Since 2013, the Crisis Text Line (CTL) has been receiving texts from teens who are more comfortable typing about their problems than talking on a hotline.

Since 2013, the Crisis Text Line (CTL) has been receiving texts from teens who are more comfortable typing about their problems than talking on a hotline. CTL has responded to 6.5 million texts to date, and they’ve used information from those exchanges to create a real-time map of teen crisis in America. The data reveals where and when young people are struggling with problems like eating disorders, suicidal thoughts, bullying, anxiety, and more. (Wired)