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Confluence Counseling
Rome, Georgia
If you or someone else may be in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. The resources below include crisis support, treatment and peer-support locators, disaster mental health information, and community services.
Spanish-language access: Official Spanish pages, publications, and on-site language options are identified throughout this page. A Spanish link may lead to a specific translated resource rather than an organization’s full website.
If there is immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
24/7 support for people experiencing suicidal thoughts, emotional distress, or behavioral health crisis.
24/7 Georgia crisis and access line for routine or crisis behavioral health services.
Website24/7 confidential crisis support for Veterans and their loved ones.
Text-based crisis support from trained crisis counselors.
Statewide domestic violence information and hotline resources.
Domestic violence shelter and advocacy services serving Northwest Georgia.
Spanish available through the site’s language selector.
WebsiteHomeless shelters for men, women, and women with children.
WebsiteRegional sexual assault support, advocacy, and community education resources.
WebsiteCrisis support and suicide prevention resources for LGBTQ+ young people.
WebsiteThese resources provide bilingual or Spanish-specific support. Additional official Spanish links appear within relevant cards throughout the page.
Bilingual support and community connection resources. Please verify current services directly through the organization.
InstagramBilingual health information and referrals from the National Alliance for Hispanic Health.
Program informationTreatment locators, educational materials, peer-support meetings, overdose prevention, and regional care.
Search the federal directory for mental health and substance-use treatment programs by location and type of care.
Information and support for families concerned about a loved one’s substance use, from prevention through recovery.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs information about treatment for Veterans experiencing alcohol or drug problems.
A SAMHSA guide to recognizing care needs, finding providers, and understanding treatment and payment options.
Read the guideA SAMHSA booklet explaining treatment, recovery, and ways family members can support a loved one.
A SAMHSA guide to signs of quality care and questions to ask when choosing a treatment program.
Current Alcoholics Anonymous meeting listings for Rome from AA Georgia Area 16.
A third-party directory of Rome-area Narcotics Anonymous meetings. Confirm schedules with the meeting location.
Statewide overdose-prevention education, naloxone access information, training, and community resources.
Regional mental health, substance-use, crisis stabilization, and detoxification services, with locations across Northwest Georgia.
Locations and servicesBehavioral health information for outpatient, hospital-based, and substance-use services in the Floyd and Harbin system.
System-wide information about behavioral health and addiction care. Service availability varies by location.
ServicesPreparedness, shelter information, coping and recovery guidance, and behavioral health resources for families, peers, and responders.
State information about preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters and emergencies.
WebsiteGeorgia preparedness guidance for making emergency plans, building supply kits, and staying informed.
Preparedness resourcesFind local American Red Cross support and contact information.
Search for open American Red Cross shelters during disasters.
A fact sheet on mental health needs, risks, and coordinated support during and after emergencies.
A SAMHSA guide for family and peer supporters helping people cope with disasters and traumatic events.
Read the guideSAMHSA guidance about common reactions and coping in personal, family, work, and financial life after a disaster.
Federal planning and response guidance for addressing behavioral health needs during public health emergencies and disasters.
GuidanceInformation about emotional responses to disaster and practical steps for coping and supporting children.
Read the resourceVeteran stories and information about mental health concerns, life events, and treatment.
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs information about PTSD, treatment, and support.
Mental health and parenting information for children, teens, and families.
Local support, education, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ people, families, and allies.
Local mental health education, support, and advocacy from the Rome-area NAMI affiliate.
Peer-led mental health recovery, advocacy, education, and community support in Georgia.
WebsiteLocal family support and child abuse prevention services in Rome, Georgia.
WebsiteLocal community support and resource connections for Floyd, Polk, and Chattooga counties.
Local listingInformation and services for refugees, immigrants, asylum seekers, and displaced communities.
Legal services and information focused on unaccompanied and separated immigrant children.
Policy, legal, and educational resources about the rights of low-income immigrants.
Legal education and practical resources for immigrants, families, and community advocates.
Confluence Counseling does not provide 24/7 crisis services. If you are experiencing an emergency or believe you may harm yourself or someone else, call 911 or 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.