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Have you ever worried about a grandchild or other relative? Had a friend who seemed down in the dumps? A simple three-step process can help prevent suicide. In this class, you will learn a simple process known as QPR so you can help someone you might know who is struggling. Sign up at https://lnkd.in/g5cfYS7s

"You good?, You ok? Do you need anything?" 👉🏽 Those 3 questions haunt NFL Analyst Ryan Clark. 👉🏽 They are the three questions that Naeshell asked him the day before he took his own life. 👉🏽 What he regret most is not asking him those same three questions after he asked him. As we enter Suicide Prevention Month, let's remember the power of a simple check-in. 💪💬 Life can be a challenging journey, and sometimes, all it takes is a heartfelt message or a call to let someone know you care. 📞💖 In this digital age, it's easy to get wrapped up in our own worlds, but let's make an extra effort to reach out to friends, family, and colleagues. Your words might be the lifeline someone needs. 🤝 Let's create a culture of openness, empathy, and support, not just this month, but all year round. Together, we can make a difference. 💪💚 📌 Call or Text or Chat the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 any time of day.  📌 The Lifeline provides free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones. #SuicidePreventionMonth #CheckInChallenge #SpreadLove #YouAreNotAlone #CommunityMatters #LinkedInFam #LinkedIn

After experiencing abuse, it can be hard to figure out how to make decisions and have control over your life again. Take it day by day, and if you need help figuring out how to balance it all, know that we are here to offer support. https://bit.ly/3kakpzO #SupportSurvivors

I know I'm not the only one who finds LinkedIn an odd place. It's a place where we're supposed to be our best professional selves and keep our personal stuff out. It's meant to be the social media representation of keeping our personal stuff separate from our work stuff. Sometimes, that doesn't work the way we want to. We lose a job, and it breaks the barrier into our personal lives. We get a promotion, and the excitement translates into our personal lives. We lose a loved one, and it typically translates into the work place too. Especially when the cause is suicide. For all the political BS you deal with, the grumps, and the nice people too, behind our professional facade remains a real person dealing with real issues. In the case of suicide, it's a real pain that impacts us professionally and personally and usually when we don't expect it. In my processing of recent events, I made a track that's meant to encourage reflection and raise some awareness. Feel free to give it a listen, and as you do, think about how the way you treat the grumps, political situations, and even the nice people too. We can choose to take or give life in the way we treat others, and it's so profoundly important we choose to give. Be well, and if you need help please seek it out. My DMs are always open to people needing a touch point.

Let's Talk, Listen, and Support: World Suicide Prevention Day Use the power of social media and your voice to spread awareness about World Suicide Prevention Day. Share informative posts, resources, and messages of hope. Encourage your friends and followers to do the same. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #reachout #mentalhealthmatters

When people ASSUME! Look before you spread the concern. It may take someone's life for your displaying the assume lack of knowledge act or not show any life's signs of awareness by experiences, simply looking a little bit closer stops that cruel slander I was homeless, and staying in my car My car was all I had. So, its not always the case. Because this video is calling public awareness because she been found out by this other womans bad detective work. . . If you followed her and she pulled up at a house where she does live, then yes I agree. Never ever assume. An ass out of you and me is what many do. STOP AND LOOK CLOSER . I even STAYED in the car with my son. He was taken good care of. Please target the drug addicts and alcohol beggers who are not homeless. They are the ones conning the system and people. She needs you. just because she has a nice car doesn't mean she's not homeless. if you are that vindictive, and want to see where your money is going? then.... See if shes got a mobile that charged. Thats a sure give away to her situation.. Beacons you can't change your phone if car is too old to do it. Relying on cafe plugs only is a sort charge because little minimal money spent. see what they have piled up in the car, usually grabbed belongings. Sure signs of homelessness by what's in the car . even so, may not be exposed, maybe in the boot. but often rubbish food containers or drinks laying around in car. blankets, pillows.bottles not cleaned yet, Nappy bags , toys etc...use your common sense. look closer before you put doubt into people's minds.

Are you curious about how we discuss death? Take our quick quiz based on the experiences of 1,000 bereaved people in the UK. Their insights might just change the way you approach conversations about death and dying. #TheWayWeTalkAboutDyingMatters https://lnkd.in/dS_Ehy5H

As professionals and advocates, we recognise the critical role social media plays in today's society, especially in suicide prevention. Here are three ways social media can serve as a lifeline for young individuals at risk. Enhanced Social Connection Social media bridges distances, connecting individuals across the globe. This connectivity is vital, offering support and understanding when it's most needed. Direct Access to Support Platforms now integrate with crisis services, ensuring help is just a message away. Through Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, and more, trained support is reachable, offering immediate assistance. Hope Through Shared Stories The power of storytelling cannot be underestimated. Sharing experiences and journeys of resilience can inspire hope and encourage those struggling to seek help. As part of our campaign to Decriminalise Suicide Worldwide, let's embrace social media's potential to be part of our crisis support toolbox, and help save more lives. Together, we can create a hopeful, supportive online community. 💙 #DecriminaliseSuicideWorldwide #Betheirlifeline #Suicideprevention

You may know someone who has witnessed a suicide-related incident. They may find it difficult to talk about what has happened, or you may be worried about some of their reactions. Here are some practical tips showing what you can do to help.❤️ For more information, visit First Hand by clicking the link below. https://lnkd.in/eK4zT2mm

All you need to do is be present and listen. There is no guidebook on how to navigate these difficult times. One thing that we can all do is to treat others with kindness and consideration at all times. It may seem simple, but it is sometimes easy to forget in a world that often lacks empathy and kindness. People want to be heard and seen, so it is important to be present and listen. By doing so, we can create more meaningful connections and build stronger relationships with those around us.