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This collection of videos features inspiring stories from three people who survived an attempted suicide. Told through their voices and those of their families, the stories recount their journeys from the suicide attempt to a life of hope and recovery. A discussion guide is included.

This tool was developed by the Lifeline Consumer-Survivor Subcommittee and is designed to provide crisis workers with essential and easy-to-access information about suicide grief support.It includes resources for survivors, resources for children survivors, online support for survivors and guidance for caregivers. 

The NFL Life Line is a free, confidential, and independently operated resource that connects callers with trained counselors who can help individuals work through any personal or emotional crisis. This service is available 24/7.

iDigInfo is the Military Suicide Research Consortium’s collection of research articles concerning suicide among military/veteran populations and related issues.  The collection is searchable by several fields and results can be limited as well.  Although most of the articles in the collection are protected by copyright, there is also an Open Access section where articles are available in full text.

This issue of SAMHSA news features a cover story and related articles on the topic of preventing suicide on college campuses.

The Medications and Suicidality Resource Center includes tools to identify medications that have been associated with an increased suicidality risk, as well as a variety of other resources concerning drug-associated suicidality.

Countries are listed by geographic region.

Flyer with tips for self-care after a traumatic event. Includes helpful resources, treatment locators, and hotlines.

Outlines essential components, and provides guidelines and procedures for schools to follow for suicide prevention, intervention and postvention for Wisconsin. Appendices include procedures for crisis teams, communicating with the media, facts about suicide and local and national resources.

Community-based model of suicide prevention, intervention and postvention for Wisconsin.