mental Health Resources

We’re committed to not just treating mental health issues but also empowering families to thrive. That’s why we’ve put together an extensive collection of mental health resources, designed to inform, educate, and inspire everyone in our community.

These resources are more than just information; they’re tools that can transform lives. Whether you’re a parent, a young person, or a caregiver, you’ll find valuable insights and practical advice to help you understand and navigate mental health challenges.

Relationships thrive on trust, communication, and shared responsibility. Whether the relationship is romantic, familial, professional, or platonic, healthy connections involve mutual effort and accountability. However, some relationship dynamics can leave one person feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, and responsible for carrying the emotional or practical load of the entire relationship. One common but often misunderstood behavior that […]

Dating naturally comes with anxiety and uncertainty. By potentially opening ourselves up to someone new, we’re already taking a risk and being vulnerable. But if we’re also dealing with mental health issues, we might feel like opening up to someone new is especially risky.  Even though many people are becoming more open and accepting of […]

With recent headlines surrounding The Bachelorette season cancellation and the resurfaced video involving Taylor Frankie Paul, many people are asking the same question: why would someone stay in a relationship that becomes toxic or even violent?
Valentine’s Day is often associated with romance, relationships, and being chosen by someone else. For many people, especially those navigating mental health challenges, this holiday can bring up complicated feelings. Loneliness, comparison, grief, or pressure to feel happy can surface quickly. This Valentine’s Day, we invite you to consider a different approach. One that centers on you.
How do police–clinician crisis teams in California reduce psychiatric holds? Learn how co-responder models work, proven outcomes, and county-wide crisis diversion.
A lack of empathy does not always mean mental illness, but it very frequently can. Learn what causes it and how AMFM Mental Health Treatment can help.
Learn how anxiety affects romantic relationships, communication, intimacy, and social connections. Find effective ways to maintain healthy relationships while managing anxiety.
When someone you care about enters residential treatment for their mental health, it’s natural to wonder how you can best support them. At AMFM, we believe that healing is not a solo path—it’s built on the strength of connection and compassion. Your support can be a pivotal part of your loved one’s recovery, providing the encouragement and stability they need as they navigate the challenges of healing.
Having a panic attack is a really rough experience, and everyone experiences them differently. If your partner has anxiety but you don’t, it can be difficult for you to know how to help them when they are in the middle of an anxiety attack. It’s not an experience that can always be relayed or explained, there isn’t always a tangible reason for the anxiety, and not every single one feels or plays out the same as the last one. So, how can you help your partner when they’re having an anxiety attack?

At AMFM, we strive to provide the most up-to-date and accurate medical information based on current best practices, evolving information, and our team’s approach to care. Our aim is that our readers can make informed decisions about their healthcare.

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