A comment or social media post, a change in behavior… whatever the sign, you’re worried they’re thinking about suicide. With support, people often find their reasons for living. The first step is talking to them openly and directly about suicide. And you are the right person to help.
Not sure if you should be concerned?
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Many people who are thinking about suicide plan in advance and give clues that it will happen. Even if you only see one warning sign or if something just doesn’t feel right, especially if they have experienced a recent loss or trauma, it’s time to talk directly about suicide.
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In distress or crisis? Call: Access and Crisis Line (888) 724-7240.
People who are thinking about suicide often feel alone, but talking with them can help. Even if you only know them a little (like a coworker) or a lot (like a close family member), reaching out to support is still the right thing to do.
You can always help,
no matter your relationship.
See why you are the right person.
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In distress or crisis? Call: Access and Crisis Line (888) 724-7240. For emergencies call 911.
