Common Mental Health Disorders

• Improved communication skills
• Learn to resolve conflict
• Improved mood
• Improved school performance
• Anxiety reduction
• Improved self-esteem
• Improved relationships
• Behavior improvement
• Develop healthy coping skills
• Building family and community supports
• Help for parents

According to the CDC (2022), nearly 1 in 5 US children ages 3–17 (21%) have been diagnosed with a mental, emotional, or behavioral health condition. The most common diagnoses include:

• ADHD: 11% (~7 million children)
• Anxiety: 11% (~7 million children)
• Behavioral concerns: 8%
• Depression: 4.4%

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According to the WHO (2024):

• 1 in 7 youth ages 10–19 experiences a mental disorder, making up 13% of global illness in this age group.
• Depression, anxiety, and behavioral disorders are leading causes of illness and disability among adolescents.
• Suicide is the 4th leading cause of death for ages 15–29 world wide.
• Without support, these challenges can continue into adulthood, impairing both physical and mental health and limiting opportunities to lead fulfilling lives as adults.

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Mental Health Resources

CLARK COUNTY WA

This is not a comprehensive list and it is for information only. providers are not endorsed by Evergreen Public Schools

Benefits of Therapy

Need to Know

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Dr. Dale Burton Mortimer (360) 516-1948

Dr. Jovel Viloria Broqueza (360) 903-1829

Dr. Jaime Vazquez, MD 253-6425/906-1190

Dr. Jeffrey Hansen, MD 360-906-7156

Dr. Daniel Lam, MD 360-906-7156

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Integrity Counseling: 360-356-8756

private pay

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Lacamas Counseling: 360-975-0512

some private insurance

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Lifeline Connections: 360-984-5511

state insurance, sliding scale

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LifeStance Health : 360-574-9303

some private insurances

Real Life Counseling: 360-619-2226

state insurance, some private insurances

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Refresh Therapy: Call: 360-543-8681

Some private insurances

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Sea –Mar Community Health Centers: 360-558-5790

state insurance, sliding scale

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Thrive Psychological Services: 360-719-2852

some private insurances

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Wild Heart Society: 360-949-9140

some private insurances, sliding scale

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William Temple House: 971-242-2826

sliding scale

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• Check your insurance card → call customer service for mental health providers.
• Ask your employer about their Employee Assistance Programs (many cover counseling and have crisis support).
• Youth Behavioral Health Navigator of SW WA Referral Service: Call (564) 888-3086 or request online.
• WA Mental Health Referral Service: call 833-303-5437 or request online.
• PsychologyToday.com: search by location, insurance, diagnosis, etc.
• Dial 211 or go to www.211info.org for confidential information and referral to community resources

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988

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

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Southwest Washington Crisis Line at 800.626.8137

TTY 866.835.2755

*Southwest Washington Crisis lines can connect families with the YMCI

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Youth Mobile Crisis Intervention (YMCI) is Free, 24/7 in Clark County for ages 0–18. A crisis team comes to your home to provide immediate support, stabilization, and connections to ongoing care—no insurance needed.

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911

Emergency Line

Mental Health Providers

Where do I start?

Therapy Resources

Akin: 360-695-1325

state insurance, sliding scale

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Charlie Health (Online Only): 986-206-0414

state insurance, some private insurance,

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Children’s Center: 360-699-2244

state insurance, some private insurances

Columbia River Mental Health Services: 360-993-3000

state insurance, some private insurance, slide scale

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Family Solutions: 360-695-1014

state insurance, some private insurance

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Child Psychiatrists

Crisis Support