Supporting Students After a Tragedy: School Toolkit for Coping

Dec 29, 2024

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A comprehensive guide for schools on helping students navigate life after suicide. Developed by leading suicide prevention organizations, this toolkit offers resources, strategies, and support to promote healing and resilience in the school community.

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Supporting Students After a Tragedy: School Toolkit for Coping

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After a Suicide: A Toolkit for Schools SPRC SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCE CENTER American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Student Suicide

Content provided by: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention SPRC SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCE CENTER Slides developed and provided by the Center for Distance and Online Learning

Youth Suicide Intervention and Prevention Plan

Youth Suicide Intervention and Prevention Plan. Update for CSAC July 15, 2016. Youth Suicide Intervention and Prevention Plan. The Plan is a policy-level document to provide the infrastructure to support suicide prevention and intervention in Oregon.

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Chapter 9 – Suicide Assessment

Chapter 9 – Suicide Assessment. Chapter 9 – Suicide Assessment. Personal Reactions to Suicide As we discuss suicide and suicide assessment, be sure to monitor your own personal reactions and take time to talk with someone you trust if this topic raises strong emotions in you.

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Suicide Prevention

Suicide Prevention. Presentation to Senior Management. Impact of Suicide. Major public health concern that affects businesses, families and communities 30,000 deaths and 750,000 suicide attempts and self-injuries annually

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Suicide and Russia

Suicide and Russia. Looking at a cloudy future. 58,000 Russians commit suicide each year (34.3 per 100,000). Russia ranks 3 rd globally to former Soviet republics Lithuania and Belarus in suicide rates. Suicide is the # 2 cause of death in Russia behind heart disease. The Dark Facts.

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Assisted-Suicide Should Be Allowed

By: Tamra Bell. Assisted-Suicide Should Be Allowed. What is Assisted-Suicide?. Assisted-Suicide is a type of suicide where terminally ill patient receives help from a caregiver or physician to medically put them to rest. Facts About Assisted-Suicide.

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SUICIDE

SUICIDE. Dr. Kayj Nash Okine. Important Statistics. Gender differences: females are 3x more likely to attempt suicide; males are 4-5x more likely to commit suicide

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Suicide The Silent Epidemic

Suicide The Silent Epidemic. Kevin Thompson Director of Health Promotion Weber-Morgan Health Department. National Suicide Facts. Suicide took the lives of 30,622 Americans in 2001. Suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States.

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Suicide and Other Illness Rates Among Physicians

Struggling in Silence: Physician Depression and Suicide A Companion Presentation Paula J. Clayton, M.D. Charles F. Reynolds III, M.D. Suicide Little attention to problem Suicide rate is higher than among the general population, especially among women physicians

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Suicide and the Elderly

Suicide and the Elderly . Paula Clayton, M.D. Medical Director American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. U.S. Suicide Rates by Gender and Year - All Ages. Centers for Disease Control, WISQARS. http://www.cdc.gov/injury/wisqars/index.html. U.S. Suicide Rates by Gender, Age 65+.

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Assisted Suicide

Assisted Suicide. By: Raleigh Robbins. Assisted Suicide Intro. Assisted suicide should be legalized for terminally ill patients. It’s already legal in Oregon. It will end long term suffering. It can help save others lives. Oregon. Since 1994 assisted suicide was legalized.

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Suicide Prevention

By: Wilmer Urbina CJ Kegan. Suicide Prevention. The reasons behind a suicide or attempted suicide can be complex. Although suicide is relatively rare among children, the rate of suicides and suicide attempts increases tremendously during adolescence.

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FACTS ON SUICIDE

FACTS ON SUICIDE. Is suicide preventable?. Teenage suicide is preventable. When a person is depressed, they are NOT thinking, feeling, or acting the way they normally do. We must get them help, to get them back on track. We must learn what the warning signs are and who is at higher risk. .

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Suicide Prevention

Suicide Prevention. Ali Royer Maura Hanley. Statistics ands Facts. 1 in 5 teens at least think about suicide In 2008 there were 36,036 suicide deaths The 3 rd leading cause of death among 15-29 year olds is suicide Female teens are more likely to commit suicide than male teens.

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Suicide in different cultures.

Suicide in different cultures. Suicide is man's way of telling God, "You can't fire me - I quit.” -Bill Maher. Suicide:. Reasons : Depression shame guilt desperation physical pain emotional pressure anxiety financial difficulties. Cultural Views on existential themes. Religion

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Depression and Suicide

Depression and Suicide. Suicidal ideation (SI) Suicidal threat Suicidal gesture Suicide attempt. Thoughts Stated intent to end life Non-lethal self-injury Serious method with intent. Suicide: Terminology. Incidence of Suicide.

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Suicide Awareness Seminar

Suicide Awareness Seminar. A Recovery Workshop Presented by the APSU Counseling & Testing Center. Myths about Suicide. Myth: A person who talks about suicide won’t really follow through.

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Suicide and the Elderly

Suicide and the Elderly. Paula Clayton, M.D. Medical Director American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. U.S. Suicide Rates by Gender and Year - All Ages. Centers for Disease Control, WISQARS. http://www.cdc.gov/injury/wisqars/index.html. U.S. Suicide Rates by Gender, Age 65+.

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Suicide and the Media

Suicide and the Media. Student Name Harvard University Extension School Date. Presentation Outline. Incredibly brief history of suicide in the media. Possible explanations of media impacts on suicide. Literature review. Guidelines for responsible suicide reporting. Conclusions.

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TP1

Suicide Prevention: Taking Action- Saving Lives. TP1. Suicide: A Serious Public Health Threat. A National Problem A Military Problem For over 10 years suicide was the second or third leading cause of death for Navy and Marine Corps. TP2. Suicide Model *.

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Suicide and Russia

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Suicide

Suicide. KIMBERLY BUCK I am part of the suicide prevention program in Ogden. Facts. Women attempt suicide three times as much as men. A woman takes her own life every 90 minutes in the U.S., but it is estimated that one woman attempts suicide every 78 seconds.

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SUICIDE

SUICIDE. A permanent solution to a temporary problem. SUICIDE STATISTICS. What do you think the top leading causes of death are for your age group (5-24)? 1 st Accidents 2 nd Homicide 3 rd leading cause of death in PA for young people between ages of 15-24 SUICIDE

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