When searching for treatment options for a loved one experiencing suicidal ideation—or seeking a trusted clinical partner to refer a high-risk client—the sheer volume of therapeutic acronyms can feel overwhelming. Traditional mental health care often treats...
When a loved one is going through a mental health crisis, fear and uncertainty can make it difficult to know how to respond. Often, well-intentioned family members hesitate to reach out because of common misconceptions surrounding suicide. Understanding the difference...
September marks National Suicide Prevention Month—a time dedicated to raising awareness, offering support, and reminding those who are struggling that they are not alone. Suicide affects millions of families every year, and while the conversation surrounding it can be...
Last month, September 2023, was Suicide Awareness Month. It is the time of the year that reminds us to become more aware of one of the leading causes of death in many societies: suicide. Sadly, suicides happen all year and countless lives are lost to suicide yearly....
Suicide is an uncomfortable topic to discuss but one that should be discussed openly and honestly. To help raise awareness and open the dialogue, September is recognized as National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Suicide is a difficult topic, but silence can have...
People often keep it a secret, but the urge to self-harm isn’t uncommon, especially in adolescents and young adults. Many overcome it with treatment. Whether a person has recently started hurting themself or has been doing it for a while, there is an...
