Thank you for attending the 2021 Annual NH Suicide Prevention Conference. This page includes links and downloadable handouts for items mentioned at the conference. It is not intended to be a complete list of all available resources, nor should the inclusion of a resource on this list be seen as an endorsement of the item. If you have any items to contribute to this list, please contact proberts@naminh.org.
Get Involved
- Learn about the NH Suicide Prevention Council
- Join the Youth Suicide Prevention Assembly – Contact Elaine de Mello for more information
Resources
- 10-Year Mental Health Plan
- Annual NH Suicide Prevention Report
- Dover Mental Health Alliance – 2021 Student Welcome
- Hope, Resiliency & Recovery Summit
- Mayo Clinic Teen Suicide Prevention Video
- Media Recommendations
- NH Suicide Prevention Council (SPC)
- NH State Suicide Prevention Plan
- Prevention is… – North Country Health Consortium
- Recognize the Warning Signs
- Safe Messaging Guidelines
- YSPA brochure
- YSPA mission statement
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 (TALK)
- Crisis Text Line: Text Home to 741741
- Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention
- American Association of Suicidology (AAS)
- American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP)
- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
- Suicide Prevention Resource Center (SPRC)
- The Connect Program
- Zero Suicide
- Trevor Helpline (24/7): 1-866-4u-TREVOR (488-7386)
- GLBT National Hotline: (M-F 4-12 pm; Sat. 12-5 pm): 1-888-843-4564
- GLBT National Youth Talking (M-F 8-12 pm): 1-800-246-PRIDE (7743) Email
- Fenway Peer Listening Line: 1-800-399-PEER
Ecological Model Tables
Individual
- After an Attempt Brochures
- Community Mental Health Centers
- DWI Bookmark
- Grief After a Sudden Traumatic Loss
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Materials
- NH Peer Support Centers
- People Recover – Educational Comic Book: Co-Occurring Disorders
- Rise Above Fest Video from Seether
- The Way Forward – Pathways to hope, recovery, and wellness with insights from lived experience
- Victims Inc.
- WRAP
Community
- After a Suicide Toolkit
- Bullying And Suicide The Dangerous Mistake We Make (Article)
- The Connect Program
- Continuity of Care
- DBHRT
- Firearm Safety Coalition
- Is Your Patient Suicidal – Poster
- Mental Health Provider Resources
- Military Resources
- Preventing Suicide: A Toolkit for High Schools
- Primary Care Provider Toolkit
- Sample Town Warrant
- Social Service Provider Resources
Society
- CALM Online Training
- Means Matter
- National Strategy for Suicide Prevention
- NH Annual Suicide Prevention Report
- NH State Suicide Prevention Plan
- Recommendations for Media Reporting on Suicide
- Safe and Effective Messaging for Suicide Prevention
- Speakers – Individuals with mental illness, family members of individuals with mental illness, and survivors of suicide loss
- Suicide Rising Across the US – CDC MMWR, June 2018
- Zero Suicide
Handouts and Workshop Materials (if available)
Day One
Morning Workshops
Understanding ACEs and the Positive Experiences that can Help Buffer the Impact of ACES on Adult Mental and Behavioral Health – Larry McCullough
Afternoon Workshops
Widening the Lens: Exploring the Ethical Implications of Equity in Suicide Prevention – Pata Suyemoto and Jennifer Kelliher
Day Two
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Welcome and Messages from Local Partners and Programs and Kathleen Sherman Memorial Award (included in welcome and opening remarks video)
Panel Presentation
Honesty With Safety: Youth Voice through the Magnifying Voices Expressive Arts Contest
Opening Plenary
Breaking Silences and Living Out Loud: The Healing Journey of an Asian American Woman – Pata Suyemoto
Live Workshops
Self-care During Times of Isolation and Building Resiliency for Challenging Times – Jeanne Venuti
Peer Support for First Responders – Russ Conte, Seth Gahr, and Mark Proulx
On-Demand Workshops
Suicide Prevention for People with Developmental Disabilities and Mental Health Needs – Isadora Rodriguez-Legendre and Austyn Blais-Cameron
Increasing Protective Factors to Bolster Suicide Prevention for LGBTQ+ Youth – Maura McGowan and Marissa Carlson