Suicide Prevention While Social Distancing
If you’ve attended any of our suicide prevention trainings, you may recall that isolation is one of the possible warning signs that someone may be considering suicide. We encourage you to be “noticers” (not in Websters Dictionary – yet!) and reach out when you observe...
Extreme Heat and Mental Health
Soaring temperatures fuel spikes in irritability, anger and anxiety. They also exacerbate mental illness and impact medication. Here are some tips for keeping your cool when things get super hot.
Suicide Safer Communities
We all have a role in suicide prevention. We can monitor our own wellness and seek help. We can recognize when others are in distress and provide varying levels of support. We can remove access to lethal means. We can promote healthy choices. We can educate ourselves...