My Wellness Wallet
A therapeutic, faith-integrated resource for emotional wellness
Immediate Support and Crisis Resources
These organizations offer confidential, immediate support. You do not have to navigate urgent moments alone.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Provides 24/7 emotional support for anyone experiencing distress, suicidal thoughts, or overwhelming emotions. You can call, text, or chat.
Crisis Text Line
Offers text‑based support for moments of overwhelm or crisis. Trained volunteers respond with grounding, compassion, and practical steps.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Provides confidential support, safety planning, and resources for individuals experiencing relationship‑based harm.
National Sexual Assault Hotline
Offers confidential support, crisis counseling, and connection to local resources for survivors of sexual assault. (RAINN)
Local Emergency Services
If you feel unsafe or at risk, contacting local emergency services is the fastest way to receive immediate help.
Comfort, Grief & Emotional Support
Wellness InsightHealing, Restoration & Emotional Recovery
Wellness InsightEmotional and Mental Health Support Organizations
These organizations offer education, support groups, and pathways to care.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
Provides education, support groups, and resources for individuals and families navigating mental health challenges.
Mental Health America (MHA)
Offers screening tools, educational articles, and community‑based resources for emotional wellbeing.
The Trevor Project
Offers crisis support and mental health resources for LGBTQ+ youth.
Anxiety, Overwhelm & Emotional Regulation
Wellness InsightThought Life, Discernment & Cognitive Clarity
Wellness InsightFor Friends and Family Supporting a Loved One
Knowing how to be there for someone can be challenging. Here are some gentle ways to offer support.
How to Check In
A gentle check‑in can sound like:
"I've been thinking about you. No need to respond if you're not up for it, but I'm here."
How to Hold Space
Holding space means listening without fixing, judging, or rushing. It is presence, not pressure.
How to Support Without Overstepping
Offer care, affirm autonomy, and avoid assuming what someone needs. Ask, "What would feel supportive right now?"
Strength, Resilience & Perseverance
Wellness InsightPurpose, Direction & Decision-Making
Wellness InsightIdentity, Worth & Belonging
Wellness InsightYou are not alone.
Support is available.
You deserve care, clarity, and compassion.
Whether you are reaching out for yourself or supporting someone you love, you are taking a meaningful step toward wellbeing.