Helplines in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Get free, confidential support from a depression hotline in Belfast, Northern Ireland

Depression is one of the most common mental health problems, affecting about 13% of people worldwide. Depression can affect people differently, but common feelings associated with depression include sadness, hopelessness, worthlessness, and guilt.

If you're in Belfast, Northern Ireland and experiencing these symptoms, there are 1 helplines ready to help:

• You became irritable for no reason
• Your appetite and eating habits have changed
• You might be unable to sit still
• You feel sad and about to cry all the time
• You feel worthless and deserving of disgust
• You feel guilty, and you loath yourself
• You wake up during the night or at dawn and cannot fall asleep again
• Things that used to bring you joy mean nothing to you now

Depression can be a response to a loss or great stress in your life. However, it can also happen for no obvious reason. Both experiences are fairly common but depression can make it feel like nobody will relate to what you're going through.

Reaching out for help when you're depressed is tough. You may feel like nobody will get you, that nobody cares about you, or that you're beyond help. But helpline conuselors and volunteers in Belfast, Northern Ireland have been trained to help people who are feeling depressed. They care about how you feel and they want to help.

If you feel like you might need support with feelings of sadness, depression or hopelessness, try reaching out to a hotline in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It's free and confidential.