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| Youth Suicide Prevention |
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Maine Youth At Risk
State and national records show that suicide is the second leading cause of death in youth ages 10-19, with accidents being the first. Suicide is the leading cause o...
Why Do Youth Commit Suicide?
While there are no definitive answers for why adolescents attempt and complete suicide, there is general agreement that youth who take their own lives feel hopeless ...
Warning Signs
Having knowledge of suicide warning signs is the first step in being able to help an adolescent in need. Contrary to common belief, about 80% of those who attempt su...
What Can You Do to Help?
The most important thing is to not only know the warning signs but always be aware of the youth in your life. If you recognize some signs and your gut feeling is tha...
What is Not Helpful?
Below you will find some things that the experts recommend not doing when you feel a child or adolescent is considering suicide. Remember not to:
Act shockedEncou...
What Are Some Resources?
Reach out to your primary care physician, local hospital, mental health agency, school guidance counselor or other trusted professional in your area.The Acadia Hospi...
Youth Suicide and What You Can Do About It
(If you are in Maine and are in a crisis now, please call the confidential statewide crisis hotline at 1-888-568-1112. If you are outisde the state of Maine, Please ...
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