Resources

SUPPORT. ASSISTANCE.

What is Informed Decisions Educational Advancement Society (IDEAS)?

DISCOVER, EDUCATE, ADVANCE

Some may realize that there is a need to seek out further support and assistance regarding efforts to address specific issues that come up in their lives. If this is the case, consulting with your health insurance provider may be an option. Additionally, utilizing the insurance provider’s website provider search tools may be advantageous. There, one can request a list of specialized and approved providers in your area.

If a person does not have commercial insurance, contacting their local community mental health treatment service provider is always an option. These services are often based upon a sliding-fee scale, and some may be available at no cost; depending upon eligibility criteria.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is a great resource. SAMHSA’s National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

SAMHSA’s National Helpline – 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
If you need help now, please call 911 or contact SAMHSA’s National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

Therapy Den is a great online resource for finding treatment providers based on location, specialty, and insurance options. Providers may generate listings at no cost, with increased options based on donations. Online resources are not a substitute or equivalent of qualified care by a licensed practitioner.

Psychology Today is an excellent online resource for finding treatment providers and options; based on your location, treatment concern, or type of treatment. Providers may generate listings with a required/paid monthly fee. Online resources are not a substitute or equivalent of qualified care by a licensed practitioner. 

Therapy: CLICK HERE
TeleTherapy: CLICK HERE
Psychiatry & Psychiatric Medical Care: CLICK HERE
Treatment Programs: CLICK HERE
Support Groups & Group Therapy: CLICK HERE
Eating Disorders: Talk Eat Live or Alliance for Eating Disorders

Long-term Effects

In the confusion of today’s political climate, there are many narratives that vie for the attention of the masses. But only those narratives that are based on truth, principles, and the lessons of the past will have long term effects on the minds of those searching for answers. The Scapegoat is such a narrative. Powerfully written, full of honesty, and abounding with principle … a book you will want to add to your library. You will not be disappointed.

Mark Robinson
2020 Republican Nominee for
Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina

Should Be Required Reading

This book should be required reading before anyone graduates from high school so they can gain understanding before they can register to vote! I would suggest it be required for anyone who plans to vote, but I can’t be everywhere to read it to everybody, so I can only pray that as many people as possible get their hands on a hard copy or audio version ASAP!

– Eva Kolosiek

Five Stars

I’m one chapter away from finishing the first read of this book. GET AND READ it!!  It’s written in a relaxed way that causes you to absorb the content. Written in a way that is not just a compilation of historical facts, but in a very personal way that will allow you to identify with the content and the writer. The Scapegoat causes you to ‘think’ critically and question with intellectual honesty. Definitely a 5 Star endeavor.

– Ronnie Baker

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