Client Resources

A curated collection of tools, guides, and support networks to accompany you on your wellness journey.

Crisis Support

Safety Planning & Crisis Resources

If you are in immediate distress or need urgent support, strictly confidential resources are available 24/7. Explore our comprehensive guide on safety planning, warning signs, and coping strategies.

Support Groups

Connecting with others who share similar experiences can be powerfully healing. Here is a list of reputable support groups across various areas of need.
These groups were discovered through online research and are shared here as potential resources. Please note, I do not endorse or vouch for any specific group.

Wellness Apps

Games to Unwind

These are not just distractions; they are strategic pauses for your well-being. Brief, intentional activities to help ground yourself and regulate your nervous system.

Once you feel a sense of calm and renewed perspective, you'll be better equipped to re-engage with your tasks and responsibilities with greater clarity and effectiveness. You are capable, and taking care of your mental well-being is a testament to your strength.

Parents, please review all websites and apps before your child downloads or uses them.

Additional Wellness Resources

Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Resources

Policy Notice: Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Letters

Please note: I maintain a strict policy of not providing documentation or letters for Emotional Support Animals (ESAs). This decision is based on professional and ethical guidelines, as providing such a letter falls outside my clinical scope of practice.

Common questions

Does Elena Conte write ESA letters?
No. ESA documentation is outside her clinical scope. This page lists other licensed providers and services if you need an evaluation.
Where can I get crisis help right now?
Call or text 988, or see the crisis resources page. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

In brief

The resources page at Elumina Psychotherapy is a curated set of tools, guides, and support networks for people on a wellness journey. The page lists support groups, wellness apps and games, New York and New Jersey basic-needs links, and referral options if you need an emotional support animal evaluation.

Elena Conte, LCSW does not write ESA letters. That documentation is outside her clinical scope, so the page points to other licensed providers and services instead.

If you are in immediate distress, call or text 988, or open the crisis resources guide for safety planning. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. The crisis section on this page links to that guide and to the 988 line. Support groups are listed because connecting with people who share similar experiences can help. Apps and games are optional tools you can use between sessions. They are not a replacement for care. The New York and New Jersey sections cover mental-health and basic-needs help in each state.