
Resources
Planting Seeds Behavioral Health
provides care for adults and children via telehealth improving access to mental health services in our community. We are accepting new patients. Reach out and connect today to begin your journey.

Substance Use
Grace Street is recovery community organization (RCO) dedicated to saving lives and fostering healing for anyone affected by substance use disorder. They are the Mid-Shore's sole RCO and provide evening and weekend hours of peer-centric supports for people affected by substance use disorder. Their peers help identify needs and barriers, then work toward addressing those gaps to create and sustain healthy, stable lives. They offer harm reduction services including the region's first and only harm reduction vending machine, which includes Narcan, Fentanyl test strips and Xylazine test strips. We also conduct street outreach.
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Maryland Mid-Shore Intergroup ("MSIG") provides assistance and resources to alcoholics. Like regular A.A. groups, they carry the message of Alcoholics Anonymous:"to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety."
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​Al-Anon: Al-Anon is a support group for people who have been impacted by another’s drinking. Use this website to find support group meetings and resources.
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Chesapeake Voyagers, Inc. promotes wellness and recovery by providing resources, education, and a strong support network to adults who are living with and are working to overcome challenges associated with mental health and/or addiction. Our services are free and do not require insurance or a referral.
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The Talbot County Addictions Program (TCAP) provides care coordination services and peer recovery support to adults and their families who are experiencing problems with alcohol and/or other drugs. TCAP provides screenings and referrals for addiction services, as well as assistance with the Medicaid and Health Choice insurance application process for those who qualify.

Community
Maryland Local Health Departments: Find links to the health department in your city or county.
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MentalHealth.gov: MentalHealth.gov is a one-stop shop for information about mental health and mental health conditions.
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Mental Health Association of Maryland: The Maryland chapter of the National Mental Health Association offers information on how to get help, and how to get involved as a stigma fighter.
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NAMI Maryland Chapter: This local chapter of NAMI offers local resources and links to support in Maryland.

Crisis
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Free and Confidential service that helps prevent suicide 24/7. They offer prevention and crisis resources for you and your loved ones.
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention provides resources and education on suicide prevention.
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World Health Organization (WHO): WHO provides information on mental health conditions, mental health in various populations, suicide prevention, and policy and services.
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