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Part of The Joint Commission's Speak Up™ patient safety program, this campaign provides downloadable materials including a brochure that provides information about depression, questions to ask a doctor/therapist, and advice on how to speak up to get help

This National Institute of Mental Health site provides an index of mental disorders that covers an overview, signs and symptoms, risk factors, treatment and therapies, and steps to take beyond treatment

this National Institute of Mental Health site Provides warning signs that a child displaying troubling behavior might need help

This National Institute of Mental Health site provides information on stress, tips for handling it, the effects of long-term stress on health, and resources for those feeling overwhelmed by stress

This American Psychological Association site reviews acute and chronic stress and provides tips for reducing stress and a psychologist locator

This Office on Women's Health site reviews common causes and signs, how stress can affect health, post-traumatic stress disorder, tips for managing stress, and additional resources

This NIH website reviews commons stressors for children, physical and emotional signs of unresolved stress, tips for how parents can help, and when parents should talk to their child's healthcare provider

This CDC site provides information on symptoms, who is affected, the impact of mental disorders on children, and the different types of disorders and their treatments

This NIH initiative is designed to educate consumers and health care providers about who is at risk for depression and anxiety during and after pregnancy, the signs of these problems, and how to get help

One-stop access to information, such as facts, myths, and early warning signs of problems, toolkit for community mental health conversations, how to get help and more