Find Help

You are not alone. Explore trusted support resources for Canada, the United States, and international visitors.

Resources are organized by region to help visitors find support more quickly.

In Crisis? Get Help Now

Call or Text 988
Suicide Crisis Helpline (Canada)
Emergency
Call 911 if immediate danger exists
Additional Help
Provincial and local mental health resources may also be available.

Healing Beyond the Screen

Some memberships, partnerships, and platform support help expand access to mental health resources and community impact initiatives.

How to Help a Loved One

Listen Without Judgment

Create a safe space for them to share their feelings. Avoid giving unsolicited advice and focus on understanding their experience.

Encourage Professional Help

Suggest they speak with a therapist, counselor, or doctor. Offer to help research providers or attend an appointment with them.

Be Consistent

Let them know you're there for them through regular check-ins. Recovery is a journey, and consistent support matters.

Take Care of Yourself

Supporting someone in crisis can be emotionally draining. Don't neglect your own mental health and seek support when needed.

Learn Together

Watch Balance Becoming stories together to gain insight into recovery journeys and foster deeper conversations.

Mental Health Information

Common Mental Health Conditions

  • • Depression
  • • Anxiety Disorders
  • • Bipolar Disorder
  • • PTSD & Trauma
  • • Eating Disorders
  • • Substance Use Disorder

Types of Treatment

  • • Therapy & Counseling
  • • Medication
  • • Hospitalization
  • • Support Groups
  • • Lifestyle Changes
  • • Combined Approaches

Self-Care Practices

  • • Regular Exercise
  • • Healthy Eating
  • • Sleep Hygiene
  • • Mindfulness
  • • Social Connection
  • • Creative Expression

Inspiration in Others' Stories

Sometimes hearing from others who've walked a similar path can provide hope and guidance. Explore Balance Becoming's library of recovery and resilience stories.

Watch Stories

Support resources may vary by location. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services right away.