September | Suicide Prevention Awareness

Start the Conversation

According to the CDC, suicide is one of the leading causes of death for young people aged 10-34. While we understand that talking about suicide is challenging and frightening, starting the conversation is essential to getting support for you or a loved one. Check out the resources below to learn the warning signs, how to support someone who is struggling, and familiarize yourself with crisis resources.

Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. There is hope.

On Campus Resources:

Wellness Center - Check-in with a trusted adult, take a 10-15 min brain break, chill in a quiet relaxing space during break/lunch.

Counseling Office - Check-in with a trusted adult, discuss academic stressors.

BC2M Club - Focus on de-stigmatizing mental illness and starting the conversation on the importance of mental health.

Resources

SAMHSA Suicide Warning Signs - Learn the warning signs of suicide for youth and adults. Act if you notice these signs in a friend, neighbor, coworker, or loved one.

988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline - 24/7 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. Text or call.

Crisis Text Line - Text HELLO to 741741. Free 24/7 confidential crisis counseling.

Never a Bother - You are never a bother. Get help for you or a friend.

The Trevor Project - Suicide prevention and Mental Health organization for LGBTQ+ youth under 25 y/o.

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