Leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have often taught about the importance of mental health. Here’s a look at some of the things they’ve said about the reality of mental illness and how to work through various mental health struggles. 

He is Risen With Healing in His Wings
Will you ever be rescued; will you make it through your own survival story? The answer is yes. You can survive. You have in fact already been rescued; you have already been saved—by the One who has suffered the very torment you are suffering and endured the very agony you are enduring... -Elder Kearon
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Fear Not: Believe Only!
We must commit ourselves fully to that gift of life and run to the aid of those who are at risk of giving up this sacred gift. Leaders, advisers, friends, family—watch for signs of depression, despair, or anything hinting of self-harm. Offer your help. Listen. Make some kind of intervention as appropriate. - Elder Holland
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AMCAP's directory is a database of our members who are local and international mental health professionals. AMCAP members have agreed to support the purposes and ethical guidelines of AMCAP as stated in the organization's Bylaws. AMCAP is a non-profit organization that is not sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints but is guided by its doctrine and practices. Some counselors listed here may be friendly to, but not affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. AMCAP makes no claims or warranties regarding any counselor’s particular abilities, training or suitability for your particular needs or circumstances. Before engaging a counselor, you should interview the counselor and make whatever investigation is appropriate into the counselor’s qualifications and suitability for your particular situation.

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