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Learn the Signs of Suicide and How to ACT

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Learn the Signs of Suicide and How to ACT
Guides • September 7, 2023
Learn the Signs of Suicide and How to ACT

Suicide is fast rising into the leading cause of death for 18 to 25-year-olds, therefore, it is vitally important to know the signs and how to help someone who may be at risk of it. Research shows that most people who attempt suicide give some sort of clue before they make an attempt. Therefore, understanding the words and/or actions of someone considering.. Read more

Life Lessons from “A Million Little Things”
Blog • August 10, 2023
Life Lessons from “A Million Little Things”

Depression is often difficult to see until the affected person seeks help. When it comes to ABC’s hit show “A Million Little Things,” a friend commits suicide and leaves a wake of confusion behind. The show has brought attention to the nature of suicidal depression. Those who are affected by suicidal depression sometimes present a pattern of not revealing their illness. Each.. Read more

13 Life Lessons Learned From ’13 Reasons Why’
Blog • March 8, 2023
13 Life Lessons Learned From ’13 Reasons Why’

“You can hear rumours, but you can’t know them.” In case you missed it, Netflix released “13 Reasons Why,” a series of thirteen episodes based on the book by Jay Asher. The Netflix series had long been awaited by those who read the book and was a quick addiction for everyone, even those who didn’t read the book. The story.. Read more

Stories on Depression: My Depression Almost Cost Me My Life
Stories on depression • December 30, 2021
Stories on Depression: My Depression Almost Cost Me My Life

I wish this was a story about love, about lovers who couldn’t get enough of each other. Or a story about a girl’s love for literature. Or maybe a story about intimacy. See, I have told all those stories and they’re easier to tell. But this is a story of hopelessness, guilt, worthlessness, of irritability, persistent anxiety, a story of.. Read more

One Person Dies Every 40 Seconds
Blog • August 12, 2021
One Person Dies Every 40 Seconds

Progress in suicide prevention activities in some countries, but much more is needed The number of countries with national suicide prevention strategies has increased in the five years since the publication of WHO’s first global report on suicide, said the World Health Organization in the lead-up to World Suicide Prevention Day on 10 September. But the total number of countries with strategies,.. Read more

Stories on Depression: Suicide Is Not The Best Escape From Depression
Stories on depression • May 13, 2021
Stories on Depression: Suicide Is Not The Best Escape From Depression

GOD is great, first and foremost! Mental health can be someone’s ability to deal with life’s ups and downs. Every human being has issues; what seems minor to one person like misplacing a plate in boarding school, getting bullied at college, feeling humiliated by parents, flanking an academic test, losing shillings in sports betting or casinos, breaking up with a.. Read more

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