Resources & Links

Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools (RAHS) are unique school-based health centers providing services to Ann Arbor Public Schools, Ypsilanti Public Schools and the Willow Run Community Schools

Phone: 212-363-3500(local contact) email: survivoroutreachMI@gmail.com Phone: 810-229-4266

Their primary focus is improving helper competencies to intervene with persons at risk of suicide...we are the suicide-intervention company

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, a 501(c)(3) organization, has been at the forefront of a wide range of suicide prevention initiatives in 2010 -- each designed to reduce loss of life from suicide.

AAS is a leader in the advancement of scientific and programmatic efforts in suicide prevention through research, education and training, the development of standards and resources, and survivor support services

Local Resources:

A 24/7 crisis line. Ozone House primarily works with youth, but any person who is contemplating suicide can call 734-662-2222.

(List of private therapists) 

Join us to explore new research findings and innovative strategies to help campuses identify and treat student depression earlier, and more effectively.

One of the most difficult things for people in crisis is to know where to turn for help. That's why United Way has identified over 20,000 programs and services in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, and Monroe counties that can assist you.  

Looking for help with depression or other mental illness? This list compiled by the Women’s Center of Southeast Michigan includes service providers on a sliding scale.                                                                                                                                       

Suicide Survivors:

Phone:734-761-2988                                                                                 

GriefNet.org is an internet community of persons dealing with grief, death, and major loss

Depression Support Groups and Workshops

Family Education workshops offer patients and their families a chance to learn about depression and bipolar disorder, to gather information about risk factors, treatments, family impact, and healthy ways of communicating with one another.

Support groups for adults and adolescents with depression and bipolar illness.
Support groups for family members of people with depression and bipolar illness.

You may be wondering….How does depression and bipolar illness impact families?What are helpful tips for coping with a loved one’s illness?How can families recognize the symptoms of depression and bipolar illness and help to prevent relapse? How can families play a key role in their loved one’s recovery?

Find out more at the link above.

 

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