This article comes from the EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTRAUMATOLOGY and is peer-reviewed. Since it was published in 2020, it is up to date.

This article comes from Public Health Reviews and is peer-reviewed. The authors are listed with a multitude of experience and degrees of expertise in the field.

The Substance Use and Mental Health Services Administration has several branches that review information before publishing on their sites. They have experts in the field and cite resources such as research at the bottom of each page.

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention is a government agency that goes through multiple reviews before publication. They provide resources at the bottom of each page as well as mental health resources to national hot lines.

This position paper comes from the National Association of the Deaf and references peer-reviewed research in their statements.

At the bottom of the site, they state, "*All health/medical information on this website has been reviewed and approved by the American Heart Association, based on scientific research and American Heart Association guidelines." They also provide a link that takes you to more information about their editorial process.

This technical report comes from the National Association Of State Mental Health Program Directors and the National Association of State Medicaid Directors. It is in 2001, so not the most up to date, but is still credible information to reference.

This white paper comes from the Healthy Minds Network. It was created from the College Mental Health Research Symposium at the University of Michigan and lists several refernces.

While the blogger means well, they have no expertise in the subject and do not reference any research done in the field. They list "tips" that are not actual treatment.

This meme does not provide any mental health research or information. It's intent is to harm the viewer and is known as "Pro-Ana" content.

Martha Brook specializes in stationary and does not have expertise in mental health. The tips provided are not based on research.

This YouTuber does not provide any information or research on mental health. Rather, she focuses on meditation and movement, without backing it up with references.