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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988
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Suicide Grief and Resources
Our community has recently experienced tremendous suicide loss in a short amount of time. Suicide loss often brings intense grief and can bring out many emotions that can be overwhelming, heart-wrenching, and all-consuming. At the same time, there could be guilt or shame, wondering if you could have done something different. These feelings are intense and normal.
As a community, we want to remind you that you are not alone. If you are struggling, there is help and support available. Please see the available resources below.
Resources:
· Call 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (1-800-273-8255 line still available, Veterans Line, option 1) or Text LISTEN to 839-863
· Mobile Crisis Response Team Call (775) 688-1670
· NAMI Warmline call (775) 241-4212
· Nevada Teen Text Line (775) 296-8336
· Family Support Center 775-623-1888
· HGH Behavioral Health Clinic 775-375-1299
· Rural Clinics 775-623-6580
Support Groups:
· The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: offers one on one support for survivors of loss. https://afsp.org/ive-lost-someone
· Rise Wellness: holds a hybrid in-person and virtual SOSL group
https://risewellnessnv.com/suicide-prevention-outpatient-services/
· Monica Gonzales, Hope/Grief Circles 775-229-1807
· Hope Tree at FCAA 775-623-9003
· Grief Share at United Methodist Church, 775-623-2814
Suicide Grief and Resources
Our community has recently experienced tremendous suicide loss in a short amount of time. Suicide loss often brings intense grief and can bring out many emotions that can be overwhelming, heart-wrenching, and all-consuming. At the same time, there could be guilt or shame, wondering if you could have done something different. These feelings are intense and normal.
As a community, we want to remind you that you are not alone. If you are struggling, there is help and support available. Please see the available resources below.
Resources:
· Call 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (1-800-273-8255 line still available, Veterans Line, option 1) or Text LISTEN to 839-863
· Mobile Crisis Response Team Call (775) 688-1670
· NAMI Warmline call (775) 241-4212
· Nevada Teen Text Line (775) 296-8336
· Family Support Center 775-623-1888
· HGH Behavioral Health Clinic 775-375-1299
· Rural Clinics 775-623-6580
Support Groups:
· The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention: offers one on one support for survivors of loss. https://afsp.org/ive-lost-someone
· Rise Wellness: holds a hybrid in-person and virtual SOSL group
https://risewellnessnv.com/suicide-prevention-outpatient-services/
· Monica Gonzales, Hope/Grief Circles 775-229-1807
· Hope Tree at FCAA 775-623-9003
· Grief Share at United Methodist Church, 775-623-2814
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safeTALK Training
safeTALK Training
September is Suicide Prevention Month! Please join us for our Walk-In memory Walk in Hope on September 9, 2023.
safeTALK Training
safeTALK Training
safeTALK Training
safeTALK is a half-day training in suicide alertness. It helps participants recognize a person with thoughts of suicide and connect them with resources that can help them choose to live. Participants don't need any formal preparation to attend the training- anyone age 15 and older who wants to make a difference can learn the safeTALK steps.
For upcoming training, please visit the Training Section.
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Whether you have thoughts of suicide, are an attempt survivor, a suicide loss survivor, or are a community member concerned about suicide, local, regional, state and national resources are available to help.
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There are many valuable training opportunities available locally and statewide which can help you identify the warning signs of suicide and prevent harmful behaviors in loved ones, friends and even strangers.
