Mental Health Services

Clarendon College is committed to supporting our students to success. We provide free, confidential, mental health counseling services for all currently enrolled students. Counseling services are available in-person at our Clarendon, Pampa, and Amarillo campuses, as well as virtually for your convenience! 

Whether you are feeling overwhelmed, struggling to adjust to college life, or facing more complex challenges, our licensed mental health professional is here to support you. 

To schedule an appointment, call or text 806-340-9456. 

IF YOU ARE IN CRISIS, PLEASE CONTACT:

Suicide Emergency Number
Dial 988

National Suicide Prevention Hotline
(800) 273-8255

Family Support Services
24-Hour Crisis Line: (806) 374-5433

Pavilion Counseling Center (Amarillo)
1-800-537-2585 or 806 354-1810 (option 3)

Texas Panhandle Centers
Crisis Hotline (806) 359-6699 (Amarillo Area)
1-800-692-4039 (Toll Free)

Veterans Crisis Line
1-800-273-TALK (8255) Toll Free- or Text to 83825

Tralee Crisis Center (For Victims of Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence & Other Violent Crimes)
Toll Free Hotline:
(800) 658-2796

Online Resources

• Ulifeline – http://www.ulifeline.org/cc   
• Go Ask Alice – https://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu
• Panhandle Behavioral Health Alliance (List of Area Mental Health/ Substance Abuse Resources) – http://panhandlebehavioralhealthalliance.org/

Mental Health Resources:

• JED Foundation
• Mental Health Texas
• National Alliance on Mental Health and Substance Use
• Seize The Awkward
• 101 Resources For Student Mental Health
• Mental Health Resource List
• Top 5 Mental Health Challenges Facing College Students and How to Get Help

Substance Abuse Resources:

• Cenikor (Inpatient/Outpatient Rehab in Amarillo)
• National Institute on Drug Abuse:  Drug Topics
• Addictions
• Texas Health and Human Services:  Mental Health and Substance Use
• StartYourRecovery.org
• FreeRehabCenters.org
• Rehabs.org
• Rehab.com
• Narcotics.com

Suicide Prevention Resources:

• American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
• JED Foundation
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
• National Suicide Prevention Resource Center
• Preventing Youth Suicide: Tips for Parents and Educators (English and Spanish)
• Suicidal Thinking and Threats: Helping Handout for Home
• Approved Suicide Prevention Trainings List (for educators)
•  A Parent's Guide to School Safety Toolkit - includes sections on behavioral health, bullying, dating violence, suicide prevention, and tobacco and vaping prevention.

Apps To Support Mental Wellness (go to your phone's app store):

• Virtual Hope Box
• Hope Mindfulness & Prayer
• Be Okay (Panic Attack and Anxiety Relief)
• iBreathe- Relax and Breathe (Simple Guided Breathing)
• Balance: Meditation and Sleep (Relax, Breathe and Stress Less)
• I Am- Daily Affirmations
• BetterMe: Mental Health
• Headspace: Mindful Meditation (Relaxation for Sleep & Stress)
• Feelsy: Stress Relief & Relax (Fluid Anxiety & Sensory Games)

Community Resources

Texas Panhandle Centers
1501 Polk St.
Amarillo, TX
Crisis Hotline (806) 359-6699 (Amarillo Area)
1-800-692-4039 (Toll Free)
https://www.texaspanhandlecenters.org

Veterans Health Care System (VA)
6010 Amarillo Blvd.
Amarillo, TX
(806) 355-9703 or (800) 692-4039
Crisis Line 1-800-273-8255 Press "1"

Pavilion Counseling Center (Amarillo)
1501 S. Coulter St.
Amarillo, TX
1-800-537-2585 or 806 354-1810 (option 3)
https://www.pavillionnwtexashelathcare.com/

Family Support Services
1001 S. Polk St.
Amarillo, TX
(806) 342-2500
24-Hour Crisis Line: (806) 374-5433
https://www.fss-ama.org/

Amarillo Mental Health Consumers (Peer Support)
1401 S. Polk St. (inside Polk St United Methodist Church)
Amarillo, TX
(806) 373-7030
http://www.aamhc.us/

Texas Panhandle Healthcare Referral Service
(Medical, Mental, Social Services)
2-1-1

Tralee Crisis Center (For Victims of Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence & Other Violent Crimes)
310 S Cuyler
Pampa, TX
Toll Free Hotline (800) 658-2796
http://www.traleecrisiscenter.com/

 

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