81. Health And Wellness - Mental Health Services Direct services for suicide survivors (crisis intervention, therapy for individuals, the family, or the extended family) and intervention in environments http://www.gnb.ca/0055/suicideprevention-e.asp

Department of Health and Wellness Home Français New Brunswick Suicide Prevention Program Introduction Suicide Prevention Models Prevention and Promotion Activities Intervention Activities ... Contact Information Introduction Suicide in New Brunswick is a fact of life. Approximately 100 New Brunswickers die by suicide each year. As in most other provinces, the risk of suicide is highest among men 20 to 40 years old, young people, seniors, and those who have lost a close friend or family member through suicide. The New Brunswick Mental Health Services Division recognizes three basic principles: suicide is a social problem that has multiple causes; providing alternative ways of addressing psychological or physical suffering is an important responsibility; and resources and services to help vulnerable persons are available and accessible. The New Brunswick Suicide Prevention Program mobilizes agencies and individuals that work provincially and locally. The goal of the program is to reduce New Brunswick’s suicide rate per 100,000 population, by increasing the population's awareness and improving access to services. A provincial committee was established in 1991 to advise the Mental Health Services Division on strategies to be developed, implemented, or reviewed with regard to suicide prevention. In addition, it engages in liaison and co-ordination at the provincial level in order to develop an optimum common approach.

82. Training Course On Psychiatric Emergency And Crisis Intervention In Community Se participants with the basic approach and principles for intervention with clients in crisis situations like suicide risk, aggression and mental relapse http://www.nlpra.org.hk/course/psychiatric_emergency/psychiatric_emergency.htm

Training Course On Psychiatric Emergency and Crisis Intervention in Community Setting Violence, suicide and mental relapse have been receiving much social and clinical concern from fieldwork practitioners particularly for those working in close tie with people and families with mental health problems.In this workshop, contemporary conception, etiology and risk factors associated with all these psychiatric emergencies will be examined.Basic orientation, strategies and principles in the prevention, management and intervention of these crisis situations in the community setting will be thoroughly discussed. Course objectives: To develop a framework in appraising different kinds of psychiatric crises in community setting To equip participants with the basic approach and principles for intervention with clients in crisis situations like suicide risk, aggression and mental relapse Course Contents: Day 1-1 June 2005 Introduction to Crisis Intervention and Understanding of Mental Illness Content: Mental illnesses and their signs and symptoms Types of common crisis situations in community mental health settings General approach, strategy and principles in crisis intervention

83. The County Of Santa Clara - Suicide & Crisis Services The goal of Santa Clara County suicide and crisis Service is to provide immediate and and crisis intervention to people in lifethreatening situations, http://www.scvmed.org/channel/0,4770,chid%3D48412,00.html

JOIN A COMMUNITY REGISTER LOGIN CONTACTS ... Handling Emergencies YOU ARE HERE SCCgov Health and Human Care Finding Mental Health Services Getting Help ... Patient Rights Suicide and Crisis Services The goal of Santa Clara County Suicide and Crisis Service is to provide immediate and confidential emotional support and crisis intervention to people in life-threatening situations, and to educate the community about suicide and suicide prevention. The program is an integral part of Santa Clara County mental health services, and is available to all residents of Santa Clara County. Suicide and Crisis Service is funded exclusively through State Mental Health monies and administered by the County of Santa Clara. For more information on the program call For suicide crisis service, call one of the following toll free numbers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: North County: South County: Suicide Risk Factors Most suicidal people desperately want to live; they are just unable to see alternatives to their problems. more...

84. HoustonChronicle.com - Couple Gets Support After Son's Suicide crisis intervention of Houston provides 24hour telephone and Web-based of suicide support group is provided by crisis intervention of Houston, http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/features/2890577

HoustonChronicle.com Pick a section Home Page Business Classifieds Columnists Comics Community Directory Entertainment Features Health Help Inside Story Marketplace Metropolitan Page 1 News Search Archives Site Map Space Sports Travel Weather Bow Wow carries Roll Bounce , lots of confidence Pop queen, king of class rule fashion show ... E-mail this story Nov. 8, 2004, 6:44PM Couple gets support after son's suicide Parents learned to come to terms with their feelings Intervention By MARY ANN FERGUS CRISIS INTERVENTION OF HOUSTON What it is? Crisis Intervention of Houston provides 24-hour telephone and Web-based counseling, suicide prevention and intervention, links to community resources and community education. How are funds used? United Way funding assists community education programs and the confidential Crisis Hotline. The hot line provides services to Spanish-speaking residents and teens as well as free emergency transportation to domestic-violence victims and people in need of mental health services. Community education includes the Survivors of Suicide support group, youth suicide prevention programs and a crisis response team to help people after traumatic events. Need: In 2002, 2,214 Texans committed suicide; suicide outnumbered homicide by a rate of 3 to 2, according to the Texas Department of Health. The Houston Area Suicide Prevention Coalition reports that suicide is the third leading cause of death for people age 15 to 24. The suicide rate in Texas is highest for people 75 and older.

85. Crisis Intervention crisis intervention. Teen suicide What would you do if one of your friends threatened to commit suicide? Would you laugh it off? Would you assume that the http://www.nido.cl/parent&students/HighSchool/counseling/Crisis_Intervention.htm

Go to Counseling Home FAQ's Nido Academics Study Help Plan of Study HS Courses Grad. Req. ... IB Program College Admission Family Connection Finding college info Applying Recommendations ... Career information Admission Tests Registration/dates SAT Prep Admission officers School profile Visiting Nido Scheduled reps Other countries US immigration/Visas Australia Canada UK ... Eng Lang Int'l Univ. Wellness Mental health Physical health Parenting In times of crisis ... Coping with terrorism Transitions Moving to Nido Moving from Nido After graduation Crisis Intervention Teen Suicide: What would you do if one of your friends threatened to commit suicide? Would you laugh it off? Would you assume that the threat was just a joke or a way of getting attention? Would you be shocked and tell him not to say things like that? Would you ignore it? If you reacted in any of those ways you might be missing an opportunity to save a life, perhaps the life of someone who is very close and important to you. You might later find yourself saying, "I didn't believe she was serious," or "I never thought he'd really do it." Suicide is a major cause of death among teenagers. Among 14 to 24 year olds in the United States, there are at least 18 completed suicides per day and over 6,500 per year. There are 57 attempts per hour and over 1,000 attempts per day. Although it is difficult to get an accurate count because many suicides are covered up or reported as accidents, suicide is now thought to be the second leading cause of death among young people.

86. Suicide Crisis Intervention The counselor and suicidal crisis diagnosis and intervention. suicide and the schools a handbook for prevention, intervention, and rehabilitation. http://www.preciousheart.net/Main_Archives/Crisis-Grief_Archive/11--Suicide/01--

Crisis Intervention Lifelines, clinical perspectives on suicide New York: Plenum Press, 1982. My son my son: a guide to healing after a suicide in the family Atlanta, GA: Bolton Press, 1983. Byers, Dale A. Suicide: how God sustained a family Schaumburg, IL: Regular Baptist Press, 1991. Cain, Albert C., ed. Survivors of suicide Foreword by Edwin S. Shneidman. Springfield, Ill., Thomas, 1972. Suicide and bereavement New York: MSS Information Corp.: distributed by Arno Press, 1977. Doka, Kenneth J., ed. Living with grief after sudden loss: suicide, homicide, accident, heart attack, stroke Washington, DC: Hospice Foundation of America; Bristol, PA: Suicide and its aftermath: understanding and counseling the survivors New York: Norton, 1987. Green, Gerard. Coping with suicide: a pastoral aid Dublin: Columba Press, 1992. Attempted suicide: a practical guide to its nature and management Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 1982. nd ed., 1987, 211p. Hewett, John H. After suicide Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1980. The counselor and suicidal crisis: diagnosis and intervention Springfield, IL:

87. School Crisis Coordinator (principal Or Designee): Ø Stay with suicidal person until counselor/ suicide intervention arrives Ø Activate crisis team to implement postcrisis intervention (see next column) http://www.state.de.us/dema/Plans/FChart/Suicide_page.shtml

Suicide attempt in workplace: Notify CPR/first aid certified persons in building of medical emergencies (names of CPR/first aid certified persons are listed in Crisis Team Members section) Call 911. Crisis Team Coordinator Office # at and Work/Mobile/Page # Suicide intervention service at Phone Numbers Calm suicidal person by listening to person, without showing judgement or lecturing. Try to isolate suicidal person from other persons. Remove means of committing suicide, i.e. pills, weapons. Stay with suicidal person until counselor/ suicide intervention arrives. Do not leave suicidal person alone. Determine method of notifying other employees. Hold daily debriefings with supervisors before and after normal operating hours as needed. Activate crisis team to implement post-crisis intervention (see next column) Determine level of intervention. Back to School Safety Suicide/Attempted Suicide Employee’s suicidal death/serious injury occurring outside workplace: Verify information. Crisis Team Coordinator will activate crisis team. Determine method of notifying employees.

88. Adolescent Psychiatry: A Light Unto The Darkness: The Psychoeducational Imperati Poland, S. (1989), suicide intervention in the Schools. New York Guilford. Schoolbased crisis intervention An organizational model. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3882/is_199901/ai_n8841700/pg_7

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Adolescent Psychiatry Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for AAACN Viewpoint ABNF Journal, The AIDS Treatment News AMAA Journal ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports A light unto the darkness: The psychoeducational imperative of school-based suicide postvention Adolescent Psychiatry by Mauk, Gary W Sharpnack, Jim D Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Continued from page 6. Poland, S. (1989), Suicide Intervention in the Schools. New York: Guilford. Roberts, W. B., Jr. (1995), Postvention and psychological autopsy in the suicide of a 14-year-old public school student. School Counselor, 42:322-330. Tanney, B. (1995), After a suicide: A helper's handbook. In: The Impact

89. Institution Authentication Form OhioLINK access to crisis The Journal of crisis intervention and suicide Prevention , published by American Psychological Association. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/ejournals/issn/0227-5910

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90. Farm Stress :: Crisis Hotlines - CFBF.com suicide Prevention crisis intervention Service Of Alameda (510) 7945211 suicide Prevention crisis intervention (510) 794-5211 Newark, CA 94560 http://www.cfbf.com/programs/rhs/farmstress2.cfm

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91. Crisis Intervention Services In Juvenile Detention Centers crisis intervention Services in Juvenile Detention Centers During admission, youths complete a selfreport suicide scale that is integrated into the http://ps.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/content/full/54/1/107

92. DOCUMENTS Title, Youth suicide crisis intervention and Management Keywords Depression and suicide, suicide, intervention Model, crisis, Mental Health, http://smhp.psych.ucla.edu/smhp.exe?ACTION=POPUP&ITEM=3002DOC26

93. Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC): SPRC Supports Suicide Prevention With 28th Annual Convening of crisis intervention Personnel, IL This workshop is an introduction to suicide prevention, intervention and postvention http://www.sprc.org/calendar/2004/apr04.asp

YOU ARE HERE> SPRC Home Calendar > Archive of Events Search the Site Search the Library Calendar Homepage Add your Event ... Past SPRC Events Calendar of Events Suicide Prevention Events: April 2004 Click on the event title for detailed information. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday NCSPT Online Workshops Community Crisis Services, MD Parents of Suicides Retreat, GA Violence Prevention Week ... CONFERENCE, NY Available on an ongoing basis. National Center for Suicide Prevention Training (NCSPT) Online Suicide Prevention Workshops NCSPT has the following workshops available on an ongoing basis until May 2004. Workshop 3 is ongoing from March to May 2004. Workshops are free to everyone. Workshop 1: Locating, Understanding, and Presenting Youth Suicide Data. This workshop is focused on learning how to find youth suicide data and turn it into meaningful information. Workshop 2: Planning and Evaluation for Youth Suicide Prevention. This workshop focuses on state planning activities. Workshop 3: Youth Suicide Prevention: An Introduction to Gatekeeping. This workshop is for those wishing to gain a better understanding of gatekeeping as a suicide prevention intervention.

94. Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC): SPRC Supports Suicide Prevention With A network of crisis intervention and telephone helpline centers across the United Provides access to suicide and crisis helplines in over 40 countries. http://www.sprc.org/links/crisislinks.asp

YOU ARE HERE> SPRC Home Links > Crisis Centers Search the Site Search the Library Crisis Centers International ... Youth Links Crisis Centers This is a selected list of suicide prevention sites. If you wish to recommend a site, please send the site name and url to info@sprc.org Note: External links open up in a new window. CONTACT USA . A network of crisis intervention and telephone helpline centers across the United States. http://contact-tricities.org/CUSA.pdf (PDF, 34 pages) Covenant House Nineline . The Covenant House crisis line, Nineline, provides free, confidential, and immediate intervention to kids and parents 24 hours a day through a toll-free number, 1-800-999-9999. Last year Nineline's trained staff received over 63,000 crisis calls. Almost 200 times a day, workers and volunteers talk with callers about all types of crises ... the breakup of relationships; problems with parents, school, or peers; parenting concerns; alcohol and substance abuse; health concerns; physical abuse; homelessness; and suicide. http://www.covenanthouse.org

95. FORENSICnetBASE: Forensic Handbooks Online crisis; The crisis State; crisis Characteristics; crisis intervention Hostage Negotiators and suicide intervention; Fluctuation in suicide Rate http://www.forensicnetbase.com/ejournals/books/book_summary/toc.asp?id=1036

96. THRANI Reach Out - THRANI Center For Crisis Control counselors were prompted to plan crisis intervention, suicide Prevention to the combination of suicide Prevention and crisis intervention Counseling http://www.thrani.com/out.htm

Are you feeling Distressed?... Call us Anytime!... ARTICLES section updated every week!, VISIT US REGULARLY!! eMail: thrani@asianetindia.com courtesy thingal.com webahn.com GLIMPSES OF THRANI OUTREACH SERVICES 1. Training housewives on HIV/AIDS prevention at Panchayats 2. Workshop sensitizing media and professionals about Suicide Prevention 3. Training Community Counselors at Pallickal Panchayat 4. Street Play on HIV/AIDS prevention and promoting Mental Health 5. Workshop for THRANI volunteer counselors 6. Explaining THRANI services to public in All Kerala Science Exhibition Exclusively Sponsored by: International Mental Health Network KERALA PARTNERSHIP, U.K. Details of THRANI reachout Out reach intervention services is one of the important activities of THRANI, which is based on the principle of Community Medicine. An average of 20-25 clients are consulted/counseled every day, in outreach counseling service alone. Government General Hospital, Selected Educational Institutions, Prisons, and Three Panchayat / Corporation are the present areas of intervention. The number of clients counseled through out-reach services during the project year 2001-2002 is 2224. A total of 849 clients (including IV drug users) were helped through community based interventions, counselors go and counsel the clients at their respective places, rather than they coming to the center.

97. Suicide And Crisis Intervention Counselor - 5E03 5E03 suicide AND crisis intervention COUNSELOR One year of suicide intervention counseling experience. Or any equivalent combination of education and http://www.phila.gov/personnel/specs/5E03.htm

CITY OF PHILADELPHIA PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT SUICIDE AND CRISIS INTERVENTION COUNSELOR GENERAL DEFINITION This is mental health work providing counseling, referral and information services to individuals having mental, emotional and social problems including suicidal behavior. Work involves frequent telephone contact with patients, social service agencies and mental health agencies and providing consultative and advisory services to mental health practitioners and the public in regard to suicidal and emotional crises. Significant aspects of the work include providing emergency counseling to individuals contemplating or in the process of committing suicide or experiencing emotional crisis, and providing immediate alternatives or commitment service for them. Work is performed under the general supervision of a technical superior. ALLOCATING FACTORS: (The following conditions must be met for a position to be approved for this class.) The position must perform the work in the Health Department. The position must provide counselling and emergency assistance to individuals experiencing a suicidal or emotional crisis. TYPICAL EXAMPLES OF WORK (ILLUSTRATIVE ONLY) Receives emergency assistance telephone calls from individuals experiencing a suicidal or emotional crisis; evaluates extent of crisis and provides immediate counseling and service.

98. LCQ13: Students Committing Suicide the suicide crisis intervention Centre run by the Samaritan Befrienders Hong Kong (SBHK) to provide roundthe-clock crisis intervention to persons with http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/200312/03/1203162.htm

LCQ13: Students committing suicide Following is a question by the Hon Frederick Fung and a written reply by the Secretary for Health, Welfare and Food, Dr Yeoh Eng-kiong, in the Legislative Council today (December 3): Question: Regarding the problem of Hong Kong students committing suicide, will the Government inform this Council: (a) of the respective numbers of students who attempted suicide and who died of suicide in each of the past five years, broken down by grades in school; and (b) whether measures and means are in place to identify suicide-prone students and to help them give up the thought of suicide; if so, of the details and effectiveness of such measures and means; if not, the reasons for that? Reply: (a) According to the information reported by schools to the Education and Manpower Bureau (EMB), the numbers of students involved in attempted suicide and fatal suicide (mutually exclusive) in the five school years from 1998/99 to 2002/03 are set out in the (b) Tackling the student suicide problem requires the concerted efforts of the Government and the community. Under a working group chaired by the Health, Welfare and Food Bureau, a multi-pronged strategy through a multi-disciplinary and cross-sectoral approach has been adopted, including -

99. Welcome To The Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center's Web Site!!! Welcome to the Grassroots crisis intervention Center s web site. Our mission is to create the opportunity for people in crisis and in need to make http://grassrootscrisis.org/

Welcome to the Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center's web site. Grassroots is a private, non-profit, human service agency that has been serving Howard County and Central Maryland for over 30 years. Our mission is to create the opportunity for people in crisis and in need to make positive, empowering changes in their lives by being a 24-hour resource, responding helpfully and professionally, while recognizing each person’s individuality and dignity. Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center, Inc 6700 Freetown Road Columbia, MD 21044 Info@grassrootscrisis.org

100. PASS Support Site - Crisis Help Information Page These hotlines are for ANY emotional crisis, dealing with things like Posts about suicidal feelings or threats to commit suicide on the message boards http://www.afterabortion.com/crisis_help.html

Email Login Password New users click here to sign up! get a free, private email, 'yourname'@passhugs.com new visitor info. can this site help me? message boards chat rooms ... help this site Crisis Help Website with Hotline Numbers by State and International numbers If you are feeling hopeless, suicidal and like you don't want to go on, you're not alone! Many women struggle with feelings of hopelessness and darkness after an abortion. Women with unexpected pregnancies can also experience feelings of hopelessness and desperation. These hotlines are for ANY emotional crisis, dealing with things like intense memories, rape, incest, abuse, self-injury, eating disorders and subsstance abuse. You can get help for your particular situation, and you can find ways for dealing with the crisis, emotions and sadness you are feeling. PLEASE don't hesitate to look up a number for your area and call! Many of the women who staff these phone hotlines are women who have been through their own personal struggles with different issues, and are eager to help out other women facing unspeakable pain, loneliness and grief. No matter what is causing you to feel so bad that you are thinking of hurting or killing yourself, someone at these hotlines will understand, and will be there to help. If you only want someone to listen to you, they will do that as well. They can also help you find resources in your area for affordable counseling and doctors that specialize in your particular problem.

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