Behavioral Health
AP’s behavioral-health work is designed around affirming conversation, practical support and connection to care.
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Support can look like
A conversation, a group or a connection forward.
Services can vary over time. Call the Community Center to learn which options are available now.
Individual and group support
Mental-health counseling
Harm-reduction support
Substance-use education
Referrals and continued connection
Community is part of care
You can begin with support around you.
A trusted friend, chosen family member or one private phone call can help make the first step feel more manageable. AP can explain current options without requiring you to have every word ready.
Call the AP Community CenterYour first call
One conversation, step by step.
Start privately
Call the AP Community Center and ask about behavioral-health support. Share only what you are comfortable sharing.
Confirm what is available
Ask about current services, format, timing, cost and referral options.
Choose the next step
AP can help you choose the support that fits your goals.
This page offers a starting point, not crisis care or a diagnosis. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. In the United States, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
A human place to begin
You do not need the perfect words.
Call the AP Community Center and ask what behavioral-health support is currently available.