Addressing Common Misconceptions About Suicide Tied to the many stigmas and stereotypes people often associate with suicide–most prevalent among them…
Suicide Warning Signs Something to look out for when you are concerned that a person may be suicidal is a…
Risk factors are not warning signs. Risk factors are often confused with warning signs of suicide and suicide prevention materials…
Protective factors buffer individuals from suicidal thoughts and behavior. These factors are characteristics that reduce the likelihood that someone will…
ASK How - Helping someone with thoughts of suicide connect with ongoing support like a Mindful Advocate through Blue KC…
The COVID-19 outbreak has shaken up the ways in which we live, work and play. For many of us, remote…
With the current state of the world, physical health is top of mind for most people, as we make concentrated…
You may be familiar with the symptoms of stress, including a pounding heart, increased perspiration, tight neck and shoulder muscles,…
A crisis, no matter the magnitude, can make an impact on a person’s behavioral health. Although crisis states often can’t…
Behavioral health conditions are increasing with each generation and are prevalent at home, in the workplace, at schools and within…