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The "Pauzė" app can help you relax with audio recordings to help you manage stress and build resilience. The audio recordings include meditation and other focusing exercises, as well as insights from psychologists that can help you calm down and relax faster.
App is free.
The "Ramu" app can help you learn how to relax, as well as how to manage
to help you to relax and help you to manage a panic attack. The app offers a guide to help you cope more quickly and effectively
panic attacks and understand how they start. You'll also find exercises that develop
the ability to calm down and relax. You can practise them every day.
App is free.
Here you can find a range of services to improve your mental health: stress management and emotion regulation classes, individual and group psychological counselling, peer counselling, and
support groups, addiction counselling services.
The Public Health Office offers 6 counselling sessions with a psychologist, and there is usually no limit to the number of other activities you can take part in, and you can take part in several group activities at once.
These services are free of charge and can be provided anonymously if you wish.
Services may vary from one municipal public health office to another, and you can find all the contact details for each office can be found at www.pagalbasau.lt
In some municipalities, the services of a welfare adviser are free and anonymous, easily accessible and available to people aged 18 and over. During the counselling sessions Cognitive and behavioural therapies are used, which often help people, people experiencing stress and anxiety.
These services are provided by psychologists, nurses, social workers and public health professionals who have completed a specific training programme.
Contact details for Welfare Advisers can be found at www.geroveskonsultantai.lt
1. Puslapis „Pagalba sau“, kurį sukūrė ir atnaujina Lietuvos Respublikos Sveikatos
apsaugos ministerija (lietuvių k.): https://www.pagalbasau.lt
2. Svetainė „Mind“ (anglų k.): https://www.mind.org.uk
3. Svetainė „Rethink Mental Illness (anglų k.): https://www.rethink.org
1. Nevyriausybinė organizacijos „Psichikos sveikatos perspektyvos“ leidinys „Žodžiai yra
svarbūs – kaip etiškai kalbėti ir rašyti apie psichikos sveikatą?“ (lietuvių k.):
www.perspektyvos.org/zodziai-yra-svarbus/
1. „Jaunimo linijos“ svetainė (lietuvių k.): www.jaunimolinija.lt
1. Leidinys jaunimo darbuotojams „Kaip bendrauti su jaunais žmonėmis apie narkotikus“
(lietuvių k.): www.drugeducationyouth.org/manual-on-drug-education/
2. Svetainė „National Institute on Drug Abuse“ (anglų k.):
www.drugbuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/understanding-drug-use-addiction
1. De Hert, M., Magiens, G., Thys, E. Plokštelės paslaptis: savipagalbos vadovas
patyrusiems ar patiriantiems psichozę, 2003 (lietuvių k.)
2. The British Psychological Society, Understanding Psychosis and Schizophrenia, 2017
(anglų k.)
1. Depresijos įveikimo centro svetainė (lietuvių k.): https://depresijosiveikimas.lt/
Telephone helplines are free, anonymous and confidential. They are staffed by volunteers trained to provide emotional support. The lines are for people contemplating suicide, in a crisis situation or who have no one to share their feelings or difficulties with. Some helplines are staffed by volunteers, while others offer specialist support.
Youth
line
Tel. 8 800 28888
jaunimolinija.lt
Phone calls: 24 hours a day.
Live chat: I-VI
18:00-24:00.
See website for full details
and reliable information on
suicide.
Support is provided by volunteers.
Childline (for children and
teenagers)
Tel. 116 111 vaikulinija.lt
Telephone calls: I-VII 11:00-23:00.
Live chat: I-V
17:00-23:00.
Email support: answered
within 24 hours.
Support is provided by volunteers.
Doverija line (for teenagers
and youth in Russian)
Tel. 8 800 77277
Telephone interviews: II-VI 16:00-20:00.
Closed on public holidays
Support is available in Russian,
provided by volunteers
Students.
Hope Line (for adults)
Tel. 116 123 viltieslinija.lt
Phone calls: 24 hours a day.
Email support: answered
within 3 days.
Live chat: 24 hours a day.
Support provided by volunteers and
mental health
professionals.
Silver Line (for the elderly)
Tel. 8 800 800 20
sidabrinelinija.lt
Telephone calls: I-V 8:00-
20:00, VI-VII and holidays
11:00-19:00.
Support is provided by professional
consultants, chat
Volunteers.
Eating disorders line
Tel. 8 631 22 777
8 631 55 777
Telephone calls: ii 18:00-
22:00.
Registration for the conversation is available
and by email: info@vpnamai.lt.
Support is provided by special
trained in psychology
bachelor and master final year students and
Psychologists.
Helpline for women
Tel. 8 800 66366
moters-pagalba.lt
Phone calls: 24 hours a day.
Email: answered
within 24 hours.
Online calls: I-VII
17:00-22:00.
During consultation
provides not only emotional
support, but also information on
what to do if you are experiencing a physical,
Emotional and psychological violence.
Don’t be alone (for men)
Tel. 8 604 11119
nelikvienas.lt
Telephone calls: I-VII
18:00-22:00.
Letter support: answered
within 3 days.
Web chat: I-V
18:00-21:00.
Support is provided by volunteers,
Psychologists, psychotherapists,
Consultants.
Men’s line
8 670 00027 vyrulinja.lt
Telephone interviews: I-V 10:00-14:00.
Letter support: answered
within 3 days.
Support is provided by volunteers and
mental health
professionals, lawyers,
addiction consultants.
Parents’ Line
8 800 90012 tevulinija.lt
Telephone calls: I-V 9:00-
13:00 and 17:00-21:00.
Supported by professional
Psychologists.
Child Rights Line (for children
for parents)
8 800 10800
pagalbavaikams.lt
Telephone calls: I-IV 8:00-
19:00, V 8:00-18:00.
Live chat: I-IV
8:00-19:00, V 8:00-18:00.