underinsured, or need affordable private-pay online counseling
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Online therapy; ask about accessibility, technology, and language options during intake
Important Notes: Sentio states it provides confidential online counseling to adults, couples, and families throughout Washington, including Spokane, with sliding-scale fees starting at $30 and no income verification required.

What They Provide: therapist search, Medicaid therapist search, private insurance therapist search, specialty filters, telehealth filter, in-person therapy filter, provider contact information
Website: psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/wa/spokane-county
Phone: Online directory; contact therapists directly
Address: Online directory; provider offices vary
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; therapist hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; appointment required with individual therapist
Documents Needed: insurance card if using insurance, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, photo ID if requested, intake paperwork, medication list if relevant, custody/guardian paperwork for minors if applicable
Application Process: Search by ZIP code, insurance, issue, therapy type, age group, telehealth/in-person, and availability; contact therapists directly to confirm openings, insurance, cost, and fit
Eligibility: Anyone searching for therapy; individual therapist eligibility depends on insurance, age served, specialty, availability, and payment options
Cost: Varies by therapist, insurance, and self-pay rate
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Filter by Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, or self-pay; always verify directly before scheduling
Service Area: Spokane County, Spokane, Spokane Valley, and telehealth options across Washington
Languages / Accessibility: Search filters may include language, identity, specialty, and telehealth options
Important Notes: Useful when someone needs a private therapist, Medicaid therapist, specialty therapist, couples counselor, EMDR provider, trauma therapist, child therapist, or telehealth provider. Psychology Today’s Spokane therapist directory includes in-person and online providers and insurance filters.

What They Provide: free counseling directory, low-cost counseling directory, nonprofit counseling listings, sliding-scale therapy search, local counseling agency information
Website: opencounseling.com/washington/spokane
Phone: Online directory; contact listed providers directly
Address: Online directory; provider offices vary
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; provider hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; individual providers may require intake or appointments
Documents Needed: None to search; providers may request photo ID, insurance/Medicaid card if applicable, income information for sliding-scale services, and intake paperwork
Application Process: Search Spokane listings; contact providers directly to confirm current availability, cost, insurance, sliding-scale options, and intake requirements
Eligibility: Anyone looking for free, low-cost, or sliding-scale counseling in Spokane
Cost: Free to use directory; provider costs vary
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Directory may include providers that accept Medicaid, private insurance, sliding-scale fees, or private pay; verify directly
Service Area: Spokane / Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Provider-specific; call listed agencies directly
Important Notes: Use as a backup when agency waitlists are long or someone needs another low-cost option. Open Counseling lists verified Spokane low-cost counseling options and notes that fees are often free-to-low-cost based on income.

What They Provide: child mental health services, youth counseling, family therapy, case management, psychiatric medication management, WISe services, school/community support coordination, crisis connection
Website: https://fbhwa.org/programs/child-family-services/wraparound-with-intensive-services-wise
Phone: 509-838-4651
Address: Access to Care: 131 S Division St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Access to Care: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–4:30 PM; program hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; walk-in Access to Care available
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, youth’s Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, ProviderOne number if available, private insurance card if applicable, medication list, school/IEP/504 documents if relevant, custody/guardian paperwork if applicable, referral paperwork if available
Application Process: Call 509-838-4651, walk in to Access to Care, or complete the online referral form; ask about child/family services, counseling, medication management, WISe, and case management options
Eligibility: Children, youth, young adults, and families needing behavioral health support; publicly funded/high-need families may be prioritized
Cost: Varies by insurance/funding; sliding scale may be available
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid; call to verify private insurance, Medicare, and sliding fee options
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area, including Spokane, Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Frontier is a core public behavioral health provider for youth and families in Spokane County. Use 988 or the Regional Crisis Line for immediate crisis support instead of waiting for outpatient intake. Frontier’s WISe program provides comprehensive behavioral health services and supports to Medicaid-eligible individuals age 20 or younger and their families.

What They Provide: youth mental health crisis response, family crisis support, mobile crisis response, de-escalation, safety planning, stabilization support, connection to services, short-term follow-up
Website: fbhwa.org/programs/crisis-response/children-youth-family-mobile-crisis-cyfmc
Phone: 1-877-266-1818
Address: Not a walk-in service; Frontier Behavioral Health main crisis location: 107 S Division St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; mobile crisis response is triaged through the crisis line
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful information includes youth’s name, age, location, current safety concerns, symptoms, substance use concerns, medications, current providers, and parent/guardian contact information
Application Process: Call the Regional Crisis Line; crisis staff assess the situation and may dispatch Children, Youth & Family Mobile Crisis or connect to other crisis services
Eligibility: Children, youth, and young adults experiencing behavioral health crisis; families/caregivers may call on behalf of youth
Cost: Free to call
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane Regional crisis system
Languages / Accessibility: TDD/TTY for Regional Crisis Line: 509-458-7446; call to request interpreter support
Important Notes: Keep this in Youth & Family Mental Health even if it also appears under Crisis because it is the specific youth/family crisis pathway. Call 911 for life-threatening danger, weapons, medical emergency, overdose, or active violence.

What They Provide: youth behavioral health navigation, family behavioral health support, resource connection, referral support, youth/family support coordination
Website: spokanecounty.gov/5422/REACh
Phone: Use Spokane County REACh website/referral information
Address: Spokane County program; contact through website/referral pathway
Hours of Operation: Program hours may vary; check website or contact Spokane County
Appointment / Referral Required: Referral/contact process may be required
Documents Needed: youth’s name/date of birth, parent/guardian contact information, behavioral health concerns, school/provider information if relevant, insurance/Medicaid information if available, referral details if applicable
Application Process: Use the REACh website resources/referral pathway or contact Spokane County behavioral health access points for youth/family support connection
Eligibility: Youth and families needing behavioral health support or connection to community resources
Cost: Call/contact to confirm; navigation/resource connection may be free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Insurance may not be required for navigation; referred services may involve Medicaid, private insurance, grant funding, or other eligibility rules
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Contact program to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Spokane County describes REACh as a safe, welcoming resource for youth and families needing support and connection to behavioral health services or other community resources.

What They Provide: youth counseling, child counseling, family counseling, outpatient behavioral health, psychiatric medication management, peer support, care coordination, WISe, Health Home services, substance use disorder services
Website: passages-spokane.org
Phone: 509-892-9241
Address: 1700 S Assembly Rd, Suite 300, Spokane, WA 99224
Hours of Operation: Monday–Thursday, 9 AM–5 PM; Friday, 9 AM–12 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; call first
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, youth’s Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number if available, medication list, school/IEP/504 documents if relevant, current provider information, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents if applicable
Application Process: Call Passages to ask about intake, outpatient behavioral health services, WISe, peer services, psychiatric medication management, and family support options
Eligibility: Individuals, families, youth, and children enrolled in Washington Apple Health/Medicaid and facing behavioral health challenges
Cost: Medicaid-covered services for eligible clients
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Apple Health/Medicaid required or strongly relevant; verify current plan participation before intake
Service Area: Spokane area / Washington State
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Passages is a strong Medicaid-based youth and family behavioral health option. Passages states it welcomes individuals, families, youth, and children enrolled in Washington Apple Health Medicaid who are facing behavioral health challenges.

What They Provide: Wraparound with Intensive Services, intensive youth behavioral health support, family-driven care planning, youth-guided services, care coordination, team-based support, community/home-based support
Website: passages-spokane.org/wise
Phone: 509-892-9241
Address: 1700 S Assembly Rd, Suite 300, Spokane, WA 99224
Hours of Operation: Call for current WISe referral/intake hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Referral/intake required; call first
Documents Needed: youth’s Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number if available, parent/guardian photo ID if available, school/IEP/504 documents if relevant, treatment history, crisis/safety history, custody/guardian paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call Passages and ask about WISe referral/intake; staff review eligibility, family needs, and next steps
Eligibility: Children and youth ages 0–20 with complex behavioral health needs, often involving multiple systems such as mental health, special education, legal systems, or transition from institutional care
Cost: Medicaid-covered service for eligible youth
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Apple Health/Medicaid is required for WISe eligibility
Service Area: Spokane area / Washington State WISe system
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: WISe is voluntary, family-driven, and youth-guided. Passages states WISe is for children ages 0–20 with complex needs and uses a wraparound approach to coordinate services.

What They Provide: youth counseling, family counseling, outpatient mental health, medication management, primary care connection, care coordination, peer support, youth/young adult behavioral health support, intensive outpatient support
Website: excelsiorwellness.org
Phone: 509-559-3100
Address: 3754 W Indian Trail Rd, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; call first
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, youth’s insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, school/IEP/504 documents if relevant, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents if applicable
Application Process: Call or contact Excelsior through the website; ask about youth/family counseling, medication management, WISe, intensive outpatient services, insurance, and intake steps
Eligibility: Children, youth, young adults, families, and adults depending on program; program-specific criteria apply
Cost: Varies by program and insurance/funding
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify accepted insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay/sliding fee options
Service Area: Spokane County / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Excelsior is especially useful for youth, young adults, and families with complex behavioral health needs. Excelsior describes its care model as trauma-informed and providing outpatient mental health counseling, medication management, care coordination, peer support, and primary care connection.

What They Provide: Wraparound with Intensive Services, intensive youth mental health care, family-driven planning, youth-guided support, home/community-based support, care coordination, team-based services
Website: excelsiorwellnesscenter.org/wise
Phone: 509-559-3100
Address: 3754 W Indian Trail Rd, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours of Operation: Call for current WISe intake/referral hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Referral/intake required; call first
Documents Needed: youth’s Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number if available, parent/guardian photo ID if available, school/IEP/504 documents if relevant, crisis/safety history, treatment history, custody/guardian paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call Excelsior and ask about WISe referral/intake; staff review eligibility, youth/family needs, and next steps
Eligibility: Children, youth, and families needing intensive mental health care; WISe is generally for Medicaid-eligible youth age 20 or younger with complex behavioral health needs
Cost: Medicaid-covered service for eligible youth
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Apple Health/Medicaid is required for WISe eligibility
Service Area: Spokane County / Washington WISe system
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Excelsior describes WISe as a team-based therapy approach for children, youth, and families needing intensive mental health care, guided by youth and family voice and choice.

What They Provide: WISe, intensive home-based mental health care, family therapy support, youth behavioral health care coordination, crisis stabilization planning, team-based wraparound support
Website: institutefamily.org/washington-programs/wraparound-intensive-services-wise
Phone: Use Institute for Family Development website/contact process for current Spokane-area WISe access
Address: Washington program; services are community/home-based
Hours of Operation: Call/contact for current referral and program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Referral/intake required
Documents Needed: youth’s Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number if available, parent/guardian photo ID if available, school/IEP/504 documents if relevant, treatment history, crisis/safety history, custody/guardian paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact Institute for Family Development or use the Spokane County WISe referral pathway; ask about WISe availability and referral steps
Eligibility: Children/youth with mental health challenges and their families; WISe is generally for Medicaid-eligible youth age 20 or younger with complex needs
Cost: Medicaid-covered service for eligible youth
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Apple Health/Medicaid is required for WISe eligibility
Service Area: Washington State; Spokane-area availability should be verified
Languages / Accessibility: Contact program to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Institute for Family Development describes WISe as an individualized home-based program providing intensive mental health care to children and families, with the goal of helping youth live and thrive in their homes and communities.

What They Provide: child counseling, adolescent counseling, adult counseling, family counseling, individual counseling, group therapy, Child and Family Team Coordination, Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, Incredible Years, EMDR, trauma-focused group therapy
Website: partnerswithfamilies.org/mental-health
Phone: Mental health evaluation/services: 509-473-4810; questions/referrals: 509-473-4829
Address: 106 W Mission Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/evaluation required; call first
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, youth’s insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents if applicable, court/CPS/DCYF paperwork if relevant
Application Process: Call 509-473-4810 to schedule a mental health evaluation or services; for referrals or questions, call 509-473-4829
Eligibility: Children, adolescents, adults, and families needing counseling or family support; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Call to confirm; cost may depend on insurance, Medicaid, funding, and program eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify accepted Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Especially useful for family systems, parenting support, child/adolescent counseling, trauma-focused services, and families impacted by abuse or neglect. Partners emphasizes intensive team-based work and coordinated services including mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and family skills building.

What They Provide: youth counseling, adolescent counseling, individual therapy, group therapy, family-involved therapy, trauma counseling, anxiety/depression support, behavioral concern support, refugee/immigrant counseling, crime victim counseling
Website: lcsnw.org/program/behavioral-health-services
Phone: 509-747-8224
Address: 210 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Office hours may vary; call for current intake hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake required; call first
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, youth’s Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, private insurance card if applicable, Crime Victims Compensation information if applicable, referral paperwork if available, school/court/protection order paperwork if relevant, medication list
Application Process: Call intake or contact the Spokane office; staff review service fit, insurance/funding, and available appointment options
Eligibility: Youth, adolescents, adults, families, trauma survivors, crime victims, refugees/immigrants, and people seeking behavioral health counseling; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Medicaid, Crime Victims Compensation, some insurance plans, private pay, sliding scale, or grant-funded options may apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts WA Apple Health/Medicaid, Crime Victims Compensation, some private insurance plans, and offers sliding scale fees; call to verify current coverage
Service Area: Spokane / Spokane Valley / Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: LCSNW states it offers outpatient individual and group counseling for youth, adolescents, and adults, specializes in youth services, and works with trauma survivors and crime victims.

What They Provide: youth behavioral health, child/youth counseling, youth substance use support, medical care, dental care, prevention/wellness, family support, culturally grounded care
Website: https://nativeproject.org/our-services/children-and-youth/
Phone: 509-325-5502
Address: 1907 W Maxwell Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current clinic hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment/intake required; call to schedule
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, child’s insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, immunization record if available, medication list, custody/guardian paperwork if applicable, proof of tribal enrollment/descendancy if applicable
Application Process: Call to schedule youth/child behavioral health or integrated care services; ask about intake, insurance, sliding fee, and culturally grounded supports
Eligibility: Children, youth, and families seeking behavioral health, medical, dental, or prevention/wellness services
Cost: Insurance billing, Medicaid/Medicare billing, private pay, tribal/IHS-related funding, or sliding fee payments depending on eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance; sliding fee payments available for qualifying patients
Service Area: Greater Spokane community
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: The NATIVE Project is useful for youth and families who need integrated medical, dental, behavioral health, prevention, and culturally grounded support in one system.

What They Provide: behavioral health services, youth/family support connection, counseling/therapy connection, community-based behavioral health support
Website: multicare.org/location/multicare-behavioral-health-northeast-community-center
Phone: 509-530-4230
Address: 4005 N Cook St, Spokane, WA 99207
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment/intake required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, referral paperwork if available, custody/guardian documents for minors if applicable
Application Process: Call 509-530-4230 to ask about current behavioral health services, age groups served, insurance, intake, and appointment availability
Eligibility: Call to confirm current age groups, service fit, and insurance requirements
Cost: Insurance billing or self-pay costs may apply depending on service
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane County / Northeast Spokane
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: MultiCare lists this behavioral health location at Northeast Community Center with weekday hours and phone 509-530-4230. Verify current services and age groups before sending a family.

What They Provide: teen peer support, youth emotional support, mental health support, crisis support, parent/caregiver support about teens, substance use specialist connection
Website: teenlink.org
Phone: 1-866-833-6546
Address: Not applicable
Hours of Operation: Daily, 6 PM–10 PM; text/chat availability may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call, text, or chat during Teen Link hours
Eligibility: Teens and youth in Washington; parents/caregivers may also call with concerns about a teen
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Phone, text, and chat options
Important Notes: This is peer support, not ongoing therapy. Good for teens who may be more comfortable starting with a trained peer listener before accessing formal services.

What They Provide: youth peer support, teen crisis support, emotional support, self-harm support, suicide support, family/friend concern support, call/text/chat/email support
Website: theyouthline.org
Phone: 1-877-968-8491
Text: teen2teen to 839863
Email: teen2teen@linesforlife.org
Address: Not applicable
Hours of Operation: Youth peer responders available daily, 4 PM–10 PM Pacific Time; adults available by phone at other times
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call, text, chat online, or email for support
Eligibility: Youth up to age 24; also useful for people worried about a youth
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: National/West Coast youth support line; available to Spokane County youth
Languages / Accessibility: Phone, text, chat, and email options
Important Notes: This is peer support, not ongoing therapy. For immediate danger, call 911. For 24/7 suicide or mental health crisis support, call/text 988.

What They Provide: WISe program explanation, youth/family intensive behavioral health information, provider/referral guidance, statewide WISe information
Website: hca.wa.gov/free-or-low-cost-health-care/i-need-behavioral-health-support/wraparound-intensive-services-wise
Phone: Spokane County behavioral health Customer Care: 509-477-4570; WISe provider phone numbers vary
Address: Online/statewide information resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; provider hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: Referral/intake required through a WISe provider
Documents Needed: youth’s Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number if available, parent/guardian contact information, school/provider information if relevant, description of behavioral health needs
Application Process: Review WISe information; contact a local WISe provider or Spokane County Customer Care for help understanding provider options and referral pathways
Eligibility: Apple Health/Medicaid-eligible youth age 20 or younger with complex behavioral health needs who may benefit from intensive home/community-based support
Cost: Medicaid-covered service for eligible youth
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Apple Health/Medicaid is required for WISe eligibility
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Contact providers or HCA for language/accessibility support
Important Notes: Washington HCA describes WISe as a voluntary service that helps individuals and families receive intensive behavioral health support at home and in the community, built around the family’s unique needs and goals.

What They Provide: peer-led mental health support groups, family support groups, mental health education, community resource navigation, advocacy, support for people living with mental health conditions and loved ones supporting them
Website: namispokane.org
Phone: 509-838-5515; NAMI Helpline: 1-800-950-6264
Address: 152 S Jefferson St, Suite 100, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Local office/group times vary; NAMI Helpline: Monday–Friday, 7 AM–5 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; registration or calendar confirmation may be needed for specific groups
Documents Needed: None required
Application Process: Check NAMI Spokane’s support/education page or event calendar; call or contact NAMI Spokane to confirm current Connection, Family Support, or other group options
Eligibility: People living with mental health conditions, family members, loved ones, and community members seeking mental health support
Cost: Free support and education programs are commonly offered; verify any program-specific costs if applicable
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility needs
Important Notes: NAMI Spokane is one of the strongest mental health peer/family support resources for Spokane County. Their programs are centered on support, education, advocacy, and lived experience.

What They Provide: peer emotional support, support groups, education groups, socialization groups, peer coaching, recovery goal support, support for mental health challenges, addiction recovery, grief/loss, chronic illness, HIV/Hep C
Website: peerspokane.org
Phone: 509-867-3778
Address: Spokane, WA; check website for current program/contact details
Hours of Operation: Group and peer support hours vary; check website calendar or contact Peer Spokane
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral generally required for groups; peer coaching requires matching/intake
Documents Needed: None generally required for groups; peer coaching may require contact information and recovery goals
Application Process: Check Peer Spokane’s support group calendar, contact Peer Spokane, or ask about peer coaching and current recovery support options
Eligibility: Spokane County community members impacted by mental health challenges, addiction, chronic illness, grief/loss, or recovery-related isolation
Cost: Support groups listed as no fee; peer coaching listed as no cost
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Contact Peer Spokane to ask about accessibility or language support
Important Notes: Peer Spokane is a peer-run support resource, not clinical therapy. Peer coaches are matched with people seeking recovery support and generally meet weekly for a set period; support groups are free to attend.

What They Provide: voluntary peer respite, 24/7 peer support, one-on-one peer support, peer groups, peer pathfinder support, peer bridger support, parent/family peer support, recovery mentoring, resource linkage, homelike recovery environment
Website: https://passages-spokane.org/termonn-peer-respite/
Phone: 509-892-9241
Address: 1700 S Assembly Rd, Suite 300, Spokane, WA 99224
Hours of Operation: Office: Monday–Thursday, 9 AM–5 PM; Friday, 9 AM–12 PM; peer respite support may be available 24/7/365 depending on program availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Enrollment/screening or referral may be required depending on peer service
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, photo ID if available, medication list, emergency contact, current provider information, and basic intake information may be helpful
Application Process: Call Passages and ask about Termonn Peer Respite, Peer Pathfinder, Peer Bridger, family peer support, eligibility, current availability, enrollment, and next steps
Eligibility: People receiving or seeking behavioral health support; peer respite and peer service eligibility depend on program screening, funding, and availability
Cost: Call to confirm; may be Medicaid- or program-funded depending on service
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Apple Health/Medicaid may be relevant; verify current requirements with Passages
Service Area: Spokane area / Washington behavioral health system
Languages / Accessibility: Passages lists language assistance; call to request support
Important Notes: Peer respite is voluntary and is not emergency medical care or inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. Use 988, the Regional Crisis Line, or 911 depending on crisis severity.

What They Provide: certified peer support, recovery support, lived-experience support, mental health treatment support, care team support, encouragement, system navigation support
Website: https://fbhwa.org/programs/adult-services/adult-outpatient-services
Phone: 509-838-4651
Address: Multiple Spokane-area locations; Access to Care: 131 S Division St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Varies by program; Access to Care: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required through Frontier services
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, referral paperwork if available
Application Process: Start through Frontier Access to Care and ask about peer support availability within treatment programs
Eligibility: Individuals enrolled in or seeking Frontier Behavioral Health services; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Varies by insurance/funding
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid; call to verify Medicare, private insurance, and sliding fee options
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is peer support connected to clinical behavioral health services, not a public drop-in peer center.

What They Provide: peer support, behavioral health support, care coordination, targeted case management, counseling connection, medication management connection, substance use counseling assessment
Website: chas.org/get-care/behavioral-health
Phone: 509-444-8200; toll-free: 866-907-8200
Address: Multiple Spokane County clinics; Behavioral Health Center: 5901 N Lidgerwood St, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours of Operation: Varies by clinic; call or check location page
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment or assessment may be required; same-day behavioral health/substance use assessments may be available at CHAS Behavioral Health Center
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare card if applicable, medication list, income/household information if applying for sliding fee discount
Application Process: Call CHAS or ask a CHAS care team member about behavioral health peer support, care coordination, and assessment options
Eligibility: CHAS patients and community members seeking behavioral health support
Cost: Insurance billing, Medicaid/Medicare billing, private pay, or sliding fee discount depending on eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare; sliding fee discount available for qualifying uninsured/underinsured patients
Service Area: Spokane County, Eastern Washington, and North Idaho
Languages / Accessibility: TRS: 711; call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: CHAS peer support is best listed as part of behavioral health care, not as a public drop-in support group.

What They Provide: depression support groups, bipolar support groups, peer-led mood disorder support, online support groups, family/friend support options
Website: https://www.dbsalliance.org/support/chapters-and-support-groups/
Phone: Online directory/contact through DBSA chapter pages
Address: Online and regional support group options; meeting locations vary
Hours of Operation: Group times vary; check DBSA directory or DBSA Pacific Northwest website
Appointment / Referral Required: No clinical referral required; registration/link request may be needed for online groups
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Use DBSA’s support group finder or DBSA Pacific Northwest website to find current online or regional groups; follow registration/contact instructions
Eligibility: People living with depression or bipolar disorder, and sometimes family/friends depending on group
Cost: DBSA support groups are generally free; verify any chapter-specific details
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Regional/national online support groups available to Spokane County residents
Languages / Accessibility: Online and group-specific access varies
Important Notes: Good backup when local in-person mood disorder groups are limited. DBSA offers peer-run support groups and online support groups for people living with depression and bipolar disorder.

What They Provide: grief support groups, bereavement support, loss-of-loved-one support, weekly group meetings, video-based grief education, group discussion, workbook reflection
Website: griefshare.org/findagroup
Phone: GriefShare general: 1-800-395-5755
Address: Group locations vary; current Spokane and Spokane Valley groups may be hosted by local churches or community sites
Hours of Operation: Group dates/times vary by host site and season
Appointment / Referral Required: Registration may be required through GriefShare or host site
Documents Needed: None generally required; workbook purchase may be optional or requested depending on group
Application Process: Search Spokane or Spokane Valley on GriefShare’s group finder; choose a current group; register or contact the host site before attending
Eligibility: People grieving the death of a loved one
Cost: Group participation is often free or low-cost; workbook costs may apply depending on group
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Spokane County, Spokane, Spokane Valley, and nearby communities
Languages / Accessibility: Group-specific; contact host site for accessibility/language questions
Important Notes: GriefShare is faith-based, so it may be a good fit for some people and not others. Current groups change seasonally, so always check the current listing before sending someone.

What They Provide: group therapy search, support group search, mental health group listings, topic filters, online group filters, in-person group filters, therapist-led group information
Website: psychologytoday.com/us/groups/wa/spokane
Phone: Online directory; contact group facilitators directly
Address: Online directory; group locations vary
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; group times vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; group registration/intake may be required
Documents Needed: Depends on group; intake paperwork, insurance card, payment information, and emergency contact may be requested for therapist-led groups
Application Process: Search by Spokane, topic, insurance, group type, and online/in-person preference; contact group facilitator directly to verify openings, cost, schedule, and fit
Eligibility: Anyone searching for mental health support groups or group therapy; eligibility varies by facilitator, group topic, age, diagnosis, insurance, and availability
Cost: Varies; peer groups may be free, therapist-led groups may charge or bill insurance
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Varies by facilitator; verify Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, or self-pay directly
Service Area: Spokane / Spokane County and Washington telehealth options
Languages / Accessibility: Provider-specific; ask facilitator directly
Important Notes: Good backup directory for specialized groups such as grief, trauma, anxiety, depression, parenting, DBT skills, or therapist-led group therapy.