Resources

Professionals have a saying when it comes to difficult clients, “work within your competency.” If you have never worked with someone who is suicidal, refer out. If you do not feel equipped to help someone that struggles with bipolar or schizophrenia, refer out. To refer out, you need to know who you will need to have a resource list of people and resources to utilize.

This document will be regularly updated as more resources become available. Know of one that is missing? Let us know!

Christian-Integrated

RemedyLIVE (Christian Suicide Prevention Chat)	The Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships
Mental Health: A Guide for Faith Leaders	Fresh Hope – Christian Support Groups
Hope for Mental Health	Celebrate Recovery
Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries	Key Ministry
Ability Ministry	Nathaniel’s Hope (Buddy Break)
Reboot Recovery	Stephen Ministries
DivorceCare	GriefShare
Mental Health Grace Alliance	Christian Asian Mental Health

Mental Health

Suicide & Crisis Hotline (988)	SAMHSA Treatment Locator
Mental Health America (Mental Health First Aid)	Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Finder
Stop Bullying.gov	Mental Health First Aid
National Alliance on Mental Illness	Anxiety and Depression Support Groups
National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention	Helpline Center (211)
MentalHealth.gov	Hospice
The Trevor Project – Suicide Prevention for LGBTQI	National Association of County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Directors (NACBHDD)
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

Marital, Premarital, & Family

Prepare/Enrich	Symbis
Ready to Wed	Focus on the Family

Substance Abuse

Al-Anon Family Groups	Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA)	Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA)

What resources would you add to this list?