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Suicide Prevention Protocols INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed

WEBOne in four college students today live with mental health concerns. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among young adults 15 to 24.. Many students leave their studies …

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POSTVENTION PROTOCOL

WEB1 POSTVENTION PROTOCOL The communications, supports and activities that follow a suicide are termed postvention. These elements are designed to decrease risk and …

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Culturally Responsive Resources INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed

WEBThe Steve Fund Crisis Response Task Force released recommendations to help institutions of higher education and employers mitigate the mental health risks for young people of …

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INTERVENTIONS FOR STUDENTS CONSIDERING SUICIDE

WEB3 therapy; DBT-A skills are taught to secondary students and can be taught to elementary students as well. DBT has been researched extensively and found effective in reducing …

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Parent and Family Guide INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed

WEBParents, primary caregivers and family members are often a students’ best supporters. They care deeply about their student, and they are invested in continuing to see this …

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LEARN Saves Lives INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed

WEBForefront Suicide Prevention began development of LEARN as a live training in 2012 and currently offers versions tailored for several audiences, including higher education …

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COVID-19 & Student Mental Health INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed

WEBFor students and all of us. Greater Good’s Guide to Wellbeing During Coronavirus – This is a rich and diverse collection of resources from the Greater Good Science Center at the …

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For Campuses INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed

WEBIntroduction The resources here are designed to help administration, faculty, staff, and clinicians from the postsecondary institutions of Washington state increase the …

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MENTAL HEALTH MODEL MESSAGING GUIDE

WEB1 MENTAL HEALTH MODEL MESSAGING GUIDE WHY THIS GUIDE MATTERS Background Suicide rates have risen nationally and in Washington over the past 20 years.1 In fact, approximately 8,000 higher education students in Washington attempted suicide in 2018-19.2 This alarming figure shows a definite need for mental health awareness …

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1 Search Results INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed

WEBFor Students Active Minds is a national group for college students focusing on action and advocacy in mental health. They have created a series of COVID-related webinars and …

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Engaging Service Members and Veterans at Risk: Best Practices, …

WEBWe can all do more to help prevent service members, Veterans, and their family members (SMVF) from dying by suicide. Caring for SMVF at risk of suicide may be new for some …

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INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed Forefront Suicide Prevention

WEBI n novative S uicideP revention, I nte r ventionand E ducation. in Postsecondary Ed. Welcome to a resource collection that is designed to support Washington state …

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Model Messaging Campaigns INSPIRE in Postsecondary Ed

WEBSuicide rates have risen nationally and in Washington over the past 20 years. 1 In fact, approximately 8,000 higher education students in Washington attempted suicide in 2018 …

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A Report from The Steve Fund Crisis Response Task Force

WEBThe COVID-19 pandemic has cast deeply-ingrained inequities in American society into stark view. Just as pre-existing health conditions have made individuals more vulnerable to

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Supporting Your College Student Through Mental Health …

WEBIntroduction Mental health problems among young adults are more common than many families realize. In fact, one in three college students experiences a mental …

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CRISIS RESPONSE PROTOCOL

WEB2 -Imminent danger – Direct and immediate danger to life.-Involuntary hospitalization: Typically begins with a 72-hour hold (not including weekends or holidays) in a locked …

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