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WEAR PURPLE TODAY!
It's been decided. On October 20th, 2010, we will purple in honor of the recent gay suicides. Many of them suffered from homophobic abuse in their schools or in their homes. We want to take a stand to say that we will not tolerate this. Purple represents Spirit on the LGBTQ flag and that's exactly what we'd like all of you to have with you: spirit!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Suicide Myths from Suicide.org- Please Read!
Suicide Myth
People who talk about suicide are just trying to get attention.
Suicide Fact
People who die by suicide usually talk about it first. They are in pain and oftentimes reach out for help because they do not know what to do and have lost hope. Always take talk about suicide seriously. Always.
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Suicide Myth
People who talk about wanting to die by suicide do not try to kill themselves.
Suicide Fact
People who talk about wanting to die by suicide oftentimes kill themselves.
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Suicide Myth
Suicide always occurs without any warning signs.
Suicide Fact
There are almost always warning signs.
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Suicide Myth
Once people decide to die by suicide, there is nothing you can do to stop them.
Suicide Fact
Suicide can be prevented. Most people who are suicidal do not want to die; they just want to stop their pain.
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Suicide Myth
Suicide only strikes people of a certain gender, race, financial status, age, etc.
Suicide Fact
Suicide can strike anyone.
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Suicide Myth
People who attempt suicide and survive will not attempt suicide again.
Suicide Fact
People who attempt suicide and survive will oftentimes make additional attempts.
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Suicide Myth
People who attempt suicide are crazy.
Suicide Fact
No, no, no. They are in pain, and probably have a chemical imbalance in their brain. Anyone could attempt suicide.
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Suicide Myth
People who attempt suicide are weak.
Suicide Fact
No, no, no. They are in pain and probably have a chemical imbalance in their brain. Many people who are very "strong" die by suicide.
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Suicide Myth
People who talk about suicide are trying to manipulate others.
Suicide Fact
No. People who talk about suicide are in pain and need help. And telling them that they "just want something" or "are trying to manipulate" is both insensitive and ignorant. People often talk about suicide before dying by suicide. Always take talk about suicide seriously. Always.
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Suicide Myth
When people become suicidal, they will always be suicidal.
Suicide Fact
Most people are suicidal for a limited period of time. However, suicidal feelings can recur.
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Suicide Myth
People who are suicidal definitely want to die.
Suicide Fact
The vast majority of people who are suicidal do not want to die. They are in pain, and they want to stop the pain.
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Suicide Myth
You should never ask people who are suicidal person if they are thinking about suicide or if they have thought about a method, because just talking about it will give them the idea.
Suicide Fact
Asking people if they are thinking about suicide does not give them the idea for suicide. And it is important to talk about suicide with people who are suicidal because you will learn more about their mindset and intentions, and allow them to diffuse some of the tension that is causing their suicidal feelings.
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Suicide Myth
When people who are suicidal feel better, they are no longer suicidal.
Suicide Fact
Sometimes suicidal people feel better because they have decided to die by suicide, and may feel a sense of relief that the pain will soon be over.
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Suicide Myth
Young people never think about suicide, they have their entire life ahead of them.
Suicide Fact
Suicide is the third leading cause of death for young people aged 15-24. Sometimes children under 10 die by suicide.
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Suicide Myth
There is little correlation between alcohol or drug abuse and suicide.
Suicide Fact
Oftentimes people who die by suicide are under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Suicide Myth
People who are suicidal do not seek help.
Suicide Fact
Many people who are suicidal reach out for help.
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If you are suicidal, immediate action is required; so please read the information on the home page of this website and take action.
Thank you,
Kevin Caruso
People who talk about suicide are just trying to get attention.
Suicide Fact
People who die by suicide usually talk about it first. They are in pain and oftentimes reach out for help because they do not know what to do and have lost hope. Always take talk about suicide seriously. Always.
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Suicide Myth
People who talk about wanting to die by suicide do not try to kill themselves.
Suicide Fact
People who talk about wanting to die by suicide oftentimes kill themselves.
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Suicide Myth
Suicide always occurs without any warning signs.
Suicide Fact
There are almost always warning signs.
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Suicide Myth
Once people decide to die by suicide, there is nothing you can do to stop them.
Suicide Fact
Suicide can be prevented. Most people who are suicidal do not want to die; they just want to stop their pain.
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Suicide Myth
Suicide only strikes people of a certain gender, race, financial status, age, etc.
Suicide Fact
Suicide can strike anyone.
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Suicide Myth
People who attempt suicide and survive will not attempt suicide again.
Suicide Fact
People who attempt suicide and survive will oftentimes make additional attempts.
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Suicide Myth
People who attempt suicide are crazy.
Suicide Fact
No, no, no. They are in pain, and probably have a chemical imbalance in their brain. Anyone could attempt suicide.
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Suicide Myth
People who attempt suicide are weak.
Suicide Fact
No, no, no. They are in pain and probably have a chemical imbalance in their brain. Many people who are very "strong" die by suicide.
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Suicide Myth
People who talk about suicide are trying to manipulate others.
Suicide Fact
No. People who talk about suicide are in pain and need help. And telling them that they "just want something" or "are trying to manipulate" is both insensitive and ignorant. People often talk about suicide before dying by suicide. Always take talk about suicide seriously. Always.
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Suicide Myth
When people become suicidal, they will always be suicidal.
Suicide Fact
Most people are suicidal for a limited period of time. However, suicidal feelings can recur.
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Suicide Myth
People who are suicidal definitely want to die.
Suicide Fact
The vast majority of people who are suicidal do not want to die. They are in pain, and they want to stop the pain.
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Suicide Myth
You should never ask people who are suicidal person if they are thinking about suicide or if they have thought about a method, because just talking about it will give them the idea.
Suicide Fact
Asking people if they are thinking about suicide does not give them the idea for suicide. And it is important to talk about suicide with people who are suicidal because you will learn more about their mindset and intentions, and allow them to diffuse some of the tension that is causing their suicidal feelings.
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Suicide Myth
When people who are suicidal feel better, they are no longer suicidal.
Suicide Fact
Sometimes suicidal people feel better because they have decided to die by suicide, and may feel a sense of relief that the pain will soon be over.
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Suicide Myth
Young people never think about suicide, they have their entire life ahead of them.
Suicide Fact
Suicide is the third leading cause of death for young people aged 15-24. Sometimes children under 10 die by suicide.
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Suicide Myth
There is little correlation between alcohol or drug abuse and suicide.
Suicide Fact
Oftentimes people who die by suicide are under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Suicide Myth
People who are suicidal do not seek help.
Suicide Fact
Many people who are suicidal reach out for help.
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If you are suicidal, immediate action is required; so please read the information on the home page of this website and take action.
Thank you,
Kevin Caruso
Sucide Hotlines in New York
New York Suicide Hotlines
ALBANY
Capital District Psychiatric Center
24 hours / 7 days
Crisis Unit / Hotline
(518) 447-9650
ALBANY
The Samaritans - Suicide Prevention Center
Suicide / Crisis / Befriending Line
24 hours / 7 days
(518) 689-HOPE (4673)
ALLEGANY COUNTY
The Counseling Center
Hotline
(716) 593-5706
Teen Hotline
1-888-44-TEENS
1-888-448-3367
BATAVIA
Genesse, Orleans, & Wyoming Counties
RAP - Regional Action Phone, Inc.
Crisis / Suicide Hotline
24 hours / 7 days
Genessee County
(585) 343-1212 or 1-800-359-5727
Orleans County
(585) 345-9406 or 1-800-889-1903
Wyoming County
(585) 343-2942 or 1-800-786-3300
BELLMORE
Long Island Crisis Center
Middle Earth Suicide & Crisis Hotline
24 hours / 7 days
(516) 679-1111
Live Online Counseling
2pm to 11:00pm / 7 Days
Pride for Youth - Gay & Lesbian Support
(516) 679-1111
BUFFALO
CrisisServices.org
Suicide Prevention & Crisis Services
24-Hour Hotline
(716) 834-3131
TTY / TDD Accessible
Kids Helpline
(716) 834-1144
Toll-Free
1-800-KIDS-400
1-800-543-7400
CLINTON, ESSEX & FRANKLIN COUNTIES
Crisis Center of Clinton,
Essex & Franklin Counties
24 hours / 7 days
(518) 561-2330
DUTCHESS COUNTY
Department of Mental Hygiene
HelpLine
(845) 485-9700
1-877-485-9700
ELLENVILLE
Family of Ellenville
Crisis Line
(845) 647-2443
JAMESTOWN
Crisis Line
Memorial Health Center
24 hours / 7 days
(716) 484-1314
JEFFERSON COUNTY
North Country Transitional
Living Services
Mobile Crisis Services
24 hours / 7 days
(315) 782-2327
NEW PALTZ
Family of New Paltz
Crisis Line
(845) 255-8801
NEW PALTZ
State University of New York
Student Health & Counseling Center
Psychological Counseling Center
Monday-Friday
8:30am-4:30pm
New Paltz
(845) 257-2920
Oasis Peer Counseling
(845) 257-4945
8am-1am, 7 Days
Closed During All Breaks
NEW YORK
A Place For Kids (Teens & Adolescents)
A Place For People Who Care About Kids
Need help talking with your teen?
NEW YORK
The Samaritans of New York
24 hours / 7 days
Suicide Prevention Hotline
(212) 673-3000
NEW YORK
Help-Line Telephone Services
24 hours / 7 days
(212) 532-2400
NIAGRA COUNTY
Trott Access Center
Niagra County Mental Health
Niagra County Crisis Hotline
24 hours / 7 days
(716) 285-3515
ORANGE COUNTY
Occupations, Inc.
Mobile Mental Health Services
Crisis Line
24 hours / 7 days
1-888-750-2266
ORANGE COUNTY
Mental Health Association of Orange County
Orange County HelpLine
24 hours / 7 days
(845) 294-9355
Outside Orange County
1-800-832-1200
ROCHESTER
Health Association of Rochester
Life Line
24 Hours / 7 Days
(585) 275-5151
1-800-310-1160
Toll Free - Wayne, Ontario, & Livingston Counties
(585) 275-2700 TTY
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY
REACHOUT of St. Lawrence County, Inc.
24 hours / 7 days
(315) 265-2422
SUFFOLK COUNTY
Response of Suffolk County
24 hours / 7 days
Crisis Intervention / Suicide Prevention
(631) 751-7500
Long Island Teens
SYRACUSE
Central New York, Cayuga County
CONTACT Community Services
24-Hour Hotline
Helpline
(315) 251-0600
Cayuga County
1-877-400-8740
Teen Talk is a call-in radio show airing
Sundays 9 to 10:30 p.m. on HOT 107.9 FM
More about Teen Talk
1-800-245-TEEN (8336)
TOMPKINS COUNTY
Suicide Prevention & Crisis Service
24 hours / 7 days
Crisisline
(607) 272-1616
UTICA
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Crisis Evaluation Team
24 hours / 7 days
(315) 734-3456
VALHALLA
Westchester County Medical Center
Behavioral Health Center
Crisis Intervention Service
24 hours / 7 days
(914) 493-7075
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
Mental Health Association of Westchester County
24 hours / 7 days
Suicide/Crisis Hotline
(914) 347-6400
WOODSTOCK
Family of Woodstock
Crisis Line
(845) 679-2485
(845) 338-2370
YATES COUNTY
Yates Youth Services
Suicide Hotline
24 hours / 7 days
(315) 536-9979
ALBANY
Capital District Psychiatric Center
24 hours / 7 days
Crisis Unit / Hotline
(518) 447-9650
ALBANY
The Samaritans - Suicide Prevention Center
Suicide / Crisis / Befriending Line
24 hours / 7 days
(518) 689-HOPE (4673)
ALLEGANY COUNTY
The Counseling Center
Hotline
(716) 593-5706
Teen Hotline
1-888-44-TEENS
1-888-448-3367
BATAVIA
Genesse, Orleans, & Wyoming Counties
RAP - Regional Action Phone, Inc.
Crisis / Suicide Hotline
24 hours / 7 days
Genessee County
(585) 343-1212 or 1-800-359-5727
Orleans County
(585) 345-9406 or 1-800-889-1903
Wyoming County
(585) 343-2942 or 1-800-786-3300
BELLMORE
Long Island Crisis Center
Middle Earth Suicide & Crisis Hotline
24 hours / 7 days
(516) 679-1111
Live Online Counseling
2pm to 11:00pm / 7 Days
Pride for Youth - Gay & Lesbian Support
(516) 679-1111
BUFFALO
CrisisServices.org
Suicide Prevention & Crisis Services
24-Hour Hotline
(716) 834-3131
TTY / TDD Accessible
Kids Helpline
(716) 834-1144
Toll-Free
1-800-KIDS-400
1-800-543-7400
CLINTON, ESSEX & FRANKLIN COUNTIES
Crisis Center of Clinton,
Essex & Franklin Counties
24 hours / 7 days
(518) 561-2330
DUTCHESS COUNTY
Department of Mental Hygiene
HelpLine
(845) 485-9700
1-877-485-9700
ELLENVILLE
Family of Ellenville
Crisis Line
(845) 647-2443
JAMESTOWN
Crisis Line
Memorial Health Center
24 hours / 7 days
(716) 484-1314
JEFFERSON COUNTY
North Country Transitional
Living Services
Mobile Crisis Services
24 hours / 7 days
(315) 782-2327
NEW PALTZ
Family of New Paltz
Crisis Line
(845) 255-8801
NEW PALTZ
State University of New York
Student Health & Counseling Center
Psychological Counseling Center
Monday-Friday
8:30am-4:30pm
New Paltz
(845) 257-2920
Oasis Peer Counseling
(845) 257-4945
8am-1am, 7 Days
Closed During All Breaks
NEW YORK
A Place For Kids (Teens & Adolescents)
A Place For People Who Care About Kids
Need help talking with your teen?
NEW YORK
The Samaritans of New York
24 hours / 7 days
Suicide Prevention Hotline
(212) 673-3000
NEW YORK
Help-Line Telephone Services
24 hours / 7 days
(212) 532-2400
NIAGRA COUNTY
Trott Access Center
Niagra County Mental Health
Niagra County Crisis Hotline
24 hours / 7 days
(716) 285-3515
ORANGE COUNTY
Occupations, Inc.
Mobile Mental Health Services
Crisis Line
24 hours / 7 days
1-888-750-2266
ORANGE COUNTY
Mental Health Association of Orange County
Orange County HelpLine
24 hours / 7 days
(845) 294-9355
Outside Orange County
1-800-832-1200
ROCHESTER
Health Association of Rochester
Life Line
24 Hours / 7 Days
(585) 275-5151
1-800-310-1160
Toll Free - Wayne, Ontario, & Livingston Counties
(585) 275-2700 TTY
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY
REACHOUT of St. Lawrence County, Inc.
24 hours / 7 days
(315) 265-2422
SUFFOLK COUNTY
Response of Suffolk County
24 hours / 7 days
Crisis Intervention / Suicide Prevention
(631) 751-7500
Long Island Teens
SYRACUSE
Central New York, Cayuga County
CONTACT Community Services
24-Hour Hotline
Helpline
(315) 251-0600
Cayuga County
1-877-400-8740
Teen Talk is a call-in radio show airing
Sundays 9 to 10:30 p.m. on HOT 107.9 FM
More about Teen Talk
1-800-245-TEEN (8336)
TOMPKINS COUNTY
Suicide Prevention & Crisis Service
24 hours / 7 days
Crisisline
(607) 272-1616
UTICA
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Crisis Evaluation Team
24 hours / 7 days
(315) 734-3456
VALHALLA
Westchester County Medical Center
Behavioral Health Center
Crisis Intervention Service
24 hours / 7 days
(914) 493-7075
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
Mental Health Association of Westchester County
24 hours / 7 days
Suicide/Crisis Hotline
(914) 347-6400
WOODSTOCK
Family of Woodstock
Crisis Line
(845) 679-2485
(845) 338-2370
YATES COUNTY
Yates Youth Services
Suicide Hotline
24 hours / 7 days
(315) 536-9979
How to Help a Suicidal Person
How to Help a Suicidal Person
Always take suicidal comments very seriously. When a person says that he or she is thinking about suicide, you must always take the comments seriously. Assuming that the person is only seeking attention is a very serious, and potentially disastrous, error. Get help immediately.
Follow the information that is on the home page of Suicide.org. Feel free to view the home page of this site and to use it to help you. Dealing with a person who is suicidal is not easy, so following what is on the home page of Suicide.org can help you. And always remember that you need to call 911 or your local emergency number immediately for anyone who is at a high risk for suicide. Do not hesitate.
Try not to act shocked. The person is already highly distressed, and if you are shocked by what is said, the person will become more distressed. Stay calm, and talk with him or her in a matter-of-fact manner, but get help immediately. If the person is at a high risk for suicide, call 911 immediately.
Get help immediately. Call 911, 1-800-SUICIDE, or 1-800-273-TALK. This point cannot be overemphasized; a person who is suicidal needs immediate professional help.
Do not handle the situation by yourself. A suicidal person needs immediate assistance from qualified mental health professionals. Again, call 911, 1-800-SUICIDE, or 1-800-273-TALK. And do not allow untrained individuals to act as the only couselors to the individual.
Always take suicidal comments very seriously. When a person says that he or she is thinking about suicide, you must always take the comments seriously. Assuming that the person is only seeking attention is a very serious, and potentially disastrous, error. Get help immediately.
Follow the information that is on the home page of Suicide.org. Feel free to view the home page of this site and to use it to help you. Dealing with a person who is suicidal is not easy, so following what is on the home page of Suicide.org can help you. And always remember that you need to call 911 or your local emergency number immediately for anyone who is at a high risk for suicide. Do not hesitate.
Try not to act shocked. The person is already highly distressed, and if you are shocked by what is said, the person will become more distressed. Stay calm, and talk with him or her in a matter-of-fact manner, but get help immediately. If the person is at a high risk for suicide, call 911 immediately.
Get help immediately. Call 911, 1-800-SUICIDE, or 1-800-273-TALK. This point cannot be overemphasized; a person who is suicidal needs immediate professional help.
Do not handle the situation by yourself. A suicidal person needs immediate assistance from qualified mental health professionals. Again, call 911, 1-800-SUICIDE, or 1-800-273-TALK. And do not allow untrained individuals to act as the only couselors to the individual.
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