🫂FoxxeFam™ Sanctuary🦊

 If you or another person is in immediate physical danger, please contact your local emergency services right now:

• USA: 911
   
• UK: 999
   
• EU: 112
   
• Australia: 000
   
• Canada: 911
   
• International: Your country’s emergency number
   

Your safety matters more than anything else. Please don’t wait.

  These services are free, confidential, and available 24/7.

                         📞Call: 988                     📲Text: 988

Chat: 988lifeline.org/chat

• For anyone experiencing emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, panic, grief, trauma, depression, or crisis
   
• You can press “Q” to connect with an LGBTQIA+ affirming counselor
   
• You do NOT need to be actively suicidal to reach out.
  If you’re overwhelmed, hurting, or scared — they’re there for you.

 If speaking out loud feels too hard, these options allow you to type instead:

Text: HOME to 741741

Available 24/7 in the U.S.

You’ll be connected with a trained crisis counselor within minutes.

 If you're outside the U.S., or you want a resource for friends/family in other countries, use this verified global directory:

                                      🔗 https://www.helpguide.org/find-help

This includes hotlines for:
🇬🇧 UK | 🇮🇪 Ireland | 🇦🇺 Australia | 🇳🇿 New Zealand | 🇨🇦 Canada | 🇮🇳 India | 🇿🇦 South Africa | 🇵🇭 Philippines | 🇯🇵 Japan | 🇧🇷 Brazil | and dozens more.

It automatically lists the correct crisis numbers for your region.

Samaritans: 116 123
Free, available 24/7

Lifeline Australia: 13 11 14

Talk Suicide Canada: 1-833-456-4566
Text 45645 (in evenings)

Samaritans: 116 123

Aasra: +91 9820466726

Lifeline NZ: 0800 543 354

SADAG: 0800 567 567

 If someone expresses suicidal thoughts, posts concerning messages, or seems at risk:

1. Stay calm — you are not alone in helping.
    
2. Encourage them to reach out to a hotline, text line, or emergency service.
    
3. Share this page with them if safe.
    
4. If they are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services yourself.
    
5. On Discord, you can also file an official Self-Harm Safety Report (details in Section 2).
    

You are doing the right thing by noticing. It matters.

 You do not need to be on the brink, or “bad enough,” or have the perfect words to explain what you’re going through.

If you are:

• Overwhelmed
   
• Scared
   
• Thinking about self-harm
   
• Numb
   
• Panicking
   
• Depressed
   
• Heartbroken
   
• Unsafe
   
• Lost
   
• Or even “not sure what’s wrong”
   

You are allowed to reach out.
You deserve support.
Your feelings matter.

If you are struggling right now, please make use of the resources above.
Your life is important.

You being here right now means everything.

  Discord takes self-harm and safety seriously. They have a dedicated mental health and crisis system built into their platform.

 🔗 https://discord.com/safety/360044103771-mental-health-on-discord

This resource explains:

• What happens when someone expresses self-harm or suicidal thoughts
   
• How to report a safety concern
   
• What Discord does behind the scenes
   
• Their partnership with suicide-prevention organizations
   
• Your options if you need help or someone else does
   

FoxxeFam™ follows and respects Discord’s official safety protocols.

 If someone says something alarming in Discord (or anywhere online):

You do not need to fix the situation alone.

Send them to Section 1 (hotlines + text lines).

You can also remind them:

“You deserve help — please reach out to professionals who can support you right now.”

Discord may be able to send supportive resources to the person in danger.

1. Right-click the message
    
2. Select Report Message
    
3. Choose Self-harm or Someone at risk
    
4. Submit for review
    

Discord will:
✔ Notify their Trust & Safety team
✔ Send crisis support messages to the person
✔ Provide guidance if more action is needed

Contact their local emergency services if you know their area, OR report directly to Discord and follow the steps in Section 1.

IMPORTANT: You are NOT expected to diagnose, manage, or solve someone else’s crisis.
Professional help is essential.

 The FoxxeFam™ community is built on love, safety, and zero judgment.
We care deeply — but we also follow safe boundaries to protect everyone involved.

• Offer compassion and kindness
   
• Direct people to crisis hotlines and professional help
   
• Share this Mental Health Resource Page
   
• Encourage using Discord’s official safety tools
   
• Notify Teigan or mods if a message is concerning
   
• Keep the environment safe, calm, and respectful
   
• Remove harmful or triggering messages to protect others
   

• Provide therapy
   
• Offer clinical advice
   
• Evaluate someone's mental state
   
• Confirm whether someone is “okay” after a crisis
   
• Act as emergency responders
   
• Replace crisis professionals
   

These boundaries protect you, the community, and the individual in crisis.

 To keep our community emotionally safe:

• Graphic descriptions of self-harm  
• Suicide instructions  
• “Goodbye” messages  
• Encouraging self-harm  
• Treating self-harm as a joke  
• Emotional manipulation using threats of self-harm  

• “I’m struggling and need support.”  
• “I’m overwhelmed and need someone to talk to.”  
• Venting in a safe, non-graphic way  
• Reaching out for help or comfort  

If someone violates these guidelines, messages may be removed for the safety of the entire community
— but they will always be encouraged to seek professional help. 

 If Discord interactions are making you anxious, uncomfortable, or emotionally distressed:

You never have to engage with someone who makes you uneasy.

• Block
   
• Mute server
   
• Hide channels
   
• Leave DM
   
• Report to Discord
   

You are never bothering anyone by asking for help.

If you’re spiraling or panicking, use the tools above immediately.

 Your emotional safety is just as important as your physical safety.

Whether you are:

• Overwhelmed by messages
   
• Triggered by a discussion
   
• Feeling vulnerable or raw
   
• Worried about someone else
   
• Confused about how to handle a situation
   

You ARE supported.
You ARE valued.
And you ARE allowed to seek help whenever you need it.

You do not have to struggle silently — the FoxxeFam™ stands with you.

 A calm, private, community space inside our Discord where you can talk about difficult emotions without fear of judgment.

• A soft corner of the community
   
• A place to talk about tough days
   
• Room for venting and emotional expression
   
• A place to feel seen, heard, and supported
   
• A space where kindness is the rule
   
• A check-in zone when you need encouragement
   
• A non-clinical emotional support area
   

❌ A crisis hotline
❌ A substitute for therapy
❌ A place for graphic self-harm descriptions
❌ A replacement for professional help
❌ A pressure zone — no one is obligated to “fix” you

• Teigan
   
• Trusted FoxxeFam™ community members (in OPEN channels ONLY)
   
• Moderators who protect emotional safety
   

This is a non-crisis, comfort-first area.

If someone expresses suicidal intent or danger, we will gently move them to Crisis Resources (Section 1).

 Sometimes you need love without needing to explain yourself.

The Encouragement Box is your anonymous way to:

• Request positive messages
   
• Share something heavy without revealing your identity
   
• Receive kindness from the community
   
• Ask for motivation, strength, or emotional support
   
• Help others by sending uplifting words
   

1. Submit an anonymous message using the box
    
2. Teigan or designated mod reviews it
    
3. A gentle, supportive message is posted on your behalf
    
4. You remain 100% anonymous
    
5. Community members can add support replies
    

It’s a safe place for:
❤️ Encouragement
❤️ Kind words
❤️ Emotional support
❤️ Motivation
❤️ Comfort

 This is your growing collection of personal mental health tools, curated by Teigan and trusted mental wellness sources.

✔ Grounding techniques
✔ Anxiety calming tools
✔ Breathing exercises
✔ Emotional-regulation guides
✔ Self-love worksheets
✔ Gentle journaling prompts
✔ Stress-management tips
✔ “Overthinking Reset” steps
✔ Links to reliable mental health articles
✔ Relationship boundaries guides
✔ Tools for grief, heartbreak, and healing
✔ Healthy communication strategies

Everything is:

• Trauma-informed
   
• Easy to understand
   
• Practical
   
• Vanilla-safe (non-triggering)
   
• Foxxe-branded and community-approved

 These rotating community threads are open to everyone:

A space to share small wins, good moments, and things you’re thankful for.

Community-generated affirmations posted regularly to help boost your spirit.

A soft space where you can share one positive thing — big or tiny — and get love for it.

Foxxe-curated mood playlists created for grounding, sleep, and comfort.

 These non-crisis support spaces exist to help with:

• Emotional overwhelm
   
• Stress
   
• Feeling misunderstood
   
• Anxiety (mild/medium)
   
• Breakups
   
• Loneliness
   
• Low self-esteem
   
• Family conflict
   
• Feeling disconnected
   
• Trying to calm down
   
• Needing friendship or grounding
   
• Needing someone to say “I’m here”
   

No one is judged.
No one is shamed.
No one is dismissed.

Everyone is welcome.

 Many people hide their pain because they’re afraid to “bother” others.

This section of the community provides a safe, soft landing where people can say:

• “I’m not okay today.”
   
• “I just need someone to listen.”
   
• “I’m overwhelmed.”
   
• “I feel lonely.”
   
• “I don’t know what I’m feeling.”
   

And the FoxxeFam™ can respond with love, warmth, and unity — without stepping into crisis intervention.

It’s safe for you.
It’s safe for the community.
It’s safe for Teigan.

 These areas are for emotional support — not crisis situations.

If a message signals danger, the conversation will be gently redirected to:

• Crisis hotlines
   
• Professional help
   
• Section 1 resources
   
• Discord’s safety page
   
• Emergency services (if needed)
   

This protects everyone.

And it ensures that every member gets the correct type of support, exactly when they need it.

 This is one of the fastest ways to settle your nervous system.

1. Place your hand on your chest.
    
2. Inhale slowly for 4 seconds
    
3. Hold for 2 seconds
    
4. Exhale slowly for 6 seconds
    
5. Repeat 3–5 cycles
    

This pattern signals to your brain:
“You are safe. You can soften now.”

 Cold resets your nervous system and pulls you out of panic.

• Hold something cold (ice cube, cold bottle, cold metal) for 10–20 seconds
   
• Focus on the feeling — not the thoughts
   

It grounds your body, slows panic, and interrupts spirals.

 Perfect for anxiety, overthinking, dissociation, or when you feel disconnected.

5 things you can see
4 things you can touch
3 things you can hear
2 things you can smell
1 thing you can taste

It pulls your awareness out of your head and back into your body.

 Putting feelings into words calms the emotional brain.

Say or type this sentence:

“I am feeling ______ because ______.”
 

You don’t need the perfect words — any words will help.

Labeling emotions reduces emotional intensity and brings clarity.

 Calming, balancing, and incredibly effective.

Breathe in: 4 seconds
Hold: 4 seconds
Exhale: 4 seconds
Hold: 4 seconds
Repeat 4–6 times

Balances your heart rate, soothes anxiety, and improves focus.

 Your body sometimes needs physical grounding.

• Weighted blanket
   
• Heavy pillow over your lap
   
• Hugging your knees
   
• Pressing your back into a wall
   
• Wrapping yourself tightly in a blanket (“burrito mode”)
   

Pressure provides safety signals to your brain.

🫂 “I am safe in this moment...

My feelings will pass...

My body is reacting, not failing...

I can breathe through this...

I am not alone...

This moment will soften...”
 

👉Use this during panic, stress, or emotional overload.🫂

 If you respond to sound emotionally, try:

• Low-frequency hums
   
• Soothing music
   
• White noise
   
• Rain sounds
   
• Ocean waves
   
• Headphones with steady rhythm
   

Vibrational sounds help the brain shift out of panic.

 When you don’t have energy for big self-care:

• Drink a sip of water
   
• Stretch your neck
   
• Relax your jaw
   
• Drop your shoulders
   
• Step outside for 10 seconds
   
• Put your phone down for one minute
   
• Look at something warm or comforting
   
• Touch a soft fabric
   
• Light a familiar scent
   

Tiny actions can reset your nervous system.

 Here is a quick “choose one” menu:

• Hand to chest
   
• Cold touch
   
• 5-4-3-2-1
   
• Box breathing
   
• Hug a pillow
   
• Read the Reset Script
   
• Drink one sip of water
   

👉It’s okay if you can’t do all of them.
👉Just pick the smallest, easiest one.

👉You are doing enough just by being here.🫂

🫵 Your feelings are valid.
🤟Your body is doing its best to protect you.
🫵You are allowed to slow down.
🫵You are allowed to rest.
🫵You do not need to “earn” calm — you deserve it because you exist.  

*remember YOU are LOVED💝🫂🦊

 You may need help if you’ve been feeling:

• Overwhelmed more often than not
   
• Hopeless or “empty”
   
• Emotionally exhausted
   
• Constantly on edge or anxious
   
• Irritable without knowing why
   
• Disconnected from the things you love
   
• Numb or “shut down”
   
• Stuck in negative thoughts
   
• Guilty, ashamed, or like you’re “too much”
   
• Unable to explain what you’re feeling
   
• Like your emotions are bigger than you can hold
   

If you feel this — you deserve support. Period.

 Your body communicates what your mind doesn’t know how to say.

You may need support if you’re experiencing:

• Trouble sleeping
   
• Sleeping too much
   
• Tight chest or difficulty breathing
   
• Panic or intense fear
   
• Constant fatigue
   
• Lack of appetite or overeating
   
• Shaking, nausea, or dizziness
   
• Head pressure or tension
   
• Feeling “detached” from your surroundings
   
• Chronic stress symptoms
   

These signals do NOT mean you’re weak — they mean you’re fighting hard.

 Changes in your everyday behavior can be important indicators, such as:

• Avoiding people or isolating
   
• Skipping responsibilities
   
• Losing interest in your routine
   
• Not caring about personal hygiene
   
• Procrastinating tasks that used to be easy
   
• Struggling to focus
   
• Overworking or distracting yourself constantly
   
• Using social media to avoid your feelings
   
• Feeling “checked out” or disengaged
   

These are red flags of emotional overload — not failure.

 If any of these thoughts have been appearing, it’s time to reach out:

• “I’m a burden.”
   
• “Everyone would be better off without me.”
   
• “I don’t matter.”
   
• “I don’t know how much longer I can do this.”
   
• “I’m so tired of everything.”
   
• “I can’t do this alone.”
   
• “I don’t feel like myself anymore.”
   

These thoughts are symptoms, not truths.

You deserve help and compassion immediately.

 Support may be needed when you’re dealing with:

• A breakup or heartbreak
   
• Grief or loss
   
• Family conflict
   
• Major life changes
   
• Financial stress
   
• Job pressure or burnout
   
• Abuse or unsafe environments
   
• Bullying or online harassment
   
• Trauma triggers
   
• Feeling unsupported by those around you
   

You never need to navigate these alone.

 These signs mean you should use Section 1: Crisis Resources right now:

• Thoughts of self-harm
   
• Thoughts of suicide
   
• Saying “goodbye” to loved ones
   
• Giving away personal items
   
• Making plans related to self-harm
   
• Feeling like you are losing control
   
• Seeing or hearing things others do not
   
• Feeling unsafe at home
   
• Being in an abusive situation
   

You deserve immediate help, protection, and care.

You are not alone — please reach out now.

 Some people wait until everything collapses.

You don’t have to.

You are worthy of support even if:

• You don’t know what’s wrong
   
• You feel embarrassed
   
• You’ve been doing “okay” but suddenly crashed
   
• You don’t want to bother anyone
   
• You’re afraid your feelings aren’t “serious enough”
   
• You think others have it worse
   
• You feel guilty for struggling
   

Listen closely:

You deserve support because you’re human, not because things are “bad enough.”

👉 Asking for support is not a failure.
👉 It’s not dramatic.
👉 It’s not annoying.
👉 It’s not burdening anyone.

👉 👉 It is an act of courage.
👉 👉 It is self-love.
👉 👉 It is survival.
👉 👉 It is hope.

👉 💝🫂 And if you’re here reading this — hope is already inside you.🫵

 These actions provide comfort while keeping everyone safe:

Let them talk. Don’t try to fix their feelings.
Sometimes people just need to be heard.

Try gentle statements like:

• “I’m really glad you told me.”
   
• “Your feelings make sense.”
   
• “That sounds incredibly hard.”
   
• “You’re not alone — I’m here with you.”
   

Gently remind them that real support is available:

• “You deserve someone trained to help you through this.”
   
• “Would you consider reaching out to a hotline or therapist?”
   

Let them know we have tools and crisis support ready for them.

You can sit in a call, chat, or presence without taking responsibility for “fixing” anything.

If they are overwhelmed, help them do one tiny thing:

• Drink a sip of water
   
• Breathe with you
   
• Try a grounding technique
   
• Step outside for fresh air
   

You can’t pour from an empty cup.

Supporting someone is an act of love — doing it with boundaries is an act of wisdom.

 These actions put you at emotional and legal risk — and they do not help the person in crisis long-term.

You’re not expected to figure out what’s “wrong.”

Safety comes first — secrets can be dangerous.

A friend cannot replace trained crisis support.

Even with the best intentions, this can cause harm.

Emotional storms can come and go quickly — check in gently, but don’t diagnose stability.

You matter too.
Your own emotional safety is important.

 This is when you switch from “emotional support” to safety + escalation.

If someone hints at or directly mentions hurting themselves:

Their emotions are big, but your calmness grounds them.

Use gentle language:

• “You deserve real care right now.”
   
• “Reaching out to a hotline could really help.”
   

Remind them of Section 1 (Crisis Resources).

👉 https://discord.com/safety/360044103771-mental-health-on-discord

Right-click → Report Message → Choose “Self-harm”
Discord’s Trust & Safety team will intervene.

Encourage them to contact local emergency services.
If you know their location and you believe it is urgent, you can also call for help.

Step away if needed.
Let professionals take over.

🫂You are caring — but you are not responsible for saving someone else’s life.
Crisis support belongs to trained professionals.

 Discord has its own crisis response system.

1. Right-click the message
    
2. Select Report Message
    
3. Choose Self-Harm
    
4. Submit
    

Discord will:

• Review the situation
   
• Send crisis resources to the person
   
• Take further action if needed
   
• Provide guidance if you’re unsure
   
• Help ensure safety
   

This step is an act of love — not betrayal.

 These are safe, heartfelt, and effective:

• “I’m glad you told me.”
   
• “That sounds really hard — I’m here with you.”
   
• “Your feelings matter.”
   
• “You don’t have to go through this alone.”
   
• “Reaching out for support would really help you.”
   
• “I care about you, and I want you safe.”
   
• “You deserve help — not pain.”

 These can accidentally minimize or invalidate someone’s pain:

❌ “Calm down.”
❌ “It’s not that bad.”
❌ “Just be positive.”
❌ “Others have it worse.”
❌ “Stop worrying so much.”
❌ “You’re overreacting.”
❌ “Just get over it.”
❌ “Why would you feel like that?”
❌ “You’re fine.”
❌ “Don’t say that.”

👉Avoid these — they shut people down rather than helping them feel safe.🫂

 Your energy matters too.

Supporting doesn’t have to be 24/7.

You are allowed to rest.

Caring ≠ carrying.

This is a powerful act of compassion.

👉 You do NOT need to be perfect to help someone.
👉You do NOT need to have the answers.
👉You do NOT need to sacrifice your own mental health.

👉Your job is not to fix someone.
👉Your job is to care, support safely, and guide them to the right help.

💝Love is powerful.
🫂Boundaries make love sustainable.

 You do not need to:

• Log in
   
• Share your name
   
• Make an account
   
• Reveal personal information
   
• Join Discord or speak publicly
   
• Click anything that sends data
   
• Sign up for emails
   

This page is here for you with zero requirements.

No one will know you visited this page.
No one is tracking you.
No one can see you here.

 FoxxeFam™ does not collect:

• Your name
   
• Your IP address
   
• Your location
   
• Your mental health information
   
• Your clicks or actions
   
• Any notes about who views this page
   
• Any metadata connected to you
   

This is a judgment-free, pressure-free, privacy-safe resource.

 If you use:

• Grounding exercises
   
• Breathing techniques
   
• Emotional worksheets
   
• Self-care tools
   
• Resource links
   
• Quick escape button
   

None of it is saved, tracked, or linked to you.

You are browsing privately with full autonomy.

 Inside Discord:

You can block anyone at any time.

You’re never required to talk.

Your story is always yours.

Private channels stay private.

Your emotional safety is top priority.

We protect boundaries — not pressure them.

 We follow trauma-informed, safe-support practices:

Your well-being is always treated with care.

 FoxxeFam™ does NOT:

❌ Save private messages for any mental health reason
❌ Act as therapists or crisis responders
❌ Track your mental health conversations
❌ Use emotional info for moderation decisions
❌ Share your struggles outside the channel
❌ Store or archive messages from the Safe Den
❌ Collect data from this webpage
❌ Use AI or analytics to monitor your behavior
❌ Pressure you to “open up” more than you want

Your boundaries are respected at all times.

 If you or someone else is in immediate danger, privacy cannot override safety.

In emergencies, the priority becomes:

Your life.
Your safety.
Your protection.

This may include directing you to crisis hotlines, contacting authorities (if location is known), or using Discord’s official crisis tools.

But outside of active crisis, your privacy is completely protected.

 When a user reports a self-harm message through Discord:

• Discord reviews the message privately
   
• Discord may send crisis resources to the person
   
• Discord may take action to protect them
   
• Discord does not notify the reporter publicly
   
• Discord does not reveal private information
   
• Discord takes mental health seriously and confidentially
   

This protects both the vulnerable person and the supportive friend.

 No one will ever be punished, judged, or mocked for:

• Being overwhelmed
   
• Having a tough day
   
• Feeling lost
   
• Asking for help
   
• Admitting fear or sadness
   
• Sharing emotional struggles
   
• Being vulnerable
   
• Not knowing where else to turn
   

You are allowed to be human here.

🫂 You are safe.
Your privacy is protected.
Your heart is respected.
Your struggles stay yours.
Your emotions are not used against you.
Your presence here is private, valued, and held with care.

FoxxeFam™ is a place of love, not surveillance.
Support, not pressure.
Safety, not fear.

You deserve a space where you can heal gently.💝

 The information on this page — including all text, tools, tips, support spaces, and resources — is not:

• Medical advice
   
• Mental health treatment
   
• A therapy service
   
• A diagnosis
   
• A crisis intervention
   
• Professional counseling
   

Always seek the advice of a qualified mental health professional or medical provider with any questions regarding a condition or emotional crisis.

 FoxxeFam™, its founder Teigan Foxxe™, moderators, community members, and associated platforms:

• Do NOT provide emergency services
• Do NOT offer crisis counseling
• Do NOT perform welfare checks
• Do NOT guarantee real-time responses
• Are NOT responsible for responding to crisis messages

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, please contact:

• Your local emergency number
   
• 988 (United States)
   
• A hotline listed in Section 1
   
• Local authorities if appropriate
   

Your safety is the priority.

 Support offered within FoxxeFam™ (Discord, streams, social platforms, chats, messages, or this website) is peer support only.

This means:

• Support is conversational, not clinical
   
• No one acting on behalf of FoxxeFam™ is a licensed professional
   
• Guidance is emotional, not medical
   
• Peer support does NOT replace therapy or crisis help
   
• No promise of outcome or recovery is implied
   

Peer conversation can help you feel less alone — it cannot replace specialized care.

 Although we do our best to maintain safe spaces, FoxxeFam™ cannot guarantee:

• That messages will always remain private or confidential
   
• The mental stability of other users within the community
   
• That moderators will see posts immediately
   
• Immediate removal of triggering or harmful messages
   
• That any user’s identity or information is fully secure on third-party platforms
   

By participating in community spaces, you accept the inherent risks of online communication.

 By using this page or participating in FoxxeFam™ community spaces:

• You acknowledge that your mental health decisions remain your own
   
• You agree to seek professional and/or emergency support when needed
   
• You accept that no member, moderator, or representative is responsible for your actions, mental state, or safety
   
• You understand that advice, encouragement, or suggestions are personal opinions, not professional instruction
   

You are encouraged to prioritize your well-being at all times.

 This page contains links to:

• Crisis hotlines
   
• Support organizations
   
• Discord’s safety pages
   
• Mental health websites
   
• External articles and tools
   

FoxxeFam™:

• Does NOT endorse or guarantee the accuracy or services of any third party
   
• Is not responsible for the content, advice, or actions of outside organizations
   
• Cannot verify the credentials of external support providers
   

All external resources are provided for your convenience only.

 To the fullest extent permitted by law, FoxxeFam™, Teigan Foxxe™, its affiliates, moderators, volunteers, members, and partners are not liable for:

• Any decisions you make based on the information on this page
   
• Any harm, injury, loss, or damages arising from use of this page
   
• The actions or behavior of any community member
   
• Emotional responses to community interactions
   
• Crisis outcomes or emergencies
   

Use of this website constitutes agreement to these terms.

 We deeply care about your well-being.

We offer compassion, resources, and community warmth.

But we cannot take the place of trained professionals who can offer:

• Therapy
   
• Crisis intervention
   
• Risk assessment
   
• Long-term mental health treatment
   
• Medical advice or medication management
   

You deserve real support from qualified people who can help you fully, safely, and professionally.

 By viewing this page, participating in FoxxeFam™ spaces, or using any linked resources, you agree to this disclaimer and understand:

“FoxxeFam™ provides support, not clinical care.”