Welcome To The Mental Health Resources Hub
A brief overview of the resources hub and its purpose and what visitors can expect.
Articles & Blog
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Taking the First Step: My Journey Toward Mental Wellness
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Toolkits & Guides
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FAQ
How do I know if I need help for my mental health?
It’s important to seek help if you notice any of the following signs: persistent sadness, extreme mood swings, withdrawing from social activities, changes in sleep or appetite, feelings of hopelessness or worthlessness, or difficulty coping with daily tasks. Talking to a mental health professional can provide clarity and support.
What should I do if I’m in crisis or having thoughts of self-harm?
If you’re in immediate danger or considering self-harm, please contact a crisis helpline, such as your country’s emergency number, or reach out to a local suicide prevention service. In the US, you can text “HELLO” to 741741 for free, 24/7 crisis counseling.
How can I help someone I think is struggling with mental health?
Start by showing compassion and listening without judgment. Encourage them to seek help from a mental health professional, and offer to assist with finding resources or accompanying them to appointments. Avoid making them feel rushed or pressured to open up.
What resources are available through BloomSphere Foundation?
BloomSphere Foundation provides resources on mental health awareness, peer counseling, suicide prevention, and crisis intervention. Our platform offers guides, articles, and peer support services tailored to youth and young adults.
How can I access free mental health services?
BloomSphere Foundation offers peer counseling services, and we can help connect you to community-based mental health organizations. You can also find low-cost or free services through university counseling centers, local non-profits, and public health programs.
Why is there stigma around mental health?
Stigma exists due to societal misunderstandings, lack of education, and long-held stereotypes about mental illness. Many people fear judgment or rejection if they admit to struggling with their mental health, which can prevent them from seeking help.
How do I talk to someone who might be thinking about suicide?
Start by listening without judgment and expressing your concern. Let them know that you care and that they don’t have to go through this alone. Encourage them to seek professional help immediately and avoid leaving them alone in moments of crisis. If you’re unsure, contact a crisis line for guidance.
How can I reduce mental health stigma in my community?
Start by talking openly about mental health, educating others, and challenging negative stereotypes. Encourage compassion and understanding, and support policies that promote mental health education and access to care.
Featured Resources
Explore our curated collection of mental health resources, designed to provide immediate support, guidance, and tools for anyone in need. Whether you’re seeking crisis help, self-assessment tools, or peer counseling, our featured resources are here to empower you on your mental health journey.
Crisis Hotlines and Support Services
When you need help fast, access crisis hotlines in both the U.S. and Nigeria, offering round-the-clock support whenever you need it most.
Mental Health Self-Assessment Tools
Take control of your mental wellness with our self-assessment tools, helping you better understand your mental health and seek the right support.
Peer Support and Counseling Services
Find a listening ear through our peer counseling services, offering a safe, supportive space to talk and get help from someone who understands.
Downloadable Resources
Equip yourself with useful tools like daily wellness trackers and affirmation cards, designed to make mental health care a regular part of your routine.