Courage First aims to assist and support athletes, parents, coaches, and sports communities who are concerned about emotional, physical and sexual abuse. Courage First’s team of athlete-centered counselors offer confidential support and resources through calls, text, and online chat.

If you need assistance locating long-term mental health resources, talking through a problem, or exploring mental health treatment options, call 211 to speak with a live person who can help.

Created by the Alliance of Social Workers in Sports, the Life After Sports Project offers career advice and insight for current and former student athletes on managing the transition out of collegiate sports.

Want to make your athletic department more LGBTQ-inclusive? Here are the 10 policies, outlined by Athlete Ally, that every program should have.

A Positive Coaching Alliance guide for coaches to understand how trauma and personal experiences may impact their players’ behavior on and off the field.

Colors+ offers counseling, support groups and social programming for LGBTQ+ youth and allies.

Provides alcohol, drug, and mental health services to residents of Trumbull County. For emergency services, call (330) 675-2765 to reach their main office.

Promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, non-conforming, fluid, and non-binary individuals as well as their family and friends through support, education and advocacy. Contact: (330) 461-5545

Assures the availability of high quality alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health services to all Medina County residents through planning, purchasing cost effective services to the extent resources are available, coordinating services, and evaluating these services. Main office: (330) 723-9642, Crisis hotline: (330) 725-9195

For emergencies, the Crisis & Suicide Intervention Hotline is available 24/7 at 440-953-8255. For non-urgent needs, call (440) 350-2000, Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.- the Compass Line will connect you with a trained specialist – someone who can help you sort through your feelings, evaluate your options, and get you connected quickly and firmly with the right local resources.

An integrated health system operating multiple facilities and six major service programs: Addiction Services, Mental Health Services, Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services, Rape Crisis Center, Housing and Supportive Services and Prevention and Education Services. Prior to contacting OneEighty, click here for important information you need to know as a new client. Main office (Wooster): (330) 264-3777

Provides leadership, support, and funding to community partners and agencies in the delivery of mental health and addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery services. CRISIS Hotline: (330) 264-9029, Wayne County office: (330) 264-2527

Provides comprehensive and confidential mental health services in Wayne and Holmes Counties. Services are provided on a nondiscriminatory basis and can be arranged by calling any office location. A sliding fee scale is available. They accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurances. Main office: (330) 264-9029

Services include counseling, veteran services, crisis intervention, art therapy, and more. Call (330) 996-9130 to request an appointment and learn more about the services offered.

Supports wellness and recovery through innovation in funding, collaboration, education and advocacy. Crisis hotline: (330) 452-6000, Main office: (330) 455-6644