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Manage Suicidal Thoughts

Here are five tips towards overcoming suicidal thoughts that can help move you away from hurting yourself and towards recovery.

Crisis Lines/Chats

Get practical tips to reach out and get help in a crisis when feeling suicidal. If you're in danger of harming yourself or others, don't hesitate to call 911.

How to Stop Thinking About Suicide

Josh shares his experiences with depression and attempted suicide, and how he's been able to stop thinking about suicide and recover from depression.

I never wanted to die, I only wanted to end ...

This is the story of the night I tried to end my life, how I survived, and how I was able to work towards a recovery I no longer thought ...

Male Athletes Who’ve Spoken About Suicidal Thoughts

Highlighting prominent male athletes who've shared their experiences battling suicidal thoughts to inspire others towards recovery.

Negative Thinking

Learn strategies to overcome negative thinking, and ways to stop getting caught in negative spirals of depressed thoughts.

Suicide in Men

Suicide is a leading cause of death for men. Here we bring together all our articles related to suicide and suicide prevention.

Gauge and Respond to Suicidal Risk

Talking to someone about their suicidal thoughts, so we can gauge and respond appropriately to their suicide risk level.

Suicide Safety Plan

Providing a template for a suicide safety plan to better manage suicidal thoughts during a mental health crisis.

How to Help When Your Boyfriend or Husband is Suicidal

Discovering that your partner is suicidal can be overwhelming. Learn how to recognize signs, talk to him, create a safe space, and encourage seeking help.

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