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Choosing a mental health provider
Questions and practical considerations for finding professional care that respects your values and needs.
Read the guide →Resources & stories
Information for the moment you need it.
Explore mental health resources to find care, support someone else, strengthen a church response, or continue learning about faith and mental health.
For church leaders
Support without overstepping
Learn how spiritual support, community care, and professional treatment can work together with clear boundaries.
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CMHI video library
Hear from clinicians, faith leaders, advocates, and people with lived experience.
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Mental health resources for everyday life.
Breaking Free from Addiction: Relationships & Restoration
Read article →From Bullying to Boundaries: Supporting Teen Wellness
Read article →Christians Experience Bipolar Disorder Too
Read article →Five Reasons a Pastor Could Benefit From Therapy
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A resource for your next step.
Explore our original resource collection and CMHI blog posts in one place. Search by name or topic, or open a category below. Blog posts may appear in more than one topic category.
Resource collection · 7 categories
01Find Professional SupportCare directories, community organizations, and local connections.10 listings
Care directories and support organizations
Local Care near Philadelphia
03Education and Crisis ResourcesEducation, support information, and tools for church leaders.14 listings
General Information
- SAMHSA Treatment Locator
- National Alliance on Mental Illness
- Bible App Plans about Mental Health
- Crisis Text Line-A 24/7/365 text line
- HelpGuide.org
- Anxiety & Depression Association of America
- National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
- When a Loved One Dies By Suicide
- Stephen Ministries
- SAMHSA — Mental health information
- 988 Lifeline — Frequently asked questions
For Church Leaders
- Mental Health: A Guide for Faith LeadersUpdated resource link coming soon
- HeadsUp
- Spiritual First Aid
04Apps for everyday supportTools for reflection, connection, organization, and spiritual practice.8 listings
05Trusted Voices and Educational MediaPodcasts, videos, blogs, and voices from the original collection.22 listings
YouTube & Podcasts
06Books, Bibles, and DevotionalsBrowse Bibles, devotionals, and books for personal reflection.12 listings
Devotionals
07Bible App PlansFaith-based reading plans organized by topic.36 listings
Bullying
Anxiety
Depression
Addiction
Trauma
- Cry Out: How to Bring your Anxiety, Depression, and Trauma to God
- Uncovery: The Power of Community to Heal Trauma
- Surviving Trauma
- Spiritual Self-Care in Times of Trauma, Stress, & Loss
- Release It: 10 Prayers for Trauma Survivors
- Tiny Habits: From Trauma to Faith
- Finding the Light in Trauma
- Turn your Wounds into Scars
- Forgiving those who Wound us
- Healing for the Hurt
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Using these resources
Find a starting point that fits your needs.
These mental health resources bring together practical education, personal perspectives, and pathways to professional support. Start with the provider guide if you are considering care, explore our videos to learn from different experiences, or share a relevant article with someone in your community.
Church leaders can use these materials to begin a thoughtful conversation and identify when additional support may help. Education supports understanding; it does not replace an individual assessment or treatment. Our training programs offer structured ways to build response skills, while our blog explores faith and mental health in everyday life.
Have a question about a resource or want to bring a learning opportunity to your organization? Contact CMHI to discuss the next step.
Need immediate help?CMHI does not provide crisis or clinical services. In the United States, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. If there is immediate danger, call 911.