There are many resources to help people build, maintain, and strengthen their relationships and families! However, navigating those resources can be overwhelming. This page provides information about ways to locate professionals that provide support to individuals and families.
Finding a Counselor: The following databases may be helpful to you if you are searching for a local counselor or therapist to address a relationship or family concern:
Counselor Find from the National Board of Certified Counselors
Therapist Locator from the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
Find a Therapist from Psychology Today
Other Resources: Beyond counseling, other professionals and organizations are available in communities to provide support to relationships and families. The resources available in each community vary, but they may include social service organizations, victim advocacy agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Below are a few national resources that can help you connect with support in your area:
2-1-1 is a resource and referral service provided by United Way agencies.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline offers 24/7 support via phone, text, or chat. Trained staff also can help connect you to local domestic violence agencies in your area. Another way to connect to a local domestic violence agency in your community is by contacting your state domestic violence coalition.