[…] health education for young people 78% 78% NA NA The ability to access mental health care 75% 78% NA NA Emergency response to a mental health or suicide crisis** 73% 75% 79% 76% Emergency response to a violent crime*** 70% NA 82% 81% Emergency response to a drug or alcohol crisis* * 69% 71% […]
Transcript by Rev.com Page 1 of 17 NAMI Ask the Expert: Suicide in Pretrial Detention and Expanding the Crisis Care Continuum Featuring Yolanda Lewis and Timothy Bray, JD December 14, 2023 Dr. Ken Duckworth (00:00:00): Thanks Katie, and thanks for all you do. We are very fortunate to have experts in the interface of […]
[…] VI. Crisis Plann ing • Universal Warning Signs of Relapse • Crisis Planning • Calling 911 and Talking with Police • Mental Health Myths & Facts • Suicide Myths & Facts • Warning Signs That Your Loved One May Be Thinking about Suicide • Preventing Suicide through Communication • Take Warning Signs of Suicide […]
Page 1 NAMI Suicide Prevention Month Partner Guide Page 2 Advocates Educators Supporters Researchers People with Serious Mental Illness Peers Parent Champions Teachers Veterans Mentors Underrepresented Communities Organizations Affiliates Caregivers Youth and Young Adults Trainers Partners Groups Frontline Professionals WHAT’S INSIDE This Guide This guide is intended to help our partners and supporters coordinate […]
[…] Fairfax Drive, Suite 100, Arlington, VA 22203 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o... 1 Methodology ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o...................o............. 2 State Mebtal Health oBudgets ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o... 3 Medicaid abd Medicaido Expabsiob ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o........... 5 Health Ibsurabce Parity ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.............. 6 Workforce ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.. • hildreb abd -outh ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o... 9 First Episode Psychosois: Early Ibtervebtoiob ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..............11 Ibpatiebt abd risiso are ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o......... 12 ivil ommitmebt abdo ourt-Ordered Treatmebt ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.13 rimibal Justice ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.........14 Suicide Prevebtiob ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.. 16 Housibg abd Employmebto..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o........ 1• obclusiob ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.................18 Recommebdatiobs ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.. 19 Appebdix 1: State Mebtal Health oBudgets ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.............. 21 Appebdix 2: Medicaid oabd Medicaid Expabsioob ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.. 22 Appebdix 3: Health oIbsurabce Parity ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..... 25 Appebdix 4: Workforce ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o............2• Appebdix 5: Telehealth ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o........... 30 Appebdix 6: Ibtegratoed are ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o...31 Appebdix •: hildrebo abd -outh ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..............32 Appebdix 8: School Moebtal Health ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.........35 Appebdix 9: Ibpatiebot are ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o.....38 Appebdix 10: risiso Respobse ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o................. 40 Appebdix 11: ivil o ommitmebt abd ourt-oOrdered Treatmebt ..................o..................o..................o............42 Appebdix 12: rimibaol Justice ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o46 Appebdix 13: Juvebiloe Justice ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o................. 52 Appebdix 14: Gub Owboership ..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o..................o54 […]
[…] anxiety or depression in February 2022, compared to a rate of 1 in 10 in January 2019. Recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data on suicide showed that suicide rates increased in 2021 following a two-year decline. Youth mental health has remained a concern, especially for girls. As of fall 2022, average […]
Page 1 NAMI Suicide Prevention Month Partner Guide Page 2 This guide is intended to help our partners and supporters coordinate th eir public awareness efforts with NAMI’s for greater impact. Suicide Prevention Month (SPM) .............................................................. 3 About SPM ........................................................................ ............................. 3 Calls to Action ........................................................................ ....................... 3 Know The Warning Signs ........................................................................ ...... […]
[…] Stanford University School of Medicine Claudia Avina , Ph.D. Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Harbor -UCLA Medical Center/David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA 6/16/2016 Adolescent Suicide: Overview • Suicide is an urgent public health problem among teens. • Suicide is the 3 rd leading cause of death among 10 -14 year - […]
[…] may also be accessed at helplinefaqs.nami.org for your convenience. The NAMI Teen and Young Adult (TYA ) HelpLine is not a hotline , crisis line , or suicide prevention line. If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis, please chat , call, or text 988. The NAMI TYA HelpLine does not provide […]
[…] may also be accessed at helplinefaqs.nami.org for your convenience. The NAMI Teen and Young Adult (TYA ) HelpLine is not a hotline , crisis line , or suicide prevention line. If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis, please chat , call, or text 988. The NAMI TYA HelpLine does not provide […]
NAMI HelpLine is available M-F, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m. ET. Call 800-950-6264,
text “helpline” to 62640, or chat online. In a crisis, call or text 988 (24/7).
