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Promoting Self-Care: Suicide prevention education often emphasizes the importance of self-care and mental well-being. Individuals can learn strategies to manage stress, build resilience, and maintain good mental health, reducing the risk of suicidal thoughts.
Tip Sheet for School-based Suicide Prevention Activities Coordinate a presentation or activity to educate students, parents, and staff about suicide prevention. This can be in the form of a formal gatekeeper training, a movie night followed by an informal discussion, or a presentation.
Comprehensive approaches that support mental health, develop life skills, and promote the development of positive relationships with caring adults may help protect children from suicide and support a healthy transition into adulthood.
These resources can help students understand their most worrying feelings, including signs to watch for, how to make a safety plan, and how to have conversations about suicide, depression and self-harm.
This 4-lesson plan set, developed by the Centre for Suicide Prevention, is for Health and Life Skills teachers teaching about suicide prevention using the Jay Asher novel Thirteen Reasons Why. The novel is intended to be read between lessons #1 and #2. Unit rationale
Health Problems Series. Suicide is the third leading cause of death for teens, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. These activities will help your students understand the warning signs of suicide and learn how to get help for themselves or others.
Download and share informational graphics, social media messages, and videos, to help raise awareness about suicide prevention.
