Resources
Mental Health Resources
In case of mental health emergency:
- Call 911 for local police or if on campus 8911 for campus police
- Go to the nearest emergency room:
- Ascension Providence Hospital ER Waco : 254-751-4180
- Location: 6901 Medical Parkway Waco, TX 76712
- Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-Hillcrest ER : 254-202-2000
- Location: 100 Hillcrest Medical Blvd Waco, TX 76712
- Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network (MHMR) Crisis Services
- If you are in a crisis and do not feel you can keep yourself safe, please contact 911 or go straight to the Crisis treatment Center (CTC) at 6500 Imperial Dr. Walk-ins are welcome.
- If you do not have transportation and need someone to come to you to assess for safety and transport to necessary help/treatment then call Mobile Crisis Outreach Team at 1-866-752-3451
- National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline : dial or text 988
- Provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, and prevention and crisis resources
- Crisis Text Line : text HOME to 741741
- Provides free, 24/7, mental health support and crisis intervention
(254) 870-4874 l 5931 Crosslake Parkway Waco, TX
Oceans Waco provides inpatient and outpatient mental health services in a safe and comfortable environment with individual and group treatment programs. Oceans serves adolescents ages 12-17, adults ages 18+, and active duty military, veterans and their families. They accept Medicaid, Medicare, Tricare, and most private insurances.
(254) 613- 9871 l 3400 I-35 Belton, TX
Cedar Crest provides comprehensive and personalized behavioral health treatment, including substance abuse and mental health issues with tailored inpatient, residential and outpatient programs to both adolescents and adults. Most insurance plans are accepted.
Canyon Creek Behavioral Health
(254) 410-1672 l 1201 Canyon Creek Dr. Temple, TX
Canyon Creek provides comprehensive and personalized behavioral health treatment. Offers inpatient and outpatient programs for adolescents ages 12-17 and adults ages 18+. Most insurance plans are accepted.
Rock Springs Behavioral Health
( 512) 686-4607 l 700 Southeast Inner Loop Georgetown,
Rock Springs provides inpatient and outpatient programming for those facing mental health and addiction challenges. Their programs offer caring, compassionate treatment for adolescents and adults, as well as specialized programming for active-duty military, veterans, first responders, and other high-risk frontline professionals. They are in-network with most major insurance providers and often work with other insurers on an out-of-network basis.
(866) 695-2714 l Online/ virtual
Charlie Health provides virtual intensive outpatient groups and individualized treatment to adolescents and young adults along with tailored family support.
Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network Adult Services:
( 254) 752-3451 l 1200 Clifton St.
Services through HOT Behavioral Health Network are based on eligibility. Here, you will receive a screening for any diagnoses, case management, medication management, counseling, and additional resource as needed.
(254) 313-4500 l 1600 Providence Dr.
Treatments range from targeted interventions for depression and trauma to broader needs such as behavioral challenges in children or adjustment to family conflict and changes. Patients, families, and clinicians work collaboratively to develop a treatment plan with specific results.
( 254) 710-2470 l 801 Washington Ave.
Baylor Psychology Clinic is a teaching clinic that offers sliding scale fees based on income. They offer individual counseling provided by doctoral students under supervision by a licensed professional.
Baylor Scott & White Health Warrior’s Research Institute (WRI):
(254) -716-6208 l WRI@BSWHealth.org
WRI’s mission is to improve the quality of care available for service members, veterans, and their families. As you may be aware, accessing quality mental health services is often just as difficult as recognizing that help may be needed. WRI has worked with veterans, active service members, first responders and their family members for over seven years to help bridge these access and care gaps. Through the support of veteran advocates, like the Texas Veterans Commission, we have resources available to provide free, online behavioral health care for your students who are veterans OR family members of veterans (ex: children of who are between 18-23 years old).
HOT Behavioral Health Network for Substance Use Services
(254) 297-8999 l 2220 Austin Ave
HOT BHN SUD provides intensive services and support for adults designed to reduce the harm associated with substance use in active consumers of the Center. In addition, specialized case management and counseling are available.
(254) 224-8881 l 3015 Herring Ave
Cenikor provides detox, inpatient, and outpatient treatment services and Recovery Housing, and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT). for adults needing assistance with substance or alcohol misuse.
AA/NA groups is a community of individuals who are on their recovery journey from substances and alcohol and invites anyone else to join who is also seeking to sustain their recovery and connect with others.
- You can refer to C.R.E.W on MCC campus for additional basic need resources both on and off MCC campus resources.
- If you are looking for counseling through MCC, please visit the Counseling page to learn more about next steps in order to get connected with our counselors.