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REsourceS

SOS - EMERGENCY HOTLINES

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If you are in crisis, don't waste a second - GET HELP.

Dial 988, the national  Suicide & Crisis Lifeline,

for immediate mental health support.

If you are a danger to yourself or others, get to your local emergency room for support immediately or dial 911 for assistance.

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255

National Domestic Violence Hotline - 1-800-799-7233

Trevor Project Lifeline - 1-866-488-7386

National Sexual Assault Hotline - 1-800-656-4673

Report Child Abuse - 1-800-422-4453

National Poison Control - 1-800-222-1222

 

INTERNATIONAL

Suicide Stop

CLICK HERE for telephone numbers listed by country

 

FOR TEENS

Boys Town - 1-800-448-3000

Teen Line - 1-310-855-4673

or Text 'TEEN' to: 839863 between 6-9PST

Love is Respect - Prevent and End Dating Abuse

Mindfulness for Teens

National Runaway Safeline

Planned Parenthood - Sexual Health Resources

Safe Place - For Shelter

Scarleteen - Sex Ed Resources

Teens Against Bullying

 

DOMESTIC ABUSE, RAPE, ASSAULT, HUMAN TRAFFICKING

National Domestic Abuse Hotline

National Human Trafficking Hotline

Planned Parenthood

RAINN - Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network

Women's Health . GOV

 

ELDER ABUSE

Eldercare Locator

For local resources, look up: "Adult Protective Services" + your City, State

 

SUPPORT GROUPS

Alcoholics Anonymous AA

Al-Anon Family & Teen Groups

Co-Dependents Anonymous [CoDA]

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

Overeaters Anonymous [OA]

Refuge Recovery [Buddhist Approach to Recovery from Addiction]

Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous [S.L.A.A.]

Survivors of Incest Anonymous [for survivors of childhood sexual abuse]

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Find a Therapist*

Find a Psychiatrist*

Find a Support Group

Find a Treatment Center

Understanding a Diagnosis

 

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

The Greater Good Science Center

HelpGuide

Mental Health America

The Mighty

National Alliance on Mental Illness [NAMI]

National Eating Disorders Association

Rehab & Drug Treatment Centers

Speaking of Suicide

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration

  

THERE'S AN APP FOR THAT!

Please remember:

APPS, and other forms of social media, can support healing, but are not a replacement for care.

 

MINDFULNESS & MEDITATION APPS:

10% Happier

Waking Up - Apple | Android

Insight Timer - Apple | Android

Calm - Apple | Android

Headspace - Apple | Android

Breethe - Apple | Android

Breathe2Relax - Apple | Android

 

MENTAL HEALTH APPS

Better Stop Suicide - Apple | Android

CBT Thought Diary - Apple | Android

MindShift CBT - Apple | Android

MY3 Suicide Prevention - Apple | Android

Sanvelo - Apple | Android

Virtual Hope Box - Apple | Android

Worry Kit - Apple

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ADDITIONAL APPS

Happify

Streaks - The Habit Forming To-Do List - Apple | Android

White Noise - 

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*If you're unclear about the difference between a psychotherapist (therapist) and a psychiatrist: start with a psychotherapist. Upon assessment, a therapist (you can use the terms psychotherapist and therapist interchangeably) will be able to advise you on whether or not medication could be useful, or necessary, for you. In VERY broad strokes, a psychotherapist is trained to practice healing talk therapy and a psychiatrist falls under the medical side of things and specializes in diagnosing and psychopharmacology (prescribing medication). These are VERY DIFFERENT approaches that can compliment one another when appropriate. It is my suggestion to start by seeing a therapist who will be able to assess whether you would benefit from seeing a psychiatrist.

   

All of the information above is offered as a resource for you to seek out your own support. I cannot be held responsible for the support and/or treatment received as a result of these resources.

 

Please take good care of yourself and remember:

We all need a little help sometimes!

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