Mental Health

Chattanooga Recovery Center is a drug, alcohol and mental health treatment center in Chattanooga. Its website lists a Partial Hospitalization Program, an Intensive Outpatient Program, Night Outpatient Treatment and Medication Assisted Treatment. It also names adventure-based counseling, brain mapping with EEG biofeedback, a trauma intervention model and equine therapy. The site says treatment plans are individualized. It lists drug and alcohol addiction and mental health disorders among the conditions it treats, and it has a page for verifying insurance. According to the site, staff are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call or use the website to ask about next steps. This is general information, not medical advice.

AIM Center is a nonprofit on West M.L.K. Boulevard in Chattanooga. Its website says the center runs a Clubhouse for adults living with serious mental illness, using the Clubhouse model of psychosocial rehabilitation. According to the website, programs include the Clubhouse membership program, a Connected Care program, an Employment Resource Center, a Housing Resource Center and the Espero Project, a housing development on East Main Street. The site says membership is open to adults 18 and older and invites people to schedule a tour.

Walking Bridge Therapy is a counseling practice in Chattanooga, on Manufacturers Road. Its website says the therapist is a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than 12 years of experience. The practice describes working with people dealing with depression, anxiety, loneliness, anger and despair, and frames therapy as a journey of self-discovery. A booking link for therapy appointments is on the site. The website also hosts a podcast and a game called Two Stacks, with a how-to-play page and an online demo.