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Your mental
health matters.

You don’t have to have all the answers to reach out. Whether you’re looking for yourself or someone you care about, here’s a place to find support.

A starting point. At your own pace.
A little help finding the right help

You are
not alone.

Browse 37 resources for urgent moments, ongoing care, and everyday challenges. Most serve the United States; Find A Helpline includes international options. Check each provider for current hours, eligibility, fees, and language or accessibility support.

01 / Support resources

Emergency services

For situations requiring immediate police, fire, or ambulance assistance. Outside the U.S., use your local emergency number.

About this emergency link. Frameworks provides this link for convenience and does not receive calls, dispatch responders, or provide emergency care. We do not control and are not responsible for the actions, response times, or services of independent emergency providers. This website cannot guarantee a connection or emergency response. If the button does not work, dial 911 directly from your phone.

Police, fire & ambulance / U.S.

911 Emergency Services

In a U.S. emergency, call 911. Be ready to give your location and explain what is happening, and follow the call-taker’s instructions.

You’ll be asked to confirm before opening your phone app. If the button does not work, dial 911 directly.

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02 / Support resources

Crisis & immediate emotional support

When you need someone to listen now, or help finding a local crisis service.

International directory

Find A Helpline

Find emotional support helplines by country and concern, including options beyond the United States.

International • Check each listed service for location, language, and availability.

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03 / Support resources

Finding care & affordable support

Help choosing a starting point, finding a provider, and navigating costs.

Information & referrals

NAMI HelpLine

Mental health information, peer support, and referrals for individuals, families, and caregivers. A starting point for questions about conditions, treatment, and support.

U.S. • Not a crisis line. Check current HelpLine hours on NAMI’s website.

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Treatment directory

FindTreatment.gov

Search for mental health and substance use treatment providers by location and available services.

U.S. • Confirm appointment availability, insurance, and fees directly with the provider.

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Affordable care directory

HRSA Find a Health Center

Locate community health centers and ask about behavioral health services and fees based on income and family size.

U.S. • Services vary by center. Ask about mental health appointments, language access, and payment options.

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04 / Support resources

Anxiety, depression, OCD & trauma

Education and ways to connect with condition-focused support.

Therapist directory

Anxiety & Depression Association of America

Find a therapist with experience in anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and related concerns.

Confirm location eligibility, insurance, costs, and availability with the clinician.

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Support group directory

International OCD Foundation

Find support and treatment groups for obsessive-compulsive disorder and related concerns.

Includes online and in-person listings. Check each group’s eligibility and fees.

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Education & guidance

National Center for PTSD

Learn about trauma, post-traumatic stress, treatment options, and ways to seek help. Resources are useful for civilians as well as the military community.

Educational resources, not a crisis response service.

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05 / Support resources

Alcohol, drugs & gambling

Treatment navigation and recovery support for individuals and loved ones.

Treatment referrals

SAMHSA National Helpline

Information and treatment referrals for mental health and substance use concerns.

U.S. • Free information and treatment referrals, 24/7, in English and Spanish. This service does not provide counseling.

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Peer support & meetings

SMART Recovery

Find mutual-support meetings for addictive behaviors, plus support for family and friends.

Online and in-person options. Meetings do not replace professional treatment.

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06 / Support resources

Safety, abuse & sexual violence

Support, safety planning, and resources for people affected by abuse or exploitation.

If someone may be monitoring your device, consider using a safer device to contact support. The Domestic Violence Hotline’s website includes digital-safety guidance.

07 / Support resources

Young people, parenting & families

Support for difficult family situations, growing up, and finding a safer next step.

08 / Support resources

Pregnancy, postpartum & new parents

Emotional support before, during, and after pregnancy, and help for parents in crisis.

Immediate emotional support

National Maternal Mental Health Hotline

Talk with a counselor about emotional challenges before, during, or after pregnancy. Support is available for parents and their loved ones.

U.S. • Free support 24/7, including English and Spanish. 1-833-TLC-MAMA.

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Pregnancy & reproductive healthcare

Planned Parenthood

Find pregnancy testing, information about pregnancy options, and connections to reproductive healthcare through Planned Parenthood health centers.

Services, costs, and availability vary by health center. Some locations offer prenatal or postpartum services or referrals; check with your local center.

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09 / Support resources

LGBTQ+ support & belonging

Affirming support for identity, relationships, coming out, and difficult moments.

10 / Support resources

Grief, loss & bereavement

A place for support after a death, including resources for families and suicide loss.

Grief resources & groups

Dougy Center

Grief resources for children, teens, young adults, and families, with a finder for peer grief-support programs.

Resources and peer support; contact local programs for schedules and eligibility.

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Grief resources & groups

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention — Loss Support

Find resources and support-group listings for people grieving someone who died by suicide.

Includes U.S. and international support listings. This directory is not immediate crisis care.

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11 / Support resources

Eating disorders & body image

Find specialized care and support for yourself or someone you love.

Treatment directory

NEDA Treatment Directory

Find eating-disorder professionals and treatment centers, including in-person and virtual options.

Not a live helpline. Confirm provider availability, payment, and eligibility directly.

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Support group directory

NEDA Support Group Directory

Explore groups for people affected by eating disorders and body-image concerns, including loved ones.

Some groups have age limits, fees, or other requirements. Peer support does not replace medical care.

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12 / Support resources

Caregiving, dementia & older adults

Help for those giving care, those receiving it, and families navigating changes.

Caregiver support

Alzheimer’s Association Helpline

Support for people living with dementia, caregivers, and families, including help with caregiver stress and finding local resources.

U.S. • Phone support is available 24/7. Online chat hours differ.

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13 / Support resources

Veterans, service members & military families

Support for the people who serve and those who support them.

Counseling & military support

Military OneSource

Connect with military-life support and short-term non-medical counseling for eligible service members and family members.

U.S. • Eligibility applies. Call 24/7 to discuss options; counseling appointments are arranged separately.

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14 / Support resources

ADHD, autism & self-advocacy

Resources for understanding needs, finding community, and advocating for support.

Education & community

CHADD

ADHD information, education, community support, and professional directories for adults, parents, and families.

Check individual programs for fees, membership requirements, and availability.

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Education & self-advocacy

Autistic Self Advocacy Network

Autistic-led resources about self-advocacy, accessibility, community living, and health care.

Resource library, not a clinical service or crisis line.

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15 / Support resources

Food, housing, finances & local help

Practical pressures affect well-being, too. Start here for help finding everyday essentials.

Community resource navigation

United Way 211

Find local assistance with housing, food, utility bills, transportation, health care, and other essential needs.

U.S. • Local availability and eligibility vary. Not an emergency service.

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Resource details reviewed September 16, 2026

Frameworks shares this directory as general information, not a diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or substitute for professional care. We do not provide counseling or crisis response. Service hours and availability can change; the linked providers are the source for current details.

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