You Are Not Alone.

At Melancholy & Glitter, we believe healing should be as accessible as it is honest. This page was created to support those navigating mental health challenges, addiction recovery, grief, and trauma — and to remind you that you are not alone. Whether you’re looking for suicide prevention hotlines, therapy directories, support for families of addicts, or inclusive tools for marginalized communities, this space is for you. We’re not professionals — just mental health advocates with soft hearts and strong intentions.

Faith-Based Counseling Options

If your healing journey is grounded in faith or spirituality, these platforms offer licensed therapists who understand and honor that path:

• Faithful Counseling – Online therapy with licensed Christian counselors
• Theravive – Search for therapists by faith orientation and issue
• Christian Counselors Network – National registry of Christian therapists

Youth & Teen Mental Health

Young people face unique challenges in today’s world. Whether you're a teen looking for support or someone who cares about one, these resources are designed specifically for youth mental health:

• Teen Line – Peer support by teens, for teens
• The Jed Foundation – Mental health programs for students and young adults

Neurodivergent Support

Neurodivergent minds deserve understanding, access, and tools that honor how they process the world. These links are a great starting point:

• ADDA – Support for adults with ADHD
• Neurodivergent Insights – Education and self-discovery tools
• Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) – Disability rights by and for autistic people

Grief & Loss

Grief doesn’t follow rules. These resources are here to hold space for sorrow, memory, and healing—whatever that looks like for you:

• What’s Your Grief – Courses, blogs, and community for all types of grief
• The Dinner Party – Peer support for grieving 20- and 30-somethings
• GriefShare – Faith-based support group locator

Mental Health in Marginalized Workplaces

Activists, caregivers, animal welfare workers, and educators often carry invisible emotional loads. These links offer support for vicarious trauma, burnout, and compassion fatigue:

• Compassion Fatigue Awareness Project – Tools for recognizing and recovering from burnout
• Social Work Self-Care Starter Kit – Designed for frontline and support professionals
• Secondary Trauma Resources – For anyone working in high-empathy environments
• Humane Educators of Texas – Mental health support and educational tools for the animal welfare industry

Inclusive & Marginalized Community Resources

• The Trevor Project – LGBTQ+ youth support
• Therapy for Black Girls
• Asian Mental Health Collective
• Latinx Therapy – Bilingual resources, podcast, and therapist directory
• Therapy for Latinx – National mental health directory and resource hub
• Ayana Therapy – Culturally competent therapy for BIPOC and LGBTQ+
• Immigrants Rising – Free mental health support for undocumented people