Suicide Prevention
•••• Full of pertinent information, user friendly, and/or aimed at teens
••• Quite a bit of relevant information
•• Good relevant information for some users
• Relevant for particular topics, not for everyone.
••••1-800-SUICIDE
A
suicide prevention hotline that is confidential in nature, so there is
no need to worry about them sharing your personal information. This
hotline offers a connection with trained people who are here to help
you by talking through your problems and providing you with additional
resources to help gain coping skills.
••••Headquarters Counseling Center of Douglas County
Headquarters
offer skilled workers to help improve the emotional well-being and
safety of adults and children through readily available counseling,
education, and information services. There is a free hotline available
24/7 in case you need to talk anytime. The website offers resources
within the Douglas County region and can connect you to resources in
your area.
LINK: http://www.hqcc.lawrence.ks.us/
••••YellowRibbon
This
is a national organization devoted to help teens overcome deep
emotional pain in order to prevent suicide. The website itself is a
valuable resource to help teach coping skills, how to handle crises,
and depression. It also lists a national hotline that is available 24/7.
LINK: http://www.yellowribbon.org/
•••Teen Suicide Prevention
This
resource lists nation-wide suicide prevention hotlines that are
toll-free. Also, it explains that these feelings are more common than
you think and expresses that you are not alone… and asking for help is
okay.
LINK: http://www.teensuicideprevention.org/resources/need-help
••••Youth Crisis Network
This
website provided resources that cover many issues experienced by teens,
such as violence or sexual assault. The toll-free hotlines given are
categorized by these issues to provide you with appropriate services
with any issue you may be experiencing. Also, the website gives
self-esteem building skills to help you recognize your worth and
importance in this world.
LINK: http://www.youthcrisisnetwork.org/
•••Kristin Brooks Hope Center
This
website has many resources and programs for specific populations,
including college students. It also provides very useful information
about depression, suicide and its warning signs, PTSD, and how to help
somebody who is having suicidal thoughts.
LINK: http://www.preventsuicide.us/hopeline-new/edu-suicide.html



