Suicide Prevention Help

The Friendship Letter

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Suicide Prevention Help

Suicide Prevention Help

Welcome to Suicide Prevention Help!

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Suicide Prevention Help is for those who are despairing and contemplating suicide. It includes The Friendship Letter which describes how the author learned to deal with depressing and suicidal thoughts and feelings. Play the VIDEO INTRO to learn more about this Web site and purpose.

Read The Friendship Letter to learn about how to see your suicidal thoughts and feelings realistically. 

If you are despairing and need someone to talk to, the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) has an excellent resource where you can find crisis centers or helplines virtually anywhere in the world. Please visit: IASP - Resources: Crisis Centres.

Please visit again. This website is a volunteer effort that began in 1998. Last year, the site's server crashed and the original site, including a Web directory of over 2,500 suicide prevention resources from around the world, was lost.

I am working hard to bring it back fully. You can learn about updates to this website by browsing the site's Updates page. 


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Read an article, by this website's author, that was published by the Guardian Weekly Global Network entitled, "Turning lives around."

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Read an article, by Debbie Parkes, about the author of this website, that was published in the Montreal Gazette entitled, "Moving beyond suicide." 

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The energy in humane = Empathy 
 
Learn about how kindness and cruelty impacts one's life in this free online course entitled, A Guide in Humane Awareness. 
 
 

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