Helpful Articles
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How to Make a Safety Plan (And Why It Can Save a Life)
A practical tool for difficult momentsWhen life feels overwhelming, the mind can start telling us things that aren’t true:“You’re alone.”“You’re a burden.”“This won’t get better.”During intense...Read more -
How to Support a Friend After Suicide Loss
Practical Ways to Help When Words Aren’t EnoughWhen someone loses a loved one to suicide, the grief that follows is profound, complicated, and often isolating.Many people want to help…but don’t...Read more -
What Not to Say to Suicide Loss Survivors
And What to Say InsteadWhen someone loses a loved one to suicide, the grief that follows is unlike any other.It is heartbreak layered with shock, unanswered questions, trauma, and often an...Read more -
After a Suicide Loss
What Comes Next When Grief Is ComplicatedLosing someone you love to suicide is one of the most painful experiences a person can face.It doesn’t just bring grief — it often brings shock, confusion,...Read more -
The Gentle Power of Essential Oils: Supporting Calm, Clarity, and Emotional Wellness
At the Center for Suicide Awareness, we are committed to offering practical, compassionate tools that support mental health, resilience, and hope.Healing is not one-size-fits-all. It often comes...Read more -
CSA 2025 Year in Review
A Year of Hope, Healing, and Showing UpAs we reflect on 2025, one thing is clear: the work of suicide prevention and mental-health support has never been more urgent — or more human.Across...Read more -
Understanding the Signs of Suicide
The Difference Between Suicidal Ideation and Active Suicide RiskTalking about suicide can feel uncomfortable—but understanding the signs can save lives. Suicide is rarely a sudden decision. It is...Read more -
Mental Health and the Holidays: Navigating a Season That Can Feel Anything but “Merry and Bright”
The holiday season is often portrayed as a time filled with joy, celebration, and togetherness. But for many people, this time of year brings something entirely different: stress, pressure,...Read more -
The Difference a Year Can Make
By the Center for Suicide AwarenessA lot can change in a year.Sometimes, the smallest act of hope—writing down a thought, reaching out for help, or simply deciding to hold on one more day—can set...Read more -
Rewriting the Reflection in the Mirror
"Someone once trusted us with their story - a raw and honest journey that mirrors what many quietly go through. I'm sharing it here, with their permission, anonymously, in hopes it reaches someone...Read more -
Strengthening Frontline Resilience: Suicide Prevention Through Master Resiliency Training
Frontline workers—police, fire, EMS, dispatchers, 911 operators, crisis line staff, and healthcare professionals—are often the first point of contact in times of crisis. While they dedicate their...Read more -
A Busy Season at the Center for Suicide Awareness 💙
The last few months have been nothing short of inspiring here at the Center for Suicide Awareness. From new launches and partnerships to trainings, conferences, and community outreach, our team has...Read more













