#Mental Health hotline

[troythecatfish]

[postsecretsalone]

[hoosurdaddy]

Sᴜᴘᴘᴏʀᴛ Sʏsᴛᴇᴍs//Hᴏᴛʟɪɴᴇs. 

For all my followers suffering with mental health, here are some support systems and hotlines. Please remember it’s okay not to be okay, and that you are so much more than you think.🖤🤍

Please feel free to suggest, the more support the merrier.. 🤍🖤

Changedpoint.org.

UnitedforGlobalMentalHealth.org.

Helpguide.org.

www.aware.ie

www.pieta.ie

www.findahelpline.com

www.nami.org

www.mind.org

www.221.org

www.Canada.ca

www.psychguide.com

Text50808.ie

988lifeline.org

[bubblehuman]

just used an anxiety crisis text hotline for the first time and i am so happy humanity created this. also if anyone ever feels anxious about reaching out for any reason i just texted them because i was feeling sad and all my friends are asleep. no reason is too small or insignificant and these people are here to help you

[agapebhc]

At Agape Behavioral Healthcare, we believe in a love that’s universal and unconditional. We are passionate about providing an opportunity for authentic transformation to everyone, regardless of their circumstances.

Since 2016, our mission has remained the same: to be a guiding light on the path to recovery and wellness for those struggling with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders.

We provide the most advanced facilities available so that our patients have access to the best possible chance of achieving long-term recovery. Our drug rehab program in Florida has been carefully crafted by our world-class team of addiction specialists so that individuals have all the resources they need to make significant progress in their journey towards healing.

Above all else, we are dedicated to ensuring that everyone who comes through our doors is shown compassion and care as they begin their journey of recovery. By constantly setting new standards for exceptional patient care, Agape Behavioral Healthcare seeks to truly make a difference in each individual’s life.

[agapebehavioralhealthcare]

Website: https://agapebhc.com/

Address: 1164 E Oakland Park Blvd, Ste 301, Oakland Park, FL 33334

Phone: +1 888-981-9107

At Agape Behavioral Healthcare, we believe in a love that’s universal and unconditional. We are passionate about providing an opportunity for authentic transformation to everyone, regardless of their circumstances.

Since 2016, our mission has remained the same: to be a guiding light on the path to recovery and wellness for those struggling with co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders.

We provide the most advanced facilities available so that our patients have access to the best possible chance of achieving long-term recovery. Our drug rehab program in Florida has been carefully crafted by our world-class team of addiction specialists so that individuals have all the resources they need to make significant progress in their journey towards healing.

Above all else, we are dedicated to ensuring that everyone who comes through our doors is shown compassion and care as they begin their journey of recovery. By constantly setting new standards for exceptional patient care, Agape Behavioral Healthcare seeks to truly make a difference in each individual’s life.

Business Email: admissions@agapebhc.com

[agapedetoxcenterfl]

Website : https://agapedetoxcenter.com

Address : 750 E Prima Vista Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952

Phone : +1 855-948-2936

An inpatient drug and alcohol detox center with on site doctors to help make the detox process as easy and safe as possible. Our treatment center leverages all of the most trusted and effective therapies and treatment modalities by offering around-the-clock support in our drug detox program.

[agapetcfl]

Website : https://agapetc.com/

Address : 4837 N Dixie Hwy, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334

Phone : +1 888-981-9107

Our rehabilitation center in Fort Lauderdale is dedicated to providing unconditional love and support to those struggling with substance abuse, regardless of circumstances. We take immense pride in providing an extensive array of treatments and resources, making Agape Treatment Center a leading rehab center in Florida.

Our evidence-based therapy and counseling methods are designed to help people all across the nation attain the invaluable gift of long-lasting sobriety. We firmly believe that every person deserves to live a fulfilling life, free from the chains of addiction.

[tuhbanbuv]

No matter what age, gender, or race you are, no matter how rich or poor you are, your mental health and safety matters.

[jimmyatearock]

Love when I’m on TrevorText and out of the blue they’re like. I’m sorry, but I have to know; ARE you thinking of killing yourself?? No? Alright then, let’s carry on. So random😭

[the-paradigm-web]

Mental Health Hotline..

[girlcalledwhatsername]

This shouldn't even be need to be said but don't fucking report people who express being suicidal. I don't care how much you think you're doing it for someone's own good, it does NOT help us it only harms further

READ that AGAIN

You are ACTIVELY harming those people when you try to be a goody two-shoes and tell on them when they get suicidal

Don't fucking report them to social media app features that have the report for self harm option. Don't fucking call a suicide hotline on them. Don't fucking report them to therapists, paychiatrists, cops, controlling parents or partners

It does not matter how uncomfortable it makes you - this isn't ABOUT you - it doesn't matter how much it goes against your cute little saviour complex thinking you're being oh such a wonderful kind heroic person by "saving" someone from themself.

When you report a person to any of those places it heavily risks hospitalisation and incarceration. Where I live it's technically still a crime to attempt suicide, they never overturned the law. And if you think being in a ward might help them - do everyone a favour and go check out the actual conditions in the wards and talk to psych survivors about how they actually are. Otherwise shut up about things you have no experience with.

Everyone should have a right to autonomy, especially bodily autonomy, and you don't have to like what they do with their own body for you to know not to take that away from someone. It's not your place to judge, it's not okay to be moralistic about bodily autonomy suddenly because you can't handle the reality of mentally ill people.

And it's not fucking okay to lock us in and remove us from society just because our disorders are too fucking ugly for you to look at.

If you absolutely have to help just talk to a suicidal person if they're up to it, just ask them what will help, and if you can't do that then leave us the fuck alone you snitches

And don't come at me with the law, if you had to be an ally to mentally ill people, to queer people, to women, to any kind of marginalised people, historically a lot of it has always included standing against the law and with us.

STOP REPORTING US

[pixlokita]

I can’t find a post with this information but my therapist shared a list of emotional support warm lines to use when you need someone to talk to but it’s not a crisis ;w; 💖

I wanted to share them here in case anyone needs the info because small things can accumulate into a big one and emotional support is always important 🙏💖

Wings Across Alabama Warmline (844) 999-4647 Hours: M-F 2pm - 8pm; Sat-Sun 3pm - 8pm (CST)

NAMI Orange County Warmline or The OC Warmline (877) 910-9276 or (714) 991-6412 Hours: 24/7

Project Return Warmline (888) 448-9777 M-F 5pm - 10pm; Sat 11am - 4pm (PST)

Community Warmline (203) 732-2004 Sun-Th 6pm - 10pm; F-Sat 6pm - 11pm (EST)

Cares Warmline (844) 326-5400 Daily, 8:30am - 11pm (EST)

Compassionate Ear Warmline (866) 927-6327 Daily, 4pm - 10pm (CST)

An Ear to Listen and a Passion to Care (844) 755-4673 M-F 12noon - 10pm; Sat 10am - 2pm (CST)

MHA Texas Warm Line (817) 546-7826 M-F 8am - 5pm (CST)

[trlvsn]

btw as someone who now works as an online consulting therapist on a hotline, i want to say i'm genuinely happy and relieved every time a person texts us with an issue they're experiencing. it took time for me to adjust to this job mentally because after each three hour shift it felt like coming back from another world, and my thoughts kept wandering to the fact that those i've been able to consult are a very small percentage of people with similar issues in general. it's scary to think how many people are there, either not able to get help or not getting it due to shame, insecurity, fear or not believing in the possibility of that help actually... well, helping. posts like these usually only reach a few people, still, i can't stress it enough: if you're struggling, feeling unwell, dealing with something hard or unpleasant, there are people out there wanting, wishing, ready to help or at least lend you an ear. i won't deny this job is challenging, but consulting people has felt like a blessing rather than a burden, contrary to how many people with mental health issues think of themselves. go get help

[borderline-clusterfxck]

We've made a list of crisis hotlines and other mental health support lines across the world, sorted alphabetically by country! Below are the links to the posts containing the lists!:

Countries A-G

Countries H-R

Countries S-Z

Also, there's some countries we haven't been able to find resources for, so if you know of any resources especially for said countries, please let us know and we can add them to the lists!

[usernamesarehard1]

Can you still talk to the Trevor Project if you're not suicidal? Or is there another service I should use?

I really need to talk to someone about lgbt-related mental health issues I'm going through, and I can't talk to anyone I know irl about it. But I know that the Trevor Project is specifically a crisis line so I don't know if it's bad for me to reach out to them since I am not suicidal.

I am struggling and need to reach out to someone but I don't know who to talk to