- After an Attempt – Self Guide
- American Association of Suicidology
- Calm Harm App
- Help for Children, Youth, Parents, and Providers’ Reactions to Traumatic Events
- Helping Your Loved One Who is Suicidal: A Guide for Family and Friends
- How to Talk to a Child about a Suicide Attempt in Your Family (Free print version available in both English and Spanish)
- Make Your Own Self-Harm Coping Box
- Navigating Family Life after a Suicide Attempt
- Screening Tool & Protocol- Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS)
- Storytelling for Suicide Prevention Checklist
- Suicide Prevention Resource Center
- Supporting Life Before, During, and After a Suicidal Crisis
- With Help Comes Hope
Alternatives to Suicide Support Groups
Historically, people have believed that it was too dangerous to offer peer-to-peer support groups focused on the topic of suicide without a clinician present. There are many myths and fears around this sort of group and around suicide in general. However, as a community we have found strength in coming together to talk about many ‘taboo’ topics and to support one another in our times of greatest distress. Our collective wisdom and individual stories have taught us that the space to come together in this way can be powerful and healing. It is out of this work and learning that the Alternatives to Suicide approach was born.
Youth Mobile Crisis
Adult Mobile Crisis