Families for Depression Awareness

Families for Depression Awareness Families for Depression Awareness helps families recognize and cope with depression and bipolar disorder to get people well and prevent suicides.

FFDA does NOT offer crisis intervention. If you are in crisis or in need of emotional support, please call 988. If you are worried that someone in your life is suicidal, call the same number and they will help you. This page is not monitored 24 hours a day, and should not be used as a tool for someone in crisis.

Men are often taught to push through, stay strong, and keep their struggles to themselves. But mental health challenges ...
06/16/2026

Men are often taught to push through, stay strong, and keep their struggles to themselves. But mental health challenges can affect anyone, and no one should have to face them alone. If things feel too heavy to carry, call or text 988 to connect with a trained crisis counselor.💙

Are you worried about an LGBTQ+ loved one who may be struggling? Whether they're experiencing a mental health crisis, fe...
06/15/2026

Are you worried about an LGBTQ+ loved one who may be struggling? Whether they're experiencing a mental health crisis, feeling overwhelmed, or simply need someone to talk to, affirming support can make a difference. Here are crisis lines and resources available to LGBTQ+ individuals and their families:
The Trevor Project
Trans Lifeline
LGBT National Help Center
Samaritans, Inc.

Happy Pride Month! 🌈 LGBTQ+ youth face unique mental health challenges, but support, acceptance, and connection can make...
06/13/2026

Happy Pride Month! 🌈 LGBTQ+ youth face unique mental health challenges, but support, acceptance, and connection can make a meaningful difference. This month, we're highlighting the factors that help LGBTQ+ young people thrive, and reminding caregivers that their support matters. Thank you The Trevor Project for the research!

When it comes to PTSD, there are effective treatment options, and finding the right provider can make all the difference...
06/11/2026

When it comes to PTSD, there are effective treatment options, and finding the right provider can make all the difference. From trauma-focused therapy to personalized care plans, treatment works best when it’s tailored to your loved one’s unique experiences. Knowing your options is a powerful step forward!

PTSD is often misunderstood, but getting the facts right can make a world of difference for those affected. This week, w...
06/09/2026

PTSD is often misunderstood, but getting the facts right can make a world of difference for those affected. This week, we’re breaking down common myths and what the research really says. For more, read our blog: https://www.familyaware.org/myths-and-facts-of-ptsd/

June is also PTSD Awareness Month! Living with PTSD and depression can feel overwhelming for both the person affected an...
06/08/2026

June is also PTSD Awareness Month! Living with PTSD and depression can feel overwhelming for both the person affected and their loved ones. Becoming informed is the first step toward support!

Hope means believing in the potential for positive change. Even when this moment is difficult, there is hope that future...
06/06/2026

Hope means believing in the potential for positive change. Even when this moment is difficult, there is hope that future moments will be easier, calmer, and smoother to navigate. What gives you hope?

06/04/2026

At first, Lori didn’t know how to help her son while he struggled with depression and thoughts of su***de. Finding the right treatment was a real challenge. But they finally found a treatment that allowed Carter to stabilize his depression, claim his gender identity, and find his place in the LGBTQ community. Watch the whole story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQae5FlbnH8

Supporting an LGBTQ+ person who is also living with depression is both challenging and rewarding. However, LGBTQ+ indivi...
06/02/2026

Supporting an LGBTQ+ person who is also living with depression is both challenging and rewarding. However, LGBTQ+ individuals who enjoy the support of friends and family are less likely to experience symptoms of depression and less likely to attempt su***de. Here are some tips for how to help: https://www.familyaware.org/helping-your-lgbtq-loved-one-with-depression/

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P. O. Box 540147
Waltham, MA
02454

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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