Kiva Centers is a nationally recognized indigenous-led, peer-run, and trauma-informed organization. It offers training, technical assistance, and networking opportunities, focusing on the development and promotion of healing communities. The centers provide support for individuals experiencing trauma, mental health, and substance use issues.
Kiva Centers is dedicated to fostering healing communities through meaningful connections. It offers a range of services, including training for trauma-informed and peer-run supports, peer support programs, and advocacy platforms. The centers are located in Massachusetts and provide mobile peer-run respite services statewide.
The Chinese Journal of Mental Health publishes research articles on various aspects of mental health, including clinical psychiatry, psychosomatic medicine, social psychiatry, and child and adolescent mental health.
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is a global organization that provides support and a program of recovery for individuals struggling with alcoholism. It operates on the principle of one alcoholic helping another and offers a simple program that has been effective for over 80 years. A.A. emphasizes anonymity and provides a range of resources, including meetings, literature, and a supportive community.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists provides resources and information on mental health, including awards, patient information resources, congress programmes, and crisis resources.