Resources
Mental health support extends beyond the clinical setting. Below are trusted resources and organizations that provide education, support, and crisis assistance. These resources are offered for informational purposes and may be helpful for patients, families, and caregivers.
If you are experiencing a psychiatric emergency, please call or text 988 or go to your nearest emergency room. Please call 911 for any other medical emergency.
General Mental Health Resources
Al-Anon
Support for individuals and families affected by someone else’s drinking.Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Peer-led support for individuals seeking recovery from alcohol use.American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP)
Education, advocacy, and support for suicide prevention and mental health awareness.American Psychiatric Association (APA)
Information on psychiatric conditions, treatments, and research.National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Education, advocacy, and support for individuals and families impacted by mental illness.Schizophrenia Research
Educational resources focused on schizophrenia and related disorders.Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
National resources for mental health and substance use treatment and support.
New Jersey (NJ) Resources
NAMI New Jersey Helplines
Information and support for mental health services and community resources.NJ Hopeline
Emotional support and crisis intervention services.NJ Mental Health Hotlines
State-supported crisis and mental health assistance.NJ Suicide Prevention
Prevention education and crisis resources.Screening Services (by County)
Local mental health screening and referral services.Youth Helpline
Support and guidance for children and adolescents.
Pennsylvania (PA) Resources
- 24-Hour Crisis Numbers (by County)
Immediate support for mental health emergencies. - Crisis Intervention Services
County-level psychiatric crisis response programs. - County-Specific Crisis Lines
Localized emergency mental health support. - Mental Health Services in Pennsylvania
Statewide mental health information and referrals.
New York (NY) Resources
- NYC Crisis Text Line
Text COT5 to 741741 to connect with a trained crisis counselor. - NY Mental Health Crisis Line
Text 988 to connect with suicide prevention and mental health crisis support. - HOPE Line
24/7 hotline offering mental health support and crisis intervention. - HARM NYC
Support for substance use–related concerns. - NAMI NYC
Mental health education, helplines, and community support programs. - NYC Well
Free, confidential mental health support via phone, text, or chat.
NJ Transgender & LGBTQ+ Resources
Support Groups
- Trans Youth (12–17) – Community support for transgender youth
- LGBTQ Youth/Adult Support Groups – Inclusive peer support
- Mazzoni Center – Comprehensive LGBTQ+ health and support services
- Trans BIPOC Resources – Community-based support and advocacy
- Trans Christian Support – Faith-based support resources
- RWJ Peer Support Services – Pre-op, post-op, and family peer support
NJ Transgender & LGBTQ+ Resources
Outpatient Therapy & Health Services
Folk Health – Mental health services
IPC North NJ – Call 1-800-789-9220
Virtual Therapy Services – Online mental health care options
Trans-affirming providers (NJ-based listings)
VNA LGBT Wellness Center – Call 732-774-6333
NJ Transgender & LGBTQ+ Resources
Recovery & Community Support
Trans/BIPOC ED Resources
LGBT Eating Disorder Programs
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) – NJ-based meetings
IOP Programs – Intensive outpatient services
Mazzoni Center Recovery Services – Call 215-563-0658
NJ Transgender & LGBTQ+ Resources
Additional Community Resources
- SAGE Hotline – 877-360-5428 (Support for older LGBTQ+ adults)
- Trans Equity Coalition – Community resources and advocacy
Important Disclaimer
The resources listed above are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice or treatment. Mind Matters Psychiatry does not control or endorse external organizations listed on this page.
Need Immediate Help?
If you or someone you know is in crisis:
Call or text 988
or
Visit your nearest emergency department
