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Mental Health Resources

dubbii is here to help you get things done, find structure, and feel a little less alone while you work — but we are not a mental health, counselling, or crisis service.

 

If you’re experiencing overwhelming feelings, trauma, or anything that feels unsafe or unmanageable, you deserve real support from trained professionals.


Below are resources you can contact anytime, depending on where you live. If you are in immediate danger or cannot keep yourself safe, please contact your local emergency services right now.

 

Worldwide / Global Resources

These services offer support across many countries:

 

Suicide & Crisis Text Line (Worldwide)

International Suicide Hotlines Directory

Befrienders Worldwide

 

LGBTQ+ Support (Global)

 

United Kingdom

Samaritans (24/7)

Shout — UK Crisis Text Line

  • Text: SHOUT to 85258

  • Free, 24/7 crisis text support.

 

SANEline

  • Phone: 0300 304 7000

  • Evenings support for mental health distress.

NHS Mental Health Crisis Support

 

United States

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

 

Crisis Text Line

  • Text: HOME to 741741

  • Free, 24/7 text support.

Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ Youth)

Canada

Talk Suicide Canada

Kids Help Phone (youth & young adults)

  • Text: CONNECT to 686868

  • Phone: 1-800-668-6868

Australia

Lifeline Australia

Beyond Blue

 

New Zealand

Lifeline Aotearoa

  • Phone: 0800 543 354 (LIFELINE) 1737 Need to Talk?

  • Call or text: 1737⸻ Europe (General)

EU-Wide Crisis Lines

Ireland

  • Samaritans Ireland: 116 123

Germany

  • TelefonSeelsorge: 0800 111 0 111 (or 222)

France

  • SOS Suicide: 01 45 39 40 00

Netherlands

  • 113 Zelfmoordpreventie: 0800 0113

Spain

  • Suicide Helpline: 024

 

South Africa

  • Suicide Crisis Line0800 567 567

  • Lifeline South Africa0861 322 322

 

India

  • Aasra (24/7): +91 9820466726

  • Fortis Stress Helpline: +91 8376804102

United Arab Emirates

If you are experiencing:

Self-harm urges

Reach out to your national crisis line (listed above). You deserve support from someone trained and available 24/7.

 

Severe depression

A GP or primary care doctor can support you with referrals and treatment options.

 

Past trauma resurfacing

A licensed therapist or counsellor — not dubbii — is the right space for this work.

 

Panic attacks or overwhelming distress

Contact your national helpline or speak with a healthcare professional.

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