Types of Mental Health Treatment Providers on Get Support Together

What Types of Mental Health Treatment Providers are Available

Mental health treatment providers on Get Support Together represent a diverse and growing community of professionals who help individuals improve their mental well-being. As mental health care continues to evolve, the range of support now includes not only traditional therapeutic providers but also holistic, experiential, and community-based approaches. This diversity reflects a shared understanding — that healing can take many forms, and meaningful support extends far beyond a diagnosis.

Case Managers

Professionals who coordinate care, connect clients with community resources, and provide ongoing support to help individuals and families navigate complex social or mental health needs.

Chemical Dependency Counselors

Professionals who help individuals address and recover from substance use disorders through counseling, education, and relapse prevention strategies.

Clergy

Faith-based leaders who provide spiritual guidance, emotional support, and counseling within the context of religious or spiritual communities.

Community Health Workers

Community health workers are certified frontline professionals who help individuals. navigate mental health and social support systems, offering education, advocacy, and connection to community-based resources that promote emotional well-being and access to care.

Counselors

Trained professionals who support clients in managing emotional, behavioral, and life challenges through talk-based and evidence-informed approaches.

Dietitians

Licensed nutrition experts who help clients understand the connection between diet, physical health, and mental well-being.

Homeopaths

Practitioners who use natural substances in small doses to stimulate the body’s healing response and promote holistic wellness.

Life Coaches

Professionals who guide individuals in setting and achieving personal or professional goals, fostering motivation, balance, and growth.

Licensed Professional Counselors

Master’s-level clinicians who provide mental health assessment, diagnosis, and therapy for a variety of emotional and psychological concerns.

Licensed Sex Offender Treatment Providers

Specialists trained to evaluate and treat individuals with sexual behavior issues in accordance with state regulations and evidence-based practices.

Marriage and Family Therapists

Licensed professionals who focus on improving communication, relationships, and emotional health within couples and families.

Occupational Therapists

Clinicians who help individuals build or regain skills needed for daily living, coping, and participation in meaningful activities.

Peer Support Specialists

Individuals with lived experience of recovery who provide empathy, encouragement, and guidance to others navigating similar challenges.

Psychiatrists (including PA & CNP)

Medical doctors, physicians assistants, and certified nurse practitioners who diagnose, treat, and manage mental health conditions, often combining psychotherapy with medication management.

Psychologists

Doctoral-level clinicians who assess, diagnose, and treat mental health and behavioral conditions using psychological testing and therapeutic interventions.

Social Workers

Licensed professionals who connect individuals and families to resources, provide counseling, and advocate for well-being within their communities.

Speech Therapists

Specialists who assess and treat communication, speech, and swallowing disorders that can affect emotional expression and quality of life.

Licensed Professional Counselors

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Other provider types are encouraged to contact us to determine their eligibility to be listed on Get Support Together.