- Teen Line: Teens helping teens in online chats
- Find a Therapist: Search Psychology Today to find a professional to see in your area.
- The Hope Line (faith-based): Live chat available from 2pm – 12am
- Start Your Recovery: Learn about drug and alcohol problems and options for treatment and recovery
- Detox Local: Find a drug & alcohol detox location near you & start your recovery journey safely
- National Alliance for Eating Disorders: Call 866-662-1235 9-5:30 Monday-Friday to speak with a licensed therapist specialized in eating disorders. Outside of hotline hours, check out their FindEDHelp tool to get connected to support as soon as possible.
- On Our Sleeves: Find children/teen mental health resources in your state
- How Being Injured Affects Mental Health – An excerpt from the Sport Science Institute’s guide to understanding and supporting student-athlete mental wellness
- Elite Sport is Gradually Waking up to Widespread Mental Health Issues – Administrators are arriving at a better understanding of the extent of anxiety and depression among top sportspeople and a finger is pointing at social media
- “It’s OK to Not be OK” – What top athletes have said about mental health in sport
- Boys Need Better Access to Mental Health Care – Why aren’t they getting it?
- Morgan’s Message – Taking a Shot at Mental Health
- Mental Wellness & Concussions – Spot the warning signs of a concussion and the adverse mental health impact it can have on athletes
- How to Support Athletes Transitioning Out of Sports – Tips for coaches, counselors, families, and teammates
- For more general mental health resources, click here.
- Coalition Aims to Expand Conversation Around Sports and Mental Health – Changing the dialogue through the Stay in the Game Network
- NCAA and Mental Health – Supporting student-athlete mental wellness
- Eating Disorders and Athletes – National Eating Disorders Association
- The Hidden Opponent – Advocacy group that raises awareness for student-athlete mental health
- Black Student Athletes and Mental Health – Exploring the ways sports culture can both enhance and complicate the mental health of Black student athletes