About Mental Health & Suicide
It's normal for children and youth to experience various types of emotional distress as they develop and mature. For example, it's common for children to experience anxiety about school, or youth to experience short periods of depression that are transient in nature. When symptoms persist, it may be time to seek professional assistance. One in every four to five youth in the general population meet criteria for a lifetime mental disorder--early identification and intervention are key to successful recovery.
Local Treatment Resources
Dial Help
Great Lakes Recovery
NorthCare Network
Free crisis support and referrals to professional care--contact Dial Help at 800-562-7622
NorthCare Network
Great Lakes Recovery
NorthCare Network
Manages funding to help pay for treatment--contact NorthCare toll-free at 888-333-8030 for an assessment
Great Lakes Recovery
Great Lakes Recovery
Great Lakes Recovery
Has a variety of outpatient mental health treatment options--contact GLRC at 855-906-GLRC (855-906-4572)
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QPR
ASIST
MHFA
Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) is a one-hour suicide prevention training that is appropriate for both youth and adults--contact your coalition for more info
ASIST
ASIST
ASIST
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a 16-hour suicide prevention class for adults--contact Dial Help for more info
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