The websites below provide information about depression and cutting, as well as help resources to those who need it.

APA Help Center: Find a Psychologist — Enter your zip code or state to find a psychologist in your area.

Therapist Locator — Enter your zip code or state to find a therapist in your area.

To Write Love On Her Arms — A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing resources for and spreading awareness of depression, addiction, self-injury, and eating disorders.

Best Thing You Never Had — One person’s view on what it’s like to be depressed. This blog is updated almost daily.

Boys to Men — A nonprofit organization dedicated to mentoring young men, in order to fight adolescent addiction, crime and depression.

It’s a Confusing Life — A website with information on self-injury and living with multiple diagnoses.

FirstSigns — A nonprofit organization based in the UK, dedicated to spreading awareness of self-injury. They offer guidance and support, and cover other controversial issues. Follow them on Twitter!

Rising Above Magazine — An online magazine created by and for victims and survivors of abuse.

Survivors United — A website created by Rising Above to give survivors a safe place to share their stories.

Herpes Help — Genital herpes, oral herpes and STD resources and support. Be sure to check out the Buzz Blog there as well, which is full of information on sexual health and what it’s like to live with herpes.

Self-Injury: A Struggle — A support site for those struggling with self-injury. This can also be a great resource for close friends and family members. There is also a section on celebs who self-injure.

The Secret Cut — The Secret Cut was released on March 1st 2008, in honor of Self-Injury Awareness Day. The film is informative for close friends and family, as well as for people who are struggling with self-injury. Dr. Lisa Boesky, Ph.D. and Jayme Badoud are dedicated to making people aware that people who self-injure are not “freaks” or “emo” and deserve respect and kindness. Dr. Lisa has written a book on the subject and has appeared on several talk shows in order to help parents whose teens self-injure.

Postcard Paradise — Beautiful postcards. This site is in no way affiliated with Letters of Love.

Check My Secret — Post a secret anonymously, or read and comment on other secrets. You can also follow them on Twitter!

RAINN — The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network provides free, confidential services to victims of sexual abuse, rape, and incest. You can call their hotline at 1.800.656.HOPE or you can use their online crisis center for support and help. (Special thanks to Kristen Barone for this resource!)

PTSD Haven — A safe place for people to discuss Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Living With Depression — Guideposts Magazine has a new series of articles about people living with depression.

The Life of a Cutter — A blog written by a young woman struggling with self-injury. (Special thanks to @JustWaitAMinute for this resource!)

Hope for Coping with Traumatic Stress — A blog written by a wife and mother who has been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Mental Health America — An informative website filled with resources about mental health and mental illnesses.

National Institute of Mental Health — The leading resource for mental health and mental illnesses.

Parenting Teens — A website for parents of teenagers. The site includes information on helping teens deal with stress.

Suicide.org — A website dedicated to spreading awareness of suicide, with resources on suicide and the many different people that experience suicidal thoughts or actions.

The Chronic Corner — A place for mothers coping with chronic pain and illnesses to share their stories and support with each other.