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Christian Mental Health Resources
A curated starting point for believers, pastors, friends, and families looking for crisis support, support groups, counseling directories, church resources, prayer tools, and mental health education.
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This resource library helps Christians find trusted mental health starting points without sorting through dozens of overwhelming tabs. These links are curated, summarized, and organized by need state, but they are not endorsements or replacements for professional care.
Still Here Faith offers Christian encouragement and resource navigation, not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are in immediate danger, call or text 988. Always consult a licensed professional for mental health care.
Starting points, not endorsements. Still Here Faith does not verify, supervise, or guarantee any external organization, counselor, app, group, or ministry. Use these links as starting points, review fit and safety carefully, and use crisis or emergency support first if you are not safe.
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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Crisis support • Last checked May 2026
A national crisis lifeline for people in suicidal crisis, emotional distress, or immediate danger.
Best for: Immediate crisis support by call, text, or chat in the U.S.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Use this first if you are not safe. You do not need to explain everything perfectly.
Still Here note: Crisis support is the right next step when safety is uncertain.
SAMHSA National Helpline
Treatment referral and information • Last checked May 2026
A confidential information service for treatment referrals and support resources.
Best for: Finding mental health or substance-use treatment referrals in the U.S.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: A practical next step if you need treatment options but do not know where to start.
Still Here note: This can pair with pastoral care, prayer, and trusted family support.
NAMI Support Groups
Peer support directory • Last checked May 2026
NAMI offers peer-led groups and family support options across many regions.
Best for: Local and online peer support for mental health conditions and family members.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Start with the search page and choose online if leaving the house feels impossible.
Still Here note: A good non-faith-specific starting point when support is more important than perfect fit.
NAMI FaithNet
Faith community resource • Last checked May 2026
A NAMI initiative focused on connecting faith communities and mental health education.
Best for: Faith communities learning how to respond to mental health needs.
Faith-specific: Mixed • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: This is more for leaders and helpers than someone in acute overwhelm.
Still Here note: Useful for churches that want a trusted bridge into mental health awareness.
Mental Health Grace Alliance
Christian mental health ministry • Last checked May 2026
A Christian mental health organization offering groups, resources, and training.
Best for: Christians looking for structured groups, workbooks, and grace-centered mental health support.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Some materials may feel structured. Start with one resource or look for a group.
Still Here note: Strong example of faith and mental health integration without shame.
Fresh Hope for Mental Health
Christian peer support • Last checked May 2026
A faith-based peer support network with groups and resources.
Best for: Christian peer support groups for people with mental health challenges and loved ones.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Look for online options if a first in-person step feels too hard.
Still Here note: Good fit for people who want peer support with explicit Christian framing.
Sanctuary Mental Health Ministries
Church mental health resources • Last checked May 2026
A ministry creating resources that equip churches to support mental health and wellbeing.
Best for: Churches, small groups, and leaders wanting high-quality mental health resources.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: More church-training oriented than immediate personal help.
Still Here note: Excellent inspiration for thoughtful, beautiful church-facing resources.
Hope Made Strong
Church care resources • Last checked May 2026
Training and resources for church care, burnout, and mental health ministry.
Best for: Church leaders building care ministries and mental health awareness.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Best for leaders and helpers rather than someone needing immediate relief.
Still Here note: Useful for future pastor and church resource kits.
Key Ministry
Church inclusion resources • Last checked May 2026
Resources for churches seeking to include and support people with disabilities and mental health needs.
Best for: Churches supporting mental health, disability, neurodivergence, and families.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Best for church leaders or families looking for inclusion resources.
Still Here note: Helpful for widening church mental health care beyond generic advice.
Church and Mental Health
Resource hub • Last checked May 2026
A church mental health resource site with practical links and articles.
Best for: Pastors and churches looking for articles, links, and mental health ministry ideas.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Good for browsing, but use one link at a time if overwhelmed.
Still Here note: Useful external hub to list in church-facing sections.
Psychology Today Christian Therapist Search
Therapist directory • Last checked May 2026
A large therapist directory with location, insurance, specialty, and faith filters.
Best for: Searching for licensed therapists who identify with or work from a Christian perspective.
Faith-specific: Mixed • Cost: Varies • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Use a few filters only. Location, online, insurance, and Christian are enough to start.
Still Here note: Directory listings are starting points. Always verify fit, license, cost, and safety.
Christian Counselor Directory
Christian counseling directory • Last checked May 2026
A directory of Christian counselors with search features by area and specialty.
Best for: Finding counselors who explicitly identify as Christian counselors.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Varies • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Start with one or two names and send one short inquiry instead of trying to compare everyone.
Still Here note: A useful starting point, not a guarantee of fit.
American Association of Christian Counselors
Professional association • Last checked May 2026
A professional association for Christian counseling, coaching, and mental health-related care.
Best for: Learning about Christian counseling and professional Christian counselor networks.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: More professional-facing than low-capacity. Use it mainly for context or referrals.
Still Here note: Adds credibility for the Christian counseling ecosystem.
Focus on the Family Counseling Consultation
Christian counseling referral • Last checked May 2026
A Christian ministry offering counseling consultation and referral pathways.
Best for: People who want a Christian counseling referral starting point.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Good if you want to talk with a Christian organization before searching alone.
Still Here note: Review details carefully and choose what fits your situation.
GriefShare
Christian grief support groups • Last checked May 2026
A network of Christian grief support groups with local search tools.
Best for: People grieving a death and looking for a Christian group structure.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Best if grief is the main burden right now.
Still Here note: Helpful for grief-specific support, especially when depression and grief overlap.
Celebrate Recovery
Christ-centered recovery groups • Last checked May 2026
A widely used Christian recovery program with local groups.
Best for: People looking for Christ-centered recovery support for hurts, habits, and hangups.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Local
Low-capacity note: Helpful for recovery needs, but review whether the format fits your mental health needs.
Still Here note: List as a recovery resource, not a replacement for mental health treatment.
Reboot Recovery
Trauma recovery groups • Last checked May 2026
A faith-based trauma healing organization with courses and group resources.
Best for: People navigating trauma, military trauma, first-responder stress, or moral injury.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Trauma resources can be intense. Use support and go slowly.
Still Here note: A possible resource when trauma is part of the heavy day story.
Nothing Is Wasted Ministries
Grief and trauma ministry • Last checked May 2026
A narrative-driven ministry with resources, stories, and support around pain and loss.
Best for: People processing suffering, grief, trauma, and loss through a Christian lens.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Stories can be meaningful but emotional. Choose what you can handle today.
Still Here note: Useful for grief and suffering resources with a faith frame.
The Allender Center
Trauma education and training • Last checked May 2026
A center focused on trauma, story, abuse recovery, and training.
Best for: People seeking deeper faith-integrated trauma education and narrative healing resources.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: This can be deep and emotionally intense. Not a first click if you are in crisis.
Still Here note: Better as a deeper-learning resource than a heavy-day tool.
CXMH Podcast
Podcast • Last checked May 2026
A podcast at the intersection of Christianity and mental health.
Best for: People wanting thoughtful conversations about faith and mental health.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Audio can be easier than reading on low-energy days.
Still Here note: Good for people who want nuance and conversation rather than quick worksheets.
Therapy in a Nutshell
Mental health education • Last checked May 2026
A secular educational resource with videos and tools around anxiety, depression, and emotional skills.
Best for: Simple mental health education and coping skills explained in accessible language.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Use it for practical coping skills, then pair with faith support if needed.
Still Here note: A helpful common-grace-style skill resource, not a Christian theology resource.
YouVersion Bible App Plans
Bible app and reading plans • Last checked May 2026
A widely used Bible app with reading plans, audio Bibles, and topical devotionals.
Best for: Short Bible plans, reminders, audio Scripture, and daily devotionals.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Choose a short plan or listen to audio if reading feels impossible.
Still Here note: Great for tiny daily Scripture rhythms if you keep expectations gentle.
Abide
Christian meditation app • Last checked May 2026
An app offering Christian meditation, sleep, and prayer audio.
Best for: Christian audio prayers, sleep meditations, and calming Scripture-based audio.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Audio prayer can be helpful when words are hard.
Still Here note: Useful for prayer and sleep support, but not a crisis or treatment resource.
Glorify
Christian devotional app • Last checked May 2026
A Christian app focused on devotional routines and prayer habits.
Best for: Daily devotional rhythms, prayer, and Bible engagement.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Keep the routine tiny. Do not turn it into another ladder.
Still Here note: Can support gentle rhythm if expectations stay low-pressure.
Joni and Friends
Disability and suffering ministry • Last checked May 2026
A ministry focused on disability, suffering, and Christian hope.
Best for: Faith resources around disability, suffering, dignity, and care.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Useful when suffering, limitation, or disability is part of the story.
Still Here note: Helpful for dignity-centered theology of weakness and care.
Christian Medical & Dental Associations
Professional Christian medical association • Last checked May 2026
A professional Christian healthcare association with articles, ethics resources, and medical-faith discussion.
Best for: Christians looking for medically-informed faith and health perspectives.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: More education-focused than immediate support. Use it for context, not crisis care.
Still Here note: Helpful for connecting faith and medicine without pretending the church replaces healthcare.
CCEF
Biblical counseling resources • Last checked May 2026
A biblical counseling organization with articles, books, podcasts, and training.
Best for: People wanting thoughtful Christian counseling articles and books.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Some content may be dense. Start with one article that matches your question.
Still Here note: Useful for deeper theological reflection; Still Here can translate similar topics into lower-capacity language.
Desiring God Depression Resources
Theological articles • Last checked May 2026
A large Christian teaching site with many articles on depression and suffering.
Best for: Readers seeking theological reflections on suffering, depression, and hope.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Some articles may feel intense if you are overwhelmed. Read slowly and stop if shame rises.
Still Here note: Useful for theological depth, but not a substitute for clinical support.
BibleStudyTools Depression Verses
Bible verse collection • Last checked May 2026
A searchable Bible resource with topical verse lists.
Best for: Finding Bible verses related to depression.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Verse lists can be long. Pick one verse, not twenty.
Still Here note: Still Here adds low-capacity reflections and shame-free framing.
Crosswalk Depression and Faith Articles
Christian articles • Last checked May 2026
A large Christian publishing site with searchable content on faith and life.
Best for: Broad Christian articles on prayer, depression, and encouragement.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Use search carefully; large sites can be overwhelming.
Still Here note: Helpful for broad topic discovery; Still Here should stay more focused and gentle.
GotQuestions Depression Answers
Question-and-answer theology site • Last checked May 2026
A large Christian Q&A site with concise theological responses.
Best for: People searching direct theological answers.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Some answers may feel too direct for someone in acute distress.
Still Here note: Use carefully; Still Here should lead with care and safety.
The Gospel Coalition
Christian articles • Last checked May 2026
A large evangelical resource site with articles and essays.
Best for: Pastors and readers seeking theological reflection.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Often longer and more theological. Not always low-capacity.
Still Here note: Useful for pastor-facing resources and theological context.
Dr. Alison Cook
Christian emotional health resources • Last checked May 2026
Author and psychologist offering books, podcast episodes, and resources.
Best for: People looking for emotional health, boundaries, and faith-integrated wisdom.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Good for deeper emotional work when you have capacity.
Still Here note: Strong model for blending psychology and faith in accessible language.
Stephen Ministries
Lay care ministry • Last checked May 2026
A church-based care ministry model for trained lay support.
Best for: Churches training lay caregivers for one-to-one care.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Local
Low-capacity note: Availability depends on local churches.
Still Here note: Helpful for pastoral care and church support pathways.
RemedyLIVE
Crisis chat and mental health support • Last checked May 2026
A nonprofit providing chat-based soul care and crisis-adjacent support.
Best for: People who need a human conversation during distress.
Faith-specific: Mixed • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Use 988/emergency services for immediate danger.
Still Here note: Potential option for people needing a conversation, not a replacement for emergency help.
Crisis Text Line
Text-based crisis support • Last checked May 2026
A free text-based crisis support service in the U.S. and some other regions.
Best for: People who prefer texting during crisis or emotional distress.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Use emergency services if danger is immediate.
Still Here note: Helpful for low-capacity users who cannot talk on the phone.
FindTreatment.gov
Treatment locator • Last checked May 2026
A U.S. government treatment locator for mental health and substance use services.
Best for: Finding mental health and substance use treatment in the U.S.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Practical but clinical. Use filters slowly.
Still Here note: Pairs well with faith-based support and pastoral care.
OpenCounseling
Affordable counseling directory • Last checked May 2026
A directory focused on affordable counseling and mental health resources.
Best for: People looking for lower-cost counseling options.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Verify costs and provider details directly.
Still Here note: Helpful when cost is a barrier.
Inclusive Therapists
Therapist directory • Last checked May 2026
A therapist directory focused on identity-affirming and accessible care.
Best for: Finding culturally responsive therapists.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Varies • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Use if cultural fit or safety has been a barrier.
Still Here note: Not faith-specific, but may help people find safer therapeutic fit.
Therapy in a Nutshell YouTube
Mental health skills videos • Last checked May 2026
A practical mental health education channel with anxiety and regulation tools.
Best for: Learning simple mental health skills in short videos.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Use for education, not diagnosis or treatment.
Still Here note: Helpful for practical skills that Still Here can frame with faith-sensitive care.
Abide
Christian meditation app • Last checked May 2026
A Christian meditation and sleep app.
Best for: Scripture-based meditation, sleep, and prayer audio.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Audio can be easier than reading on low-capacity days.
Still Here note: Good audio option for prayer and rest.
Glorify
Christian devotional app • Last checked May 2026
A Christian app with devotional and prayer rhythms.
Best for: Daily devotionals, prayer, and reflection in an app format.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Use lightly; do not turn streaks into shame.
Still Here note: Good for people who like structured app-based devotionals.
YouVersion Bible Plans
Bible app reading plans • Last checked May 2026
A major Bible app with plans on anxiety, depression, grief, and hope.
Best for: Short Bible reading plans on many topics.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Choose a very short plan if depressed. Skip guilt over missed days.
Still Here note: Useful for low-capacity Bible plan discovery.
Pray.com
Prayer app • Last checked May 2026
A prayer and audio content app.
Best for: Audio prayers, devotionals, and Christian content.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Check cost and fit before subscribing.
Still Here note: May help audio-first users, but Still Here should keep free alternatives visible.
Hallow
Prayer and meditation app • Last checked May 2026
A Catholic prayer and meditation app with mental wellness-related content.
Best for: Catholic prayer, meditation, sleep, and spiritual audio.
Faith-specific: Yes • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Check theological fit and subscription terms.
Still Here note: Useful for users open to Catholic prayer practices and audio guidance.
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
Peer support and education • Last checked May 2026
A nonprofit focused on depression and bipolar support groups, wellness tools, and education.
Best for: People looking for mood-disorder support groups and education.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online and local
Low-capacity note: Use the group finder slowly. Choose online options if leaving home feels too hard.
Still Here note: A helpful non-faith-specific peer support option when mental health fit matters most.
Anxiety and Depression Association of America
Anxiety and depression education • Last checked May 2026
A nonprofit with educational resources, provider search, webinars, and information about anxiety and depression.
Best for: People looking for reliable education on anxiety, depression, panic, and treatment.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Mixed • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Education pages can be dense. Start with one topic that matches your symptoms.
Still Here note: Good for evidence-informed anxiety and depression education to pair with faith-sensitive support.
Mental Health America
Mental health screening and resources • Last checked May 2026
A national nonprofit offering mental health information, screening tools, and advocacy resources.
Best for: People wanting mental health screening tools and general resource navigation.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Screeners are not diagnosis. Use results as a prompt to talk with a professional.
Still Here note: Helpful for people wondering whether symptoms are serious enough to discuss with a clinician.
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Suicide prevention education • Last checked May 2026
A suicide prevention organization with education, loss survivor resources, and advocacy.
Best for: People, families, and communities seeking suicide prevention education and survivor resources.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: For immediate danger, use 988 or emergency services first.
Still Here note: Useful for prevention education and grief-after-suicide resources, not emergency response.
Mayo Clinic Depression Information
Medical education • Last checked May 2026
A major medical center resource explaining depression symptoms, causes, and treatment options.
Best for: People wanting plain medical information about depression symptoms, causes, and treatment.
Faith-specific: No • Cost: Free • Access: Online
Low-capacity note: Medical pages can feel clinical. Use them to prepare questions for your doctor.
Still Here note: A helpful medical reference to balance faith encouragement with clinical clarity.
Questions About These Resources
Are these resources endorsements?
No. These are curated starting points, not endorsements. Please verify any group, counselor, ministry, or organization before sharing personal information or making care decisions.
Should I use these instead of therapy or medical care?
No. This library offers resource navigation and Christian encouragement. It is not therapy, medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or crisis care.
What should I click first if I am overwhelmed?
If safety is uncertain, use crisis support first. If you are safe but overwhelmed, start with one category: crisis, support group, counseling, church resources, or prayer and Scripture.
Can pastors or churches use this page?
Yes. This page can help pastors, churches, and small groups find reputable starting points, but every resource should still be reviewed for fit and safety.
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