This website has links to screening tools, finding help, giving help, and a helpline for eating disorders.

This website has many links for different questions that people may have. For example, if you are worried about someone's mental health, there are links to address that concern.

This website has different articles related to mental health in adolescents and teenagers, as well as some potential issues they may face.

This resource has many articles and helpful links to find support with different mental illnesses.

This website provides information on ways to get help for mental illnesses. It has ways to find mental health professionals and deciding which one is right for you.

This page provides resources resources to people who are contemplating suicide, have survived it, or know someone who is having suididal thoughts.

This is a number that you can text that provides help through text message if you are in a mental health crisis.

This resource is a lifeline that provides assistance on call 24/7. It's a confidential service that provides support to people suffering from mental health crises.

This page has several links to types of treatments to anxiety and depression. It also has links to solutions for financial concerns, differences between mental health professionals, and ways to get professional help.

This resource asks you to answer a few questions to determine where you can find help. Based on your answers, it can direct you to a mental health hotline, or some other resources. For example, if you are a college student, the site lists several places you can go on campus to find counseling.

This page on the website has links to local mental health experts. Clicking on the button leads to links for more helpful websites, as well as hotlines. You can also find local mental health organizations within your state by clicking the button. The page also contains several articles that talk about the how to deal with stress and other mental pressures during COVID-19.

This resource lists a step by step process with which to find a mental health professional that works well with you and is someone you can trust. It also covers tips on how to deal with insurance and making that first step.