Whether sharing your issues with someone close or trying to support a loved one, how we communicate and respond during conversations about mental health profoundly impacts the outcomes of these conversations.

Mental health treatment can be expensive. Find resources for obtaining health insurance coverage, paying for care without coverage, and resources for covering the costs of medication.

Support groups are an excellent resource for mental health treatment and are often offered for free to the community. Support groups offer a space for peers with a shared experience to come together and discuss their recovery. These groups can be peer-led, or conducted by a licensed professional.

What to expect when you decide to start mental health treatment. How to choose a provider and tools for identifying and communicating your treatment needs.

Locate licensed therapists in your area that can be searched by location, accepted insurance and payment options, therapeutic approach, and more.

Sometimes, the best option for mental health treatment is hospitalization. For people experiencing severe mental health symptoms, if they are a danger to themselves or others, or if they need comprehensive care and aftercare planning, going to the hospital can be the best option. Here's what you need to know about hospitalizations for mental health.