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We teach kids about seat-belt safety, and to stop, drop, and roll in case of fire.
We teach them about the dangers of drug and alcohol use and about safer-sex practices.
Yet we often do not address one of the leading causes of death among teens: suicide.
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Suicide Fact vs. Fiction
There are many questions surrounding youth suicide. Some commonly asked questions help to separate fact from fiction.
Risk Factors and Warning Signs
Listen and look for risk factors and warning signs for suicidal behavior.
If the Worst Happens, What Can Be Done?
Even though youth suicide is a rare event, it does happen. How should a school and community respond?
Lifelines: A Comprehensive Suicide Awareness
and Responsiveness Program for Teens |
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Lifelines: A Suicide Prevention Program
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Lifelines Intervention: Helping Students at Risk for Suicide
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Lifelines Postvention: Responding to Suicide and Other Traumatic Death
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Drug Abuse Prevention Intervention Research Grant:
The purpose of this grant is to encourage applications from institutions/organizations that propose to advance the science of drug abuse prevention. Learn more
Free Webinar: Sick of Bullying or Sick Because of Bullying: Health Impacts of Bullying Behaviors
This important webinar will uncover how bullying affects students' health – including those who bully, are those who are bullied, and bystanders. Multiple studies examining the health impact of bullying will be discussed.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013 2:30 pm (CT)
Register today!
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