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Mental Health and Referral Services

Big Brothers & Sisters 713-271-5683 Older Peer Support

Bo's Place 713-942-8339 Grief Support (5-18 yrs)

Boris Rubashkin, MD 713-463-9449 Psychiatrist

Center for Counseling 713-943-3864 Counseling

Crisis Intervention
Spanish Hotline 713-228-1505
713-526-8088 Crisis & Suicide Intervention

Crisis Intervention Teen Line 713-529-8336 Crisis & Suicide Intervention

Family Health Services 800-422-2956 Information and Referral Services

Fontana & Associates 6750 West Loop South
Bellaire, TX 77401
832-778-6750
www.fontanastidham.com
Psychotherapy services including:
Intensive Outpatient Programs for Adolescents and Adults

Houston Area Women's Center 713-528-2121 Support Services-Rape-Abuse

Mental Health Assoc. of Greater Houston 713-522-5161
www.mhahouston.org Information and Referral Services

MHMRA Crisis Clinic 713-970-7070 24 hr Emergency Psychiatric Clinic

Micki Washburn, MA, LPC, NCC 11811 East Freeway, Suite 331
Houston TX 77029
832-498-1015
http://www.mickiwashburntherapy.com Treatment of Depression
LGBT Issues - Individuals, families and couples
Women's Issues
Sports Psychology / Performance Enhancement
Relationship Enchancement
Life Transitions

NAMI 281-367-2314 Family Support-Education

Peace of Mind 713-783-1620
www.peaceofmind.com OCD Support Group and Resouces

Texas Youth Hotline 800-210-2278 Peer Counseling

The Cutting Edge P.O. Box 20819
Cleveland, OH 44120 Self-Injury Newsletter

12 Step Self-Injury Anonymous Meeting Houston selfharmanonymoushouston@yahoo.com
www.selfmutilatorsanonymous.org Self-Injury Support Group in Houston

UT-Houston Psychiatric Services 713-500-2500 Adult & Child Outpatient Clinic

Inpatient/Residential Treatment

Menninger Clinic	800-351-9058 www.menningerclinic.com	Specialty Diagnostic And Treatment Programs For Adolescents And Adults. -Houston, Texas
SAFE Alternatives Program	800-DON'T CUT www.selfinjury.com	A nationally recognized inpatient treatment approach, professional network and educational resource base, which is committed to helping you and others achieve an end to self-injurious behavior. - Illinois & Texas
Timberline Knolls	877-257-9611 www.timberlineknolls.com	Timberline Knolls believes every woman ages 12+ has the potential to be the best she can be, even if she's been affected by an eating disorder, addiction, self-harming or other destructive behavior. -Illinois
West Oaks Hospital	713-995-0909	Inpatient & Outpatient Treatment. -Houtson, Texas

Strong, M. (1998). A Bright Red Scream: Self-Mutilation and the Language of Pain. The Penguin Group.

Levenkron, S. (1997). The Luckiest Girl in the World. Scribner.

Levenkron, S. (1998). Cutting: Understanding & Overcoming Self-Mutilation. Youthlight, Inc.

Kettlewell, C. (1999). A Memoir: Skin Game. St. Martin's Press

Johnson, K. (1989). Trauma in the Lives of Children. Hunter House Inc.

Hyman, J. W., (1999). Women Living with Self-Injury. Temple University Press.

Favazza, A. (1996). Bodies Under Siege: Self-Mutilation and Body Modification in Culture and Psychiatry (2nd ed).

Conterio, K. and Lader, W. (1998). Bodily Harm: The Breakthrough Healing Program for Self-Injurers. Hyperion.

Alderman, T. (2000). The Scarred Soul: Understanding & Ending Self-Inflicted Violence. Youthlight, Inc.

Cobain, B. (1998). When Nothing Matters Anymore. A survival guide for depressed teens. Free Spirit Publishing Inc.

Self-Injury Reading List

The Joy School	One Chelsea Blvd. Houston, Tx 77006 713-523-0660 Fax 713-523-5660 www.thejoyschool.org	The Joy School is committed to helping children with learning differences reach their academic, social, and creative potential by providing an environment that is safe, supportive and innovative such that they can learn successfully. K-8
The Briarwood School	12207 Whittington Drive Houston, Tx 77077 281-493-1070 Fax 281-493-1343 www.briarwoodschool.org	A school for children with learning differences. K-12

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