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Chapter 3: Breaking the Silence Around the Suicide Conversation
Introduction The words of a First Nations Elder quoted above speak a powerful truth, particularly when applied to the silence surrounding the subject of suicide. Suicide, shrouded as it is in guilt, grief, anger, and the wrongful stigma of mental and substanc...
Chapter 4: Responding to Suicide
Introduction The loss of a loved one by suicide is shocking, painful, and unexpected. Survivors, including whole communities, may experience a broad range of emotions including denial, anger, blame, guilt, helplessness, and confusion. One of the dangers of a...
Chapter 5: Community Readiness
Introduction Suicide prevention efforts often get their start as a response to a tragedy and from survivors of one or more suicides within their own family. The desire in their hearts is strong, their passions run deep, and their drive for action and results ...
Chapter 6: Community Action
Introduction Although suicide is an individual act, we cannot understand or prevent such acts simply by considering the behavior of the individual. Just as with another living, interdependent community, there can be no true understanding of the behavior of a ...
Chapter 7: Promising Suicide Prevention Programs
Introduction Suicide prevention programs that show promise for American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities are those that have proven effective in reducing suicides and suicidal behaviors by enhancing protective factors, reducing risk factors, or bo...
Chapter 8: Federal Suicide Prevention Resources
Introduction Collaboration has been a key theme throughout this guide. Just as every child should have the support of family and others in dealing with life’s challenges, every community should have help in promoting the mental health and well-being of its me...
Chapter 9: Conclusion to the Guide
This guide is more than a summary of available information about preventing suicide by American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) youth and young adults. It also is an acknowledgement that more is yet to be discovered about culturally appropriate prevention and...
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Supporting Young Minds: Communications Guide
Youth are facing unprecedented challenges to their mental well-being. Supportive adults can make a significant difference in a young person’s mental health journey. Mental Health America has prepared materials to empower parents, caregivers, teachers, and oth...