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September Suicide Awareness: Recognizing the Signs That Someone Needs Help
Suicide is not just someone else’s problem. It’s something that happens in many families, friend groups, and workplaces. Suicide can be prevented, but it takes action on the part of
- by Sandy Baker
Self-harm is any act in which a person causes harm or pain to their own body on purpose. More common in women than men, self-harm doesn’t indicate a person wants...
- by Sandy Baker
Acute inpatient mental health support is a powerful resource to those battling a variety of disorders who desire solutions, peace, and stability. It’s a big decision to step into care,...
- by Sandy Baker
Suicidal ideation refers to thoughts or ideas focused on death or suicide. A person experiencing these thoughts may never take action. But it can be a warning sign critical not...
- by Sandy Baker
For many parents, there’s a very fine line between being able to protect their child and knowing they need professional help. You cannot do it all, especially when your child...
