Free Mental Health Services in Los Angeles

Everyone deserves access to mental health services, so we put together a list of free mental health services in Los Angeles. From free counseling services to support groups and classes, this list aims to help support anyone and everyone seeking mental health support. We update this list regularly, so be sure to check in and see what mental health resources work best for you.

iPrevail

iPrevail is a free network of mental health support for LA County residents, offering resources such as interactive lessons, peer support chats, community support groups, and online clinical assessments. Accessible through any internet-connected device, the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health reports 79% of users seeing improvement after their program. If you are not physically in LA county, their general iPrevail program is available nationwide.

COLORS LGBTQ Youth Counseling Services

iPrevail is a free network of mental health support for LA County residents, offering resources such as interactive lessons, peer support chats, community support groups, and online clinical assessments. Accessible through any internet-connected device, the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health reports 79% of users seeing improvement after their program. If you are not physically in LA county, their general iPrevail program is available nationwide.

NAMI Urban

iPrevail is a free network of mental health support for LA County residents, offering resources such as interactive lessons, peer support chats, community support groups, and online clinical assessments. Accessible through any internet-connected device, the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health reports 79% of users seeing improvement after their program. If you are not physically in LA county, their general iPrevail program is available nationwide.

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) City of Angels Chapter

iPrevail is a free network of mental health support for LA County residents, offering resources such as interactive lessons, peer support chats, community support groups, and online clinical assessments. Accessible through any internet-connected device, the Los Angeles Department of Mental Health reports 79% of users seeing improvement after their program. If you are not physically in LA county, their general iPrevail program is available nationwide.