Counseling Services

Mental Healthy Newsletter

Each month the topic will focus on something different, providing you with up-to-date information and resources within the mental health field. If you have a specific topic or issue surrounding mental health that you would like to see here, please send an email to Kaisha Yeager at kyeager@fpctx.edu.

Newsletter Archive:

October 2023

November 2023

December 2023

January 2024

February 2024

March 2024

Contact and Directory


Warmline Directory

Need someone to talk to? Access the Warmline Directory and search for Warmlines by state.


Local & National Crisis Lifelines

Local:

Name

Contact

Description

Family Support Services 24-Hour Crisis Hotline

(806) 374-5433

1(800) 273-8255

https://www.fss-ama.org

24-Hour Hotline; Bilingual; Toll-free

Texas Panhandle Services

(806) 359-6699

(800) 692-4039

Serving all surrounding counties; local mental health agency

Texas Health & Human Services

Call, Text, Online chat;

Texas Health & Human Services – Turn To Check-In | Texas Health and Human Services

This check-in is designed to help you understand what may be affecting your or someone else’s mental health. 

 

Crisis services are available 24 hours/7 days a week and include prompt face-to-face crisis assessment, crisis intervention services, crisis follow-up and relapse prevention services, and organizations that can help connect people to resources.

National:

Name

Contact

Description

*988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline



Veterans/First Responders

Call, Text, Online chat; 24/7 access across the U.S.; Bilingual; Lifeline is available for more than just suicide (i.e., emotional support, substance use, mental and physical illness.)


National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1(800) 273-8255

Available 24/7; free and confidential emotional support;

Crisis Text Line

Free, 24/7 crisis support in the U.S.;

Text, Chat, Message on WhatsApp

Borger Campus Resources

Mental health Toolkit FP

Dalhart Campus Resources

FAYS Program Brochure

Rural Counseling Services

DHCHD offers counseling services at Coon Memorial Hospital. Counseling services at DHCHD are offered on a referral basis and we are able to see patients starting at the age of 3. Counseling services that we offer:

  • Major Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Panic
  • Adjustment
  • Trauma
  • Life Stressors
  • Marital
  • Bereavement
  • Self-esteem

Counseling services are located inside Coon Memorial Hospital at 1411 Denver Ave. Please call 806.244.4571 for more information.

Dalhart Police Department

202 Rock Island Avenue Dalhart, TX 79022

Phone: 806-244-5546

Emergency Phone: 911

Fire Department

110 Denrock Avenue Dalhart, TX 79022

Phone: 806-244-5454

Emergency Phone: 911

Texas Panhandle Centers Rural Behavioral Health Services - Dumas Center

500 E 1st St, Suite 203, Dumas, TX 79029

TPC Dumas Center

500 E 1st St, Suite 203, Dumas, TX 79029

(806) 935-5691

Dallam Hartley Counties Hospital District

Dalhart Senior Care Solutions – Licensed professional counselor and intensive outpatient program for older adults (55+)

(806) 244-9261

Dalhart Hospital – Offers a counseling program for the community that serves children, adolescents and adults located at High Country Rural Health Clinic

320 E Texas Blvd, Dalhart, TX 79022

(806) 244-5668

High Country Community Rural Health Clinic – Licensed professional counselor

1411 Denver Ave, Dalhart, TX 79022

(806) 244-9261

Care Net Pregnancy Center of Dalhart

P.O. Box 502

105 East Third St.

Dalhart, Texas 79022

(806) 244-1783

Hours of Operation

Monday - Thursday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Perryton Campus Resources

Panhandle Community Services 

Arlean Ocasio-Lopez 

Communications Specialist 

Ph. 806-372-2531 

Email: Arlean.Lopez@PCSVCS.org 

Website: www.panhandlehelp.org 

 

Panhandle Crisis Center 

(806) 435-5008 

320 SE 24th St 

Perryton, TX 79070 

Panhandle Partnerships Mental Wellness Clinic Coalition

Frank Phillips College participates in a grant-funded initiative coalition with the Panhandle Partnerships Clinic of Amarillo College, which provides mental health services to area college students at no cost to them. These services are conducted by graduate students doing final practicum hours at the participating coalition schools and are supported financially through the grant. The content is created by Panhandle Partnership and may not reflect the opinions of Frank Phillips College.

Additional Resources and Events