If your loved one is in danger...

If someone you love is in danger to themselves or others, call 911. Ask for a “Crisis Intervention Team Trained Officer”

If you are a young person who is struggling or has a friend who is talking about hurting themselves or committing suicide, please seek the help of a trusted adult immediately. It could be your parent, your friend’s parent, a coach, a teacher, a school counselor, the school nurse, a resource officer – ANYONE who is in the position to be sure that you or your friend are SAFE and get the help they need to stay safe.

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988

Resources for Suicide Prevention & Harm Reduction

Whether you or someone you love is facing a crisis, support is available both locally and through the national suicide prevention lifeline. At DMiW, we're committed to providing the guidance and support needed to navigate these challenging times with care and compassion.

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SUICIDE WARNING SIGNS:   *(Credit: NAMI)

Talking about wanting to die or kill oneself. Writing notes/poems about death. Looking for ways to kill oneself such as searching online or buying a gun or large amounts of…

Say It Out Loud –

Visit: www.siol.nami.org Available: 24/7 A free online game created by young people for young people. Check out the conversation prompts about life, relationships, and mental health.

(NAMI) Provide reassurance often, like:

“I love you and I care”, “You are not alone in this”, “I’m sorry you’re in so much pain”, “I’m always willing to listen”, “I’ll be your friend no matter…

(NAMI) No nagging, yelling, or arguing. Focus on the person you know and love.

“Do not blame yourself, mental illness is sneaky, you didn’t miss it, it knows the tricks.”

Use “I” statements, NOT “You” statements. “I feel like….”, “I see…”, “I need…”