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Suicide Prevention Information

If you are feeling suicidal right now, if you are thinking about harming yourself or others, pick up the phone and call 911 or your local police or fire department. It is an emergency. There is immediate help for you. Make the call and wait for help to arrive.

1-800-SUICIDE
1-800-784-2433

Resource List

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• About Suicide: Crisis Intervention: "Emotional support, resources and crisis intervention for the suicidal person."
• American Foundation For Suicide Prevention: "AFSP funds research, education and treatment programs aimed at the prevention of suicide."
• The Center for Therapy and Studies of Suicidal Behavior: "The Center for Therapy is an establishment for out-patient treatment of suicidal patients, as well as for research and education in the field of suicidal experience and behavior and psychotherapy. In theory and practice the Centre for Therapy is psychoanalytically orientated."
• Covenant House Hotline: "For problem teens and runaways." 1-800-999-9999.
• Crisis Call Chart: "Crisis Call Chart: Direction for immediate suicide crisis intervention. If You Are in SUICIDAL DANGER -- How-to-get-help-right-now. Suicide Hotlines You Can CALL NOW, Online E-mail Therapists -- Free & Fee, Links to some of the best Depression & Suicide web sites in Organizational Charts. Easily find the kind of depression, suicide, & family support information you need."
• Chris's Suicide Help Page (popup): "Are you thinking about suicide? Are you worried about a family member, or friend committing suicide? I have links to hotlines and support groups. Suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem."
• Focus Adolescent Services: Help for Troubled Teens: "Providing resources, support, and information to parents and professionals dealing with at-risk and troubled youth. Links to helpful articles and resources. Listing of national hotlines and helplines."
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• Have A Heart's Depression Resource: A Rest Stop From Depression and Thoughts of Suicide. DEPRESSION: Understanding Suicidal Thoughts, by Stephen L. Bernhardt." In New York: If you or someone you know is thinking about taking their own life, call the Samaritans' Suicide Prevention Hotline (212) 673-3000.
• JeremysProphecy.com: Suicide, Depression, and Recovery (personal): "Mental Health patient in United States - depression, bipolar illness, prozac, and his grandiose struggle for sanity and life."
• National Adolescent Suicide Hotline:
  1-800-621-4000.
• National Suicide Hotline:
  1-888-248-2587
• National Youth Crisis Hotline:
  1-800-442-HOPE (800-442-4673)
• National Youth Crisis Hotline:
  1-800-448-4663
• Befrienders International: Befrienders International provides this free and confidential service with 40,000 volunteers in over 40 countries worldwide. The volunteers will listen without prejudice or judgment, and if you can't find a center near you, you can always send an email to a befriender. There is always someone out there who will listen.
• The Samaritans: If you need immediate help, they can be reached 24 hours a day--across the world.
• SA\VE: "The mission of SA\VE is to educate about suicide prevention and to speak for suicide survivors."
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• Self-Injury Page: "The most comprehensive source of self-injury information on the web. Includes definitions, explanations of why, etiology and demographics, diagnoses associated with SI, professional treatments, self-help, quotes from stories of people who SI, an anonymous survey, links to a mailing list, and an extensive list of References and resources."
• Suicidal.com: Depression & Suicide Prevention: "Knowledge, Understanding, Treatment, Intervention - For severely depressed & suicidal persons, for families & friends who care. Offering direction for immediate crisis intervention, emotional support & validation for those who are gravely suicidal. Suicide Hotlines.  Depression FAQ.  Depression Bookstore."
• The Suicide Paradigm: Rethinking What Causes Suicide: This site includes a Bill of Rights for suicidal individuals. Suicide is an involuntary outcome of suffering caused by pain. Becoming suicidal is a process and those who complete suicide are victims. This site is for suicide survivors and others who want to know more about suicide."
• When a child talks of suicide you should... "Don't give advice or feel obligated to find simple solutions. Help may be found at a suicide prevention and crisis center, local mental health association, or through clergy."
• You Are The Difference: "Make a Difference, in your own life and in others! We want to assist you in your effort to improve yourself, your family, and your community. Drug addiction, Alcohol abuse, Suicide, and Success all have one thing in common: Turn negatives behaviors, into positive behaviors! Seek and you will find, Knock and the door will be opened! Spirit, Mind, Body."
• Youth Suicide Prevention Programs: "A Resource Guide."
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