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Helplines in Scotland for anxiety.

You can also view nationwide helplines in the United Kingdom.

Everyone

Cruse Scotland Helpline is dedicated to providing free and confidential support over the phone. We support everyone in Scotland...

Peers, Volunteers

0808 802 6161

crusescotland.org.uk

Rape Crisis Scotland National Sexual Violence Helpline

AdultsYouth

Rape Crisis Scotland National Sexual Violence Helpline offers confidential short-term, crisis and initial support by phone,...

08088 010302

07537 410 027

rapecrisisscotland.org.uk

Breathing Space Scotland

AdultsYouth

Breathing Space Scotland is a free, confidential, phone and webchat service for anyone in Scotland over the age of 16...

Counselors

0800 83 85 87

breathingspace.scot

LGBT+ Helpline Scotland

LGBTQ+

We provide emotional support and information to the entire diversity of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT)...

Peers, Volunteers

0800 464 7000

lgbthealth.org.uk

Are you experiencing anxiety? Contacting a free, confidential hotline in Scotland can help.

Anxiety can affect anyone. It can be overwhelming and difficult to deal with, especially if it's not something you've experienced before. But you're not alone in what you're going through. If you think you might be experiencing anxiety, there are {{numberofresults}} in Scotland who are there to help. Anxiety symptoms may look like:

Changes in appetite
Overthinking social situations or conversations
Feeling like you're out of control
Suddenly feeling hot or cold
Feeling irritable or on edge
Sudden shortness of breath
Struggling to concentrate or focus because you're distracted by worrying
Avoiding situations that cause worry

These are normal experiences for someone with anxiety. Sometimes you might experience them mildly. Other times your experience of anxiety might be so intense and overwhelming that you feel like you are going to die.

Tackling these thoughts and feelings on your own can be really difficult, but it's important to know that there are ways to manage your anxiety. There are people in Scotland who understand and want to help you get through this.

If you feel like you might need support with anxiety, try reaching out to a hotline in Scotland. It's free and confidential.

Find support in Scotland by topic

Abuse & domestic violence

Anxiety

Bullying

Depression

Gender & sexual identity

We’ve partnered with ThroughLine to compile a list of resources for support to address a variety of possible issues.

If you have a negative experience, please know it is not your fault; help is available. Submit a report by following our guidance here, and consider contacting one of the resources above.

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