Mental Health Communities that have a newsletter

We create brave spaces for conversations about gender and equality.

The Spiritual DAO is a global community of spiritual souls building the infrastructure for members to connect with themselves in the new world. Our mission is to build a collectively-desired reality: one which allows spirituality to flourish in the Metaverse.

QUOKA is the anonymous messaging exchange that increases your mental health. Get access to resources, learn tools to keep in your mental wealth toolbox, measure your mental health score, and communicate with other members anonymously all through text messaging. No endless scroll, limited distractions. Experience most of the benefits of social media without the spam! Feeling mentally strong? Join to support others.

Mind Oasis is a warm and welcoming online meditation community. Our mission is to bring the timeless benefits of meditation to practitioners worldwide via live streaming sessions.

The Health Unchained community connects healthcare professionals and blockchain entrepreneurs in order to advance web3 capabilities for better health and wellness. Listen to experts who are rebuilding the health industry all over the world. Join the conversation on Telegram and Twitter.

Psych Central, now My Support Forums, is the Internet’s largest and oldest independent mental health online resource. Since 1995, our award-winning website has been run by mental health professionals offering reliable, trusted information and over 250 support groups to individuals struggling with a problem in their lives. We are today’s modern voice for mental health information, emotional support, and advocacy. We have a true passion and deep commitment in helping people better understand the mental health and emotional challenges of their lives. With the broadest online reach and recognition of any mental health network today, we touch the lives of over 6 million people around the world every month. We’re also proud to represent the interests of our membership of over a half million people whose lives have been touched by a mental health concern.