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Mental health and resources offering Turkish-language services: checklist
Call the right line in a crisis, research treatment options, request Turkish-language service and an interpreter, and check the specialist's license.
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1. Call 911 or 988 in a crisis
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Find treatment and support
- Call 911 for a life-threatening emergency; call or text 988 for a mental health or substance use crisis.988lifeline.org(Official site)
- Your primary care doctor can conduct an initial mental health screening and refer you to an appropriate specialist.
- Ask your insurance representative about mental health specialists covered by your plan who are in your network.
- Find state-licensed treatment facilities based on your address and select the “Turkish” filter in the service options.findtreatment.gov(Official site)
- Ask before going whether Turkish service is still available; request a free and qualified interpreter from health care organizations.
- Check with your state's professional licensing board whether the specialist you will work with is licensed in your state.
- If you do not have insurance, explore community health centers, SAMHSA, and the options provided by your state's mental health agency.
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