On the Economy

Information

Relationship between the Economy, Unemployment and Suicide
- Suicide Prevention Resource Center

Getting Through Tough Economic Times
-Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration


Responsible Media Coverage

The Economic Crisis and Suicide Risk: Covering the Story
Provided by the Suicide Prevention Resource Center Research to Practice Webinar Series, featuring Anara Guard, Deputy Director, SPRC
News media outlets are increasingly covering the current economic meltdown and often linking it to reports of suicide and suicide attempts. Is the economic crisis really causing increases in suicidal behaviors? And how can we help the media cover this topic more accurately, effectively, and safely? This presentation examines the SPRC talking points on the relationships between unemployment, economic crises and suicide, describes the media recommendations for safe and effective reporting, and offers ideas for ensuring that prevention is addressed.

Economic Crisis Resources
Provided by the National Association of School Psychologists.
NASP and school psychologists across the country are equipped and ready to help in tough economic times. They have developed a series of resources to support students, families and school staff affected by the economic crisis.

At-a-Glance: Safe Reporting on Suicide
- Suicide Prevention Resource Center

Reporting on Suicide: Recommendations for the Media

Media Reporting On Suicide: Reducing the Risk of Contagion

Don't let this crisis hurt your health
-Bill Janes, Tallahassee Democrat, October 13, 2008


How to Help

How do you Remember the Warning Signs of Suicide?

Understanding and Helping the Suicidal Person

Risk and Protective Factors for Suicide
- Suicide Prevention Resource Center

Helping Someone in Suicidal Crisis: Quick Reference Guide
- Statewide Office of Suicided Prevention

The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
- Statewide Office of Suicided Prevention

Florida Suicide Prevention Resource Directory




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