Warning Signs/Resources
Suicide Warning Signs
Depression Changes in sleep patterns Changes in eating patterns Changes in energy level Changes in ability to concentrate Changes in the use of drugs or alcohol Refusal or reluctance to attend school or work Withdrawal or isolation from friends or family Aggressive Behaviors, either verbal or physical Difficulty making decisions or solving problems Chronic physical complaints without apparent basis Self-neglect or lack of attention to appearance Impulsive behaviors such as drag racing, driving too fast or carelessly, or drinking (other drugs) and driving Verbal statements such as "It doesn't matter anymore" or "I wish I was dead" Obsession with death, dying, violence suicide Purchase of ropes, guns, knives, razor blades, or saving of pills Setting of affairs in order or giving away prized possessions Humiliating life event Any behavior which give you cause for an "invitation" to help someone in trouble
ASIST trainers
QPR trainers
Yellow Ribbon trainers
SPRC is pleased to announce the Webinar “Reducing Access to Lethal Means has been posted on the SPRC website www.sprc.org.
To access the links for the webinar please see below:
Post-vention (After Suicide)
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