Suicide Prevention Week ends, but prevention does not. With daily action and community support, we can create lives worth living together.

Suicidal thoughts in teens and young adults are not “just a phase.” Learn the unique risks youth face, the myths that harm prevention, and how early intervention, therapy, and family support can save lives.

Connection is more than comfort. It is suicide prevention. On World Suicide Prevention Day, we are reminded that reaching out, listening, and building community can transform isolation into hope.

Suicidal thoughts often hide in plain sight—masked by humor, achievement, or silence. Learning to recognize emotional, behavioral, and verbal cues can help save lives.

Suicide Prevention Week reminds us that silence can cost lives. This first article in our week-long series explores why now is the time to break stigma, open dialogue, and share resources that make a real difference.

Suicide Prevention Week begins September 7. Join us as we prepare to raise awareness, share resources, and build hope for a safer, more supportive community.