When Someone Doesn’t Seem Like Themselves
You know this person. And right now, something about them seems off. It is not necessarily dramatic. There has not necessarily been a breakdown or
You know this person. And right now, something about them seems off. It is not necessarily dramatic. There has not necessarily been a breakdown or
Being worried about someone you care about is one of the most difficult positions to be in — and one of the least talked about.
Being worried about someone is not the same as knowing what to do about it. Most people in this position spend more time trying to
Worry is one thing. Knowing when to act on it is another. Most people who care about someone struggling with mental health spend a significant
Most people who want to talk to someone they care about about mental health do not do it. Not because they do not care —

One of the most persistent myths in public understanding of suicide is that asking someone whether they are thinking about killing themselves plants the idea

A suicide crisis — a moment when someone you love is in immediate danger — is one of the most frightening situations a person can

Knowing that someone you love needs professional support and actually getting them to that support are two very different challenges. Many supporters find themselves in

One of the most disorienting experiences for someone supporting a person who is suicidal is the apparent gap between what seems, from the outside, to

When someone you love is in the middle of a suicidal crisis, it can be difficult to imagine what recovery might look like or how