Resources

OnlineMSWPrograms.com offers addiction and recovery resources for individuals in need of treatment for addiction and their support networks.

Providing effective mental health services for people of color requires acknowledging and understanding their different lived realities.

Help is out there. Use this list to find information about seeking professional help, finding housing, legal assistance, and free or low-cost resources.

Managing addiction recovery in isolation can be challenging. It's important to establish a sense of routine, find support, and rebuild mental health.

Losing a job can be a painful experiencing threatening your sense of self. Maintaining motivation is key to survive this transition.

Weight can be perceived as being within a person’s control, fueling stereotypes. Learn how to confront your own biases to better support clients.

Which helping professions should you choose if you want a career supporting people? What education is required and where do you start? This and more in our guide.

Compassion fatigue may affect all mental health professionals when working with their clients. Learn how to recognize the symptoms and where to find resources to cope.

Find out why depression can sometimes translate into anger. Learn how to recognize the symptoms and what can be done to address the underlying problem.

It is more important than ever to ensure that people understand both the positive (support groups, access to information) and negative (misinformation, cyberbullying) aspects of the Internet and social media.

Learn more about where to seek help for anyone who is in recovery or knows someone in need of support.

Ensuring students with disabilities have access to relevant, inclusive and accessible sex education affirm sexuality, identities and relationships.