Working to prevent suicide throughout the UP
Collaboration is an important aspect of regional suicide prevention, and we encourage any organization to join this coalition for free by emailing dial.help@dialhelp.org.
When you join the coalition, you can:
See below for national and local resources, or to visit our Facebook page.
Email michael.pyne@healthwest.net to be added to the email list.
Works with state departments, and agencies, and nonprofit organizations on researching the causes and possible underlying factors of suicide in this state. The UP is represented by Sarah Derwin of the Marquette County Health Department.
Just like CPR, QPR is an emergency response to someone in crisis and can save lives. For youth and adults. QPR is evidence-based. Trainings are one hour.
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Teaches how to help someone who has a mental health problem or is experiencing a mental health crisis. For adults. MHFA is evidence-based. Trainings are 8 hours.
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Considered the gold-standard in suicide prevention. For adults. ASIST is evidence-based. Training is two 8-hour days.
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Developed by Dial Help based on their crisis line training. For adults. Training is four hours.
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