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  • Services for Schools

    Programs and resources that help you support student mental health, positively impact school staff, and better communicate with parents and families.

K-12 Suicide Prevention Programs

Many people think suicide prevention is an individual thing – that someone who is struggling needs prevention and support. But really, prevention is about educating everybody on what to do if they’re worried about themselves or a friend.

SOS Signs of Suicide is an evidence-based youth suicide prevention program that teaches middle and high school students how to identify warning signs of suicide and depression.

Learn more about SOS’s program for middle and high school students, plus training your K-12 school staff.

"I love that SOS fits into one class period. Something that’s so impactful and empowering in such a short time is really hard to find.

This is a program we know works."

Colleen Pace CHADS Coaltion
High-School-Class

Support After A Suicide

The days after a suicide can be extremely sensitive and often leave schools looking for more support.

In these instances, we’ll help you address the specific needs of your community, while responding to the loss in a safe and appropriate way. This includes best practices for:

  • supporting those who are grieving
  • reducing risk or unsafe reactions in students
  • communicating with faculty, students, and parents
  • implementing SOS following a suicide

Our protocols have been used nationwide, and our work includes trainings, grief counseling, coping groups, interim support, and long-term recommendations for schools.

Support After a Suicide

Trainings For Your School

When it comes to training your school on suicide prevention, trauma-informed care, or how to respond to a highly stressful event – our goal is to prepare your staff for tough, but manageable situations.

This not only includes our training offerings, but also recommendations that help you:

  • broach sensitive topics with your school community
  • respond to parents or school board concerns
  • and provide supporting information and resources

"This is the third year we have had suicide prevention training. This was by far the best experience and the most engaging and valuable training."

High School Teacher SOS for School Staff
Trauma-Informed Care

Crisis Response

When a traumatic incident occurs in your school or within your school’s community, it requires immediate and thoughtful action, as well as short- and long-term plans for support.

Whether you need initial advisement or long-term recommendations, our trained responders are available to:

  • Provide consultation and support to administrators and staff throughout the crisis
  • Create and/or implement a plan for the upcoming hours, days, weeks, and months
  • Offer 1:1 support to talk with individuals about grief and what they’re experiencing
  • Host coping groups to help process reactions and identify coping strategies

Help is available.

Have questions? Let's talk.