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If you need immediate help, call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988. The phone lines are open 24/7 and answered by trained professionals.
For Loma Linda University students seeking mental health support, we encourage you to first utilize the following resources:
Whether you're an LLU student, a behavioral health professional, or someone looking for support, the resources below are here to help. If you are in crisis, please reach out immediately using the information above.
Below are additional resources that may provide helpful information and support for your mental health and well-being.
This free app teaches you about the Community Resiliency Model®, a set of self-help skills for addressing stress, which affects both mind and body. Get app
Free webinars for parents and others, with new recordings added regularly. View webinars
Facts about anxiety along with methods for treating it. View information
Support for professionals who help others, written by Julie Radlauer-Doerfler, L.M.H.C. and John E. VanDenBerg, Ph.D. View PDF
Free, weekly, reflective writing sessions for all health care workers and their loved ones, led via Zoom by Laurel Braitman, courtesy of Stanford Medicine. View details
Organizations providing support for the LGBTQ+ community. View contacts
Free resources developed by our colleagues at the Trauma Resource Institute:
This free app teaches you about the Community Resiliency Model®, a set of self-help skills for addressing stress, which affects both mind and body.
Get app
Free webinars for parents and others, with new recordings added regularly.
View webinars
Find accredited treatment centers local to Loma Linda, California.
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Find structured rehabilitation support near Colton, California.
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Mental health treatment programs in Los Angeles, California.
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Find accredited treatment centers in California.
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Find NA meetings in California.
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Find AA meetings in California.
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Men's addiction and mental health treatment in California.
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Information on the interplay between grief, substance misuse, and addiction.
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Resource guides addressing substance use support for students from underrepresented communities, including culturally informed approaches to care.
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Digital mental health resources for LGBTQ+ and allies.
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Mental health resources for student athletes.
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Basic overview of the LGBTQIAP acronyms; history of discrimination, marginalization, and erasure community members have endured; social work values and responsibilities to this community; and how to learn about LGBTQIAP issues and resources.
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