In crisis right now?
If you're thinking about ending your life, or you're in danger this minute — please reach out before you do anything else. You matter, and this feeling is not permanent.
Call or text 988
Suicide & Crisis Lifeline · Free · Confidential · 24/7 · Or call 911 for emergencies.
You don't have to explain yourself to a stranger in a suit
Most "get help" pages send you to a form, a hold line, or a clipboard. We get it — when you're at the bottom, the last thing you want is to justify your pain to someone who's never felt it.
Still Here is different. It connects you with people who survived the same fight you're in. Someone who got clean. Someone who made it through the relapse. Someone who stood on the same edge and is still here to tell you it gets better. No judgment. No script. Just somebody who knows.
You are loved by people you don't even know yet.
What are you carrying today?
Addiction & sobriety
Fighting to stay clean, one brutal day at a time — or starting over after a slip.
Dark thoughts
When staying feels impossible and your brain lies to you about being a burden.
Life after rehab
Discharged, handed a folder of numbers, and suddenly alone in the hardest week.
Depression & anxiety
The weight that makes getting out of bed feel like climbing a mountain.
Chronic pain & injury
When your body betrayed you and the recovery is longer than anyone warned.
Loneliness
Surrounded by people, or no one at all, and feeling unseen either way.
How talking to Still Here works
- Start the conversation free. No account, no payment, no judgment. Just say what's going on in your own words.
- You're heard by someone who gets it. Our intake listens like a person, not a form — and points you toward the right kind of help.
- You get matched to a peer who survived it. Real people who fought the same battle and made it out.
- You're not dropped. We help you find your next step — meetings, treatment, or just someone to text at 2am — at no cost to you.
Common questions
I'm in crisis right now. What do I do?
Call or text 988 immediately, or call 911. It's free, confidential, and available 24/7. Please reach out before anything else. You deserve to stay.
Is it really free to talk to someone?
Yes. You can talk to our warm intake right now with no account and no payment. If you need more, we help you find your next step at no cost to you.
What happens after rehab?
The week after discharge is when most relapses happen. Staying connected to peer support — someone to text when it gets hard — dramatically improves the odds the work sticks. Read more about life after rehab →
Is this therapy?
No. Still Here is peer support — people who've been there. It's not a substitute for medical care or therapy, but it's the human piece that's missing when you feel alone. For emergencies, always use 988 or 911.