There are many mental health resources. You might find this list helpful.
Warmlines are peer-run phone lines that provide emotional support by peers in recovery. You can obtain local contact information by calling your local NAMI helpline or online.
Several mental health nonprofit organizations have helplines that can provide helpful information and referrals.
Many NAMI affiliates also have their own local helpline.
In addition to the above resources and your healthcare provider, there are many reputable online sources of information that may be helpful, which are listed below. Always confirm what you learn from these sources with your healthcare provider before acting on it.
Nonprofits organizations can be a good source of information and support. The list below includes well-known U.S. national nonprofits who have local affiliates or otherwise offer services nationally. In addition to these, it may be very helpful to identify other local mental health resources. You may be able to obtain more information about these from your local library, religious organizations, educational institutions, or community behavioral health centers. Helplines offered by nonprofits may also be able to provide referrals.
The mention of specific resources herein is for education purposes only and does not imply endorsement. We encourage you to carefully research each resource before use.
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