Resources

Something you can do tonight, deeper reading when you're ready, and people to walk with you after that.

If you or someone you love is in danger right now, call 911. For the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, call or text 988, any hour. The Georgia Crisis and Access Line is 800-715-4225.

Start here, right now

Up late with something heavy? Pick what's closest. You'll get one thing you can do tonight, something to read when you're ready, and the next step after that.

    Join a support group

    Open to anyone in the community, whether or not you attend church, and hosted with Warren Church. Pick a group, then register on its page. A few ask you to buy a workbook.

    All groups on Warren Church's siteNot sure which group fits? A first session can help you decide. Book one.

    Listen and read

    Things you can use on your own, between sessions or before you ever book one.

    Articles

    Practical writing from our providers on marriage, parenting, grief, faith and more. Searching them from this page is coming soon.

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    TRICK

    How Your Problems Trick You and 5 Ways to Trick Them Back

    Bret Legg's book, where the Hope Method comes from. The ideas every provider here works from, for anyone who wants to read further.

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    Therapy Journal

    A guided journal for emotional wellness, self-reflection & personal growth

    Whether you're navigating a stressful season, working on your self-worth, trying to understand your emotions, strengthening your boundaries, or simply wanting to become more intentional about your emotional wellness, these pages are designed to help you slow down and reflect.

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    Families

    Local places we point families to, grouped by what's going on. When a program isn't enough on its own, our providers see kids from age 6. Find a provider for your child.

    Community

    Recovery programs, crisis lines, caregiver support and more around Augusta. These are other organizations, not part of Hope.