Get Ongoing Support
Helping You Maintain Balance and Wellbeing
Continued support is a key part of your mental health care.
The Mental Health Association of Frederick County (MHA) provides a range of programs that offer ongoing support to individuals and families who have received crisis care and/or are continuing their journey to better mental health.
Programs Include:
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Counseling Services offers culturally sensitive, trauma-informed care in a safe, confidential space. We work alongside each person to support healing, growth, and overall well-being.
Services offered include:
Individual, group, family, and couples therapy
Medication evaluation and management
Telehealth options available
The program accepts Maryland Medicaid and Medicare.
Individuals who are uninsured may qualify for a sliding scale fee based on household income and size.
For more information or to complete a telephone intake, please call 301.663.6135.
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A monthly gathering for those who have experienced the loss of a loved one to suicide. In a safe and supportive space, participants can share, listen, and walk alongside others on the path toward healing.
Group is peer facilitated and meets once a month at MHA’s main location in Frederick.
This is a closed group with a screening process. Adults only at this time. Contact Taylor Hahn at thahn@fcmha.org for more information.
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Telephone Reassurance is a no-charge program that provides a regular phone call, a caring listener, and a friendly connection for Frederick County senior citizens who are 60 years of age or older and are:
Living alone and have few regular contacts
Couples, at least one of whom is disabled
Temporarily homebound following an illness, surgery, or hospital stay
Alone while regular caregivers are out of town
For more information or to enroll, please email kbarnhouse@fcmha.org or call 301.663.0011.