Suicide Prevention and Suicide Survivors
IF you're in a crisis now, you're not alone, please call:
911
Hopeline at 1-800-784-2433               1-800-784-2433      
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255             1-800-273-8255      
Nationwide Crisis Hotline (formerly 9-Line) at 1-800-999-9999              1-800-999-9999    
Trevor Project (24/7 LGBTQ Suicide Prevention Hotline) at 1-866-488-7386             1-866-488-7386      

Specialized Resources If You Are Thinking About Suicide...Read This First consists of various ways to get support during your troubling times.
If You Are Considering Suicide focuses on how you should cope with your suicidal feelings.
Warning Signs of Suicide discusses the IS PATH WARM Mnemonic which are typical warning signs.
"Understanding and Helping the Suicidal Individual" explores warning signs and ways for people to help people at risk for suicide.
"Facts About Depression and Suicide" are simply facts you should be aware of.
Suicide as Dr. Matthew Nock discusses sources of suicide, warning signs, and how to get help.
Survivors of Suicide Fact Sheet & Handbook are also important things about suicide to be aware of.
Helping Survivors of Suicide: What Can You Do? explores how to help someone who’s coping with a friend or loved one’s suicide.
"Beyond Surviving: Suggestions for Survivors" discusses how to cope with the suicide of a loved one.
Warning Signs, How to Help explores suicide warning signs and how to respond to them.

Recommended Resources A.P.A.'s Psychologist Locator helps you find a therapist in your area.
Befrienders International provides resources and lists Crisis Centers by Country, Province, and state by state.
Canada Crisis Centers consists of Canadian crisis centers.
Canada Survivors of Suicide is a list of support group contacts in Canada.
Gay is OK contains resources, articles & personal accounts of glbt teen who have been at risk for suicide.
GLBT National Help Center at 1-888-843-4564               1-888-843-4564       or 1-800-246-7743               1-800-246-7743      
(Youth Talkline) provides peer-counseling and resources in your area.
Helping the Suicidal Person discusses warning signs of suicide and how to get help.
Ten Things about Suicide provides a fact sheet on suicide.
U.S. Survivors of Suicide lists support group contacts in the U.S.

Featured Resources Safety Contract or Word Safety Contract allows you to make a safety plan for yourself, if you're feeling suicidal. If you choose first link, open it, highlight the text and select to print the selection.
Silence Equals Death is an arguementative paper advocating for more and better suicide prevention, includes statistics, personal accounts, and provides recommendations.
Fade to Black is an informational paper on suicide with a focus on Age, Race, Gender, Sexual Minorities, and psychological theories.