The Bright Side was created as a means of support. Whether you're dealing with depression, grief, suicide, or are just feeling overwhelmed with life, you are not alone!

The Boys Town National Hotline is here to help. Trained counselors can respond to your questions every day of the week, 365 days a year. Find help here.

Trained counselors are ready for your calls, whether they deal with personal problems, anxiety, alcohol, family, school, sexuality, depression or suicide. Call now for help.

Not sure you want to talk to someone over the phone? Take this first step to coping with your depression by emailing this hotline.

Feeling depressed? Tired of being misunderstood and lonely? Call 1-800-SUICIDE and you will be taken directly to a crisis center near you. Find support here.

Are you or your friends looking for answers to tough questions? Covenant House Nineline can help. Call this depression hotline to talk with people who understand your concerns.

From solving a dispute to dealing with suicide and depression, find links to several crisis centers and a help hotline for emergencies.

Befrienders provides emotional support for those with depression and thoughts of suicide. If you just want someone to listen, then call this helpline.

If you are feeling depressed or suicidal, here is a list of sites that provide contact information for depression and suicide crisis centers and hotlines in your area.

Having problems with your friends at school? Feeling bullied or depressed? Call the Girls and Boys Hotline to speak to a trained professional that will listen and help.

Register for free to get access to this interactive tutorial that claims to act as a treatment for minor depression.