There are many federal and state level government offices available to assist you with information on mental health as well as many other topics. Click on the sections below to view local, state and federal resources.
13 members, each representing a different geographical district within King County.
County Executive, King County Washington.
History: [The History Guy] King County Government & Politics.
Mailing Information
With Fees
P.O. Box 1099
Olympia, WA 98507-1099
Without Fees
P.O. Box 47877
Olympia, WA 98504-7877
Hours of Operation
Counter Hours
Monday-Friday
8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Call Center Hours
Monday-Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Phone: 360-236-4700
Fax: 360-236-4818
Email Address hsqa.csc@doh.wa.gov
Web Address: http://www.doh.wa.gov/
Access Washington a broad source of information about visiting or living in Washington, doing business in Washington, working, employment, education, recreation, government services A to Z, list of agencies and departments, etc.
Career and employment site Work Source Washington: Resume Center, Job Links, Career Links, Career Events, Labor Market info, Career Counselor or location of WorkSource Offices.
Counselors: Provider Credentials Look-up System Look up any health care provider licensed or registered with Washington State Health Department. Verify providers by credential number or by credential type and name. Licensed counselors are not listed under "L" but under "C"--credential type "counselor" then by sub-type [Licensed Marriage/Family Therapist, etc.]
Courts (Washington State): Court Directory and Scheduled Proceedings [Find My Court Date] (go to the bottom of the page, click on "choose a court," click on a court to select it, then click "search.")
Crime Victims' Compensation Program
Washington State
1-800-762-3716
Established by the 1973 crime victims compensation act. Washington's Crime Victims' Compensation Program is administered through the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. State law requires the Crime Victims' Compensation program to pay the costs of sexual-assault examinations when they are performed to gather evidence for possible prosecution. It also pays for health & mental health services when the victim has exhausted other insurance resources, both public and private, before using the benefits of the Crime Victim' Compensation Program. Contact your insurance provider and the Victims Program early, to clarify information and obtain information for the victim and health care provider as to the benefits that can be provided.
CVCP mental health providers around Washington State -- CounselingSeattle.com.
Find a State Agency Select a state agency from an extensive alphabetical listing.
Governor's Office, Washington State.
Health Education Resource Exchange [H.E.R.E. in Washington] A clearinghouse of public health education and health promotion projects, materials and resources in the State of Washington, designed to help community health professionals share their experience with colleagues around the state.
The University of Washington HEAL WA website. The HEAL WA website is an online portal that provides access to current, authoritative, evidence-based information to assist practitioners with patient care decisions. To UW NetID weblogin. See also: Toolkit for the Mental Health Counselor, Psychologist or Licensed Social Worker.
Health Department -- Washington State Department of Health.
Legislature: House of Representatives and the Senate.
Municipal Research & Services Center of Washington -- Serving Washington State Cities and Counties.
Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction Washington State's Department of Education [Thanks to John MacDonald, Poulsbo, WA.]
Revised Code of Washington (RCW).
Washington Administrative Code (WAC)
Workforce Explorer
Workforce Explorer -- Washington's Labor Market Information
Center for Disease Control: Health and safety topics, publications and products, data and statistics.
Center for Mental Health Services, a federal government site (part of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration of the United States Department of Health and Human Services).
Congress--Roll Call: The online version of "Roll Call" the twice-weekly newspaper that covers Congress. Inside information and a Hill Directory section to help you get in touch with your representatives.
FED STATS The gateway to government statistics from over 100 U.S. Federal agencies.
Federal Trade Commission -- for the consumer.
First Gov: the official US Government Gateway to a variety of government agencies and services.
House of Representatives: Find your congressional representative.
The Internet Fraud Complaint Center is a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) to address fraud committed over the Internet.
Internal Revenue Service: Tax Forms and Publications, Tax Regulations in English, Taxpayer Help, Contact IRS
American Counseling Association Legislative Action Center. How to get in touch with your Senator or Representative and important issues for counselors and mental health consumers that are pending congressional action.
Mental Health The President’s New Freedom Commission.
President--the White House: Issues, news, talk back (Ask the White House & White House interactive) news by date, and appointments.
Senate: Senators, find your Senators, committees, legislation & records, art & history, visitors and reference material.
State Health Departments: Links to Health Departments in all 50 States
Statistical Abstract of the United States: The National Data Book contains a collection of statistics on social and economic conditions in the United States. Selected international data are also included. The Abstract is also your Guide to Sources of other data from the Census Bureau, other Federal agencies, and private organizations. Order your copy.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration: Mental Health system transformation, co-occurring disorders, strategic prevention framework, homelessness, substance abuse treatment capacity, HIV / AIDS & hepatitis, Children & Families, criminal & juvenile justice, seclusion & restraint, older adults, and related topics.