Suicide Risk After Dementia: Why the First Months Are Most Dangerous
Research shows suicide risk spikes after a dementia diagnosis—Learn why and how professionals can help.| Center for Mental Health and Aging
Reading Time: 5minutesAndrés García Barrios shares some reflections as a father and teacher, based on the framework of World Suicide Prevention Day. The post Opinion | Suicide Prevention appeared first on Observatory - Institute for the Future of Education.| Observatory – Institute for the Future of Education
The Public Health On Call podcast recently interviewed Mental Health Services clinician Dr. Walker Tisdale III on the impact of tech on the landscape of suicide prevention.| Johns Hopkins University Student Well-Being
The #IWillListen campaign encourages open and honest conversations about mental health.| Johns Hopkins University Student Well-Being
Research shows suicide risk spikes after a dementia diagnosis—Learn why and how professionals can help.| Center for Mental Health and Aging
TAPS walks beside military and Veteran families after the death of a loved one to provide peer mentorship and suicide prevention support.| VA News
When thoughts of suicide overwhelmed him, he had no layers of protection and no one from his support network between him and the lethal means he had available.| VA News
The Warrior GMR Foundation and Angel Force USA are hosting the Stop SuiSilence Mental Health Summit.| VA News
In today’s post, Teodoro (Teo) Pulvirenti and Marianne Calilhanna join Randy Townsend to unpack the disturbing topic of suicide among the LGBTQ+ community. The post The Death of the LGBTQ+ Suicide Prevention Line appeared first on The Scholarly Kitchen.| The Scholarly Kitchen
This week, VA Research highlights community asset maps to aid suicide prevention, reversing aging caused by TBIs, and a new homecare system for older Veterans.| VA News
Having quick access to mental health resources can make a difference in reducing mental distress and effectively responding to a mental health crisis. This blog post is your suicide prevention toolkit. It’s a practical collection of trusted resources, including crisis numbers, websites, and services that you can keep handy, to use yourself or to share with friends.| wellbeing.jhu.edu
September is Suicide Prevention Month, which invites each of us to increase our awareness of suicide, challenge stigma, and take action to support mental health on campus—both your own and the mental health of those …| University Health Services – UW–Madison
IASP has released a statement raising concern about the rising number of armed conflicts around the world and their impact on individuals and communities. The post Prioritising Mental Health Support in Armed Conflicts appeared first on IASP.| IASP
We have witnessed a troubling wave of policy changes and funding cuts. The post Protecting Progress in Suicide Prevention Amidst Global Funding Cuts appeared first on IASP.| IASP
IASP announces the launch of a new SIG focused on youth self-harm and suicide prevention. The post Launch of SIG on Youth Self-Harm and Suicide Prevention appeared first on IASP.| IASP
CASP and Dr. Allison Crawford Call on Ottawa to Launch Canada’s First National Suicide Prevention Strategy in Budget 2025 Thursday,... Read more » The post Call on Ottawa to Launch Canada’s First National Suicide Prevention Strategy appeared first on Canadian Association For Suicide Prevention.| Canadian Association For Suicide Prevention
Visit this page on the Barnstable County, Cape Cod website for more information about Cape Cod Community College is Hosting a Suicide Prevention Summit on September 12.| Barnstable County
Up to 1 in 5 older adults lives with a mental health condition like depression, anxiety, or substance use disorder. And yet—most go undiagnosed and untreated. Why? Because too often […] The post 10 Ways to Help Older Adults Get Mental Health Care appeared first on Center for Mental Health and Aging.| Center for Mental Health and Aging
The 2024 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report provides the foundation for VA’s suicide prevention programs and initiatives.| VA News
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for youth aged 10 to 24 in the United States, and rates have been steadily rising across the country since 2007. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the issue has received more attention nationally. Now, a regional collaborative in central Ohio is working to reduce pediatric suicide rates by 25% by 2030.| Pediatrics Nationwide
Youth suicide is a leading cause of death in the United States. Most youth who die by suicide have no mental illness diagnosis and have visited a health care provider within a year prior to their death. In fact, 40% of those youth visited a health care provider within one month prior. | Pediatrics Nationwide
Please be advised: This post contains references to suicide and suicidal ideation. In 2001, I attempted suicide. I came to a place where the emotional … The post In the Midst of Depression and Anxiety, There’s Hope appeared first on Jesus Calling.| Jesus Calling
Content note: This essay was originally delivered as a speech at the 2025 Out of the Darkness Walk, an annual event designed to engage young adults in the fight to prevent suicide. It discusses suicide.| wellbeing.jhu.edu
Content note: This essay was originally delivered as a speech at the 2025 Out of the Darkness Walk, an annual event designed to engage young adults in the fight to prevent suicide. It discusses suicide.| wellbeing.jhu.edu
Did you know that 1 in 5 adults in the United States will have a diagnosable mental health condition each year... The post Take Action: Getting Mental Health Treatment appeared first on Discovery Mood & Anxiety Program.| Discovery Mood & Anxiety Program
How Gluten and Glyphosate in American Wheat Impact Mental Health - the problem may not lie solely with gluten but also with glyphosate| The JEM Foundation
Efforts in North Dakota, like the University of Jamestown's training, aim to reduce veteran suicide by encouraging community engagement and open conversations.| Dickinson Press
Data from a new study implies that gender and race/ethnicity play a role in increasing suicide rates.| Pediatrics Nationwide
Emergency Resources 911 Crisis Services National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Network800-273-TALK (8255) (24/7)Online chat: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/ (24/7) Crisis Text LineText HOME to 741-741 (24/7) The Trevor Project – 866-488-7386 (24/7)TrevorSpace – an online international Black Mental Health Resources & NetworksTrevorText – Text START to 678-678. (Mon-Fri 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. EST/12 p.m. to 7 p.m. PST)TrevorCHAT (instant messaging, available seven days a week 3 p.m...| BroglieBlog – For Mental Health & Wellbeing
Positive calls from within Canada to build on national suicide prevention efforts are part of a growing momentum. A letter to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, relevant Ministers and all major political parties expressing support for the development of a National Suicide Prevention Strategy to unify and strengthen existing efforts in reducing suicide within the country was signed by 128 leading experts from 30 countries.| Canadian Association For Suicide Prevention
“Hardship often prepares ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.” CS Lewis (38 Quotes for People in Recovery, 2023). Confronted with overwhelming circumstances, many people have struggled with depression and thoughts of ending their life. Their life experience, however, can be a brilliant light of hope for others in the midst of darkness. The Suicide Prevention… Continue Reading The Role of Peer Support in Suicide Prevention| Voice & Vision, Inc.
