Julia Phone — Try out CredibleMind—free in Alabama. (The Bama Buzz)

It’s important to have conversations surrounding mental well-being throughout the year. Organizations and individuals across Alabama are creating spaces where mental health is discussed—the newest resource being CredibleMind, a free platform for all Alabama residents.

CredibleMind now available for Alabama residents

CredibleMind, a new free mental well-being platform, is now available to Alabama residents, thanks to a partnership between the Alabama Department of Public Health, Alabama Department of Mental Health, Jefferson County Department of Health and Mobile County Health Department.

How does it work?

You take a confidential + personalized assessment.
CredibleMind brings together videos, podcasts, apps, books and articles for you to use.

Through this one-stop platform, you can skip the long waits for professional help and get directly connected with resourses to support your mental health needs.

“CredibleMind represents a significant step forward in our efforts to support the mental health and well-being of our community by using a public health approach focused on prevention and early intervention.

Through CredibleMind’s free, easy-to-access resources, barriers to better mental health are reduced and access to the tools needed to thrive improved. We are committed to promoting mental wellness and reducing the stigma associated with mental health issues.”
Dr. David Hicks, Jefferson County Health Officer

Hicks and many others across the state sought a solution to the rising problems of stress, anxiety and depression in Alabama.

“CredibleMind helps you catch mental health concerns early and learn more about them by bringing together personalized resources.

Everything is neatly organized by specific topic or condition, so whether you’re dealing with stress, anxiety, sleep issues, or just want to boost your overall well-being, you can quickly find what fits your needs.”
Dr. Kevin Michaels, Mobile County Health Officer