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Suicide Awareness and
Prevention Resource
Guide
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Are you
seriously considering suicide? Call 911
Crisis
Text
Line
Text SOS to 741741 (US and Canada), 85258 (UK)
National
Suicide Prevention
Lifeline
800-273-TALK (8255) or TDD 800.448.1833
Chatline en espanol 888-628-9454 or
TTY 800-799-4TTY (4889)
Curry County Crisis Talk Line - 877-519-9322
Copline
800-267-5463
Trevor
Lifeline.
- LGBTQ - Text "trevor" to 202-304-1200 Thu and
Fri, 4pm to 8pm ET
Veterans
(VA) Crisis
Line
- Text
838255 or Talk 800-273-8255 press 1
Native
Youth Crisis Hotline
877-209-1266
Wikipedia
List of Suicide Crisis Lines
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Curry County,
OR
Curry
County Agencies
- Coast Community Health Ctr
1312 Tichenor Ave PtOrf 332-1114
- Curry
Community Health 412 Adler St Brking
813-2535
- Curry
Community Behavioral Health 29821 Colvin St
GldBch 373-8001
- Curry
Community Club House 29845 Airport Way GldBch
373-8001 x 3313
- Curry Community Health
Integrated Services 1403 Oregon St PtOrf
373-8085
- Curry County
Crisis Talk Line 877-519-9322
- Curry Health Network, 525
Madrona
St. PtOrf
332-3861
- Disabled
American Veterans, Brkings 4th Saturday, 10am
Chetco Library
- Emergency
Room Curry General Hospital GldBch
247-6621
- School Based
Health Clinic
- Brookings-Harbor
High School 625
Pioneer Rd
Room
308 Brking 251-7076
- Pacific
High School 45525 Hwy 101 Sixes
348-2293
- Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 966, 206 Pacific Ave
Brking
412-7214
- Veterans
Service Office 29821 Cokllvin St GldBch
247-3205
Curry
County Therapy/Counseling
- Annamaria Anthony,
Psychologist, PhD, MS, CPC
Brking
458-207-5706
- Todd Armstrong, MA
LPS NCC, 94176 10th St
GldBch
247-5158
- Theresa
Costa PhD Psychologist, LLC, PsyD 625 Spruce St
Brking 541-886-5284
- Andrea
Roberta Del Grande, Licensed Professional
Counselor, MA, LPC Brking
520-251-8655
- K. Kate
Estikta, Clinical Social Work/Therapist MSW,
LCSW Near Crescent City
707-415-8808
- David
Franzee, QMHP, 412 Adker St Brking
813-2535
- Jocelyn
Gates LCSW Brking 412-9141
- Karen
Nielsen MA LPC GldBch
892-1495
- Michael Huck
625 Spruce St Brking 412-0700
- Bernadette
Marie Johnson, MFCC, MFT Crescent City,
707-722-9020
- Sue Krayer
MA Brking 735-2126
- Rosemarie
Reynolds PhD Psychologist Brking
661-5840
- Soveyra
Rosas, LEP, MA, Crescent City
541-275-6263
- Anne Ryssdal LPC Brking
412-2700
- Jerry Jay Snodgrass,
Licensed professional counselor, MS, LPC Near
Brking
458-207-5608
- Cory Sullins, a PhD
candidate intern, Costa Clinical Psychology, 625
Spruce, 412-0700
- Chuck Weller PO Box
1446
Brking
251-4121
Curry
County Law Enforcement - Emergency -
911
- Brking
Police 469-3118
- GldBch
Police 247-6671
- PtOrf Police 332-9013 x
5
- State Police
664-4600
- Curry County Sheriff
247-3242 x 4
- Curry County Juvenile
Department - 247-3302
Emergency
Numbers
Are
you seriously considering suicide? Call
911
Want to
Text?
- Primary -
Crisis
Text
Hotline
http://www.crisistextline.org/ Text "SOS" to
741741
- Primary Text
line for Teens Text SOS to 741741
- Secondary -
Text teen2teen to 839863 M-Sun 4-10
pm
- Primaary -
Veterans (VA) Crisis Line Text
838255
- Secondary -
Veterans Crisis Text Line 741741
- Secondary
Veterans Crisis Line Text MIL1 to 839863
- Primary -
Trevor Lifeline. - LGBTQ - Text "trevor" to
202-304-1200 Thu and Fri, 4pm to 8pm
ET
Want to
talk?
- Primary -
National
Suicide Prevention
Lifeline
https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/
800-273-TALK (8255) or TDD
800.448.1833
- Chatline en
espanol 888-628-9454 or
TTY 800-799-4889
- Curry County
Crisis Talk Line - 877-519-9322
- Oregon
Behavioral Health Support
Line
1-800-923-4357
- Secondary -
National
Hopeline
Network
http://www.treatmentadvocacycenter.org/index.php?option=com_content&id=619
Suicide Prevention Hotline -
800-SUICIDE (784-2433)
- GldBch 247-4082 After
Hours 877-519-9322
- Youth
- Boys Town National Crisis
Line - 800.448.3000, or TDD
800.448.1833
- TeenTalk
877-968-8491 4-10 pm,
- The
Trevor Project for Gay youth
866-488-7386
- Native Youth Crisis
Hotline 877-209-1266
- Law Inforcement
- Copline
- National, 24/7, for officers use -
extremely confidential even with at risk
callers - 800.267.5463
- SafeOregon
- Safety threats, violence, fights, drugs,
alcohol, weapons, bullying and friends that
talk about hurting themselves.. Calling or
Texting: 844-472-3367 or Emailing:
tip@safeoregon.com
- Veterans
- Primary -
Veterans (VA) Helpline 800-273-8255 X
1
- Secondary
Veterans Crisis Line 888-457-4838
- Primary -
Vetrans Text Line text "SOS" to
838255
- Violence
- National
Domestic Violence Hotline Text 741741 or Talk
800-799-SAFE (7233)
- National Sexual Assault
Hotline 800-656-HOPE (4673)
- Curry County
Crisis/Suicide Intervention Helpline Child
Abuse - 541-247-5437
- National Child Abuse
Hotline 800.422.4453
- National Self-Harm
800-DONT-CUT
- Substance
Abuse Helpline Text 741741 or Talk
800-923-4357
- Alcohol
& Drug Abuse Hotline
800-ALCOHOL
- Poison Control hotline -
24/7
800.222.1222
- Incest Survivors -
505.521.4260
- LGBTQ
- Trevor Lifeline,
866-488-7386, Available 24/7
- Trans Lifeline
877-565-8860 Available 24/7
- GLBT National Help
Center, Toll-Free National Hotline
888-843-4564, M-F 4 p.m. to 12 a.m. Saturday
12 p.m. to 5 p.m. ET
- Youth Talkline For
teens and young adults up to age 25.
800-246-7743 M-F 4 p.m. to 12 a.m.
Saturday 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. ET
- Fenway Health Helpline
LGBT (25+) 617-267-9001, Toll-free:
888-340-4528 M-Sa 6 p.m. – 11 p.m.
ET
- Peer Listening Line (25
and under) 617-267-2535 Toll-free:
800-399-PEER. M-Sa 5:30 p.m. – 10 p.m.
ET
Groups
- Additions Recovery Center
779-1282
- Alcohol
& Drug Helpline
800-621-1646
- Alcoholics Anonymous (Last
#s we had no longer get answered.)
- Council on A & D
Dependence 800-654-4673
- Friends Left
Behind: Free support group for anyone who
has lost someone to suicide. First Friday, 6pm,
Member run group. Provided by Costa Clinical
Psychology, 625 Spruce St,
Brking
412-0700
- Narcotics
Anonymous
Specific
Mental Health Disorders &
Issues
Insurance
Providers
Suicide
Prevention
Youth
Suicide Prevention Publications and
Videos
General
Support and Information
Child
and Adolescent Support
High
School and College Support
Military
and Veteran Communities
Peer
Support
- Advisoy Board, Curry County,
4th Thursday, 1-2:30p, Blue Room, City Hall,
Gold Beach, OR
- Peer Advisory Council, 4th
Monday, AllCare Health Office, 16271 Highway
101, Harbor, OR
Global
Anti-Stigma Alliance
- Time
to Change,
England
- Rethink,
England
- Mind,
England
- Time
to Change,
Wales
- See
Me,
Scotland
- See
Change,
Ireland
- ReachOut,
Ireland
- Headstrong,
Ireland
- Walk
in My Shoes,
Ireland
- beyondblue,
Australia
- ReachOut,
Australia
- SANE,
Australia
- R
U OK,
Australia
- Like
Minds, New
Zealand
- Opening
Minds,
Canada
- 1
De Cada 4,
Spain
- Obertament,
Spain
- (H)järnkoll,
Sweden
- EN
AF OS,
Denmark
- Samen
Sterk Tegen Stigma,
The Netherlands
International
Organizations
Source: http://bringchange2mind.org/learn/resources/
Evidence-Based
Practices
- Anxiety
in Children - August 31, 2017
- Systematic evidence review
examining comparative effectiveness and harms of
psychotherapy and medications for childhood
anxiety disorders panic disorder, social anxiety
disorder, specific phobias, generalized anxiety
disorder, and separation anxiety. Plus 278 page
PDF
- Ask
Suicide-Screening Questions (ASQ)
Toolkit
- The Ask Suicide-Screening
Questions (ASQ) Toolkit is a free resource for
medical settings (emergency department,
inpatient medical/surgical units, outpatient
clinics/primary care) that can help nurses or
physicians successfully identify youth at risk
for suicide.
- Assertive
Community Treatment (ACT) Evidence-Based
Practices (EBP) KIT
- This toolkit offers tools
and guidance to facilitate the implementation of
the evidence-based practice of Assertive
Community Treatment (ACT). Plus 34 paage
PDF
- Behavioral
Disorders Among Young People
- Preventing Mental,
Emotional, and Behavioral Disorders Among Young
People: Progress and Possibilities. Free
PDF
- Cochrane
Reviews on Mental Health
- The Cochrane Library (ISSN
1465-1858) is a collection of six databases that
contain different types of high-quality,
independent evidence to inform healthcare
decision-making, and a seventh database that
provides information about Cochrane
groups
- Comparative
Effectiveness of Smoking Cessation Treatments
for Patients With Depression: A Systematic
Review and Meta-analysis of the
Evidence
- This systematic literature
review addresses questions about the comparative
effectiveness of smoking cessation treatments
for patients with depression. Plus 83 page
PDF
- Core
Elements for Responding to Mental Health
Crises
- This manual offers guidance
on improving services for people living with
serious mental illness or emotional health
issues during a mental health crises. It defines
values, principles, and infrastructure to
support appropriate responses to crises in
diverse situations. Plus 26 page
PDF
- Disparities
Within Serious Mental
Illness - May 26,
2016
- Systematic evidence review
describing and reviewing the effectiveness of
interventions that address disparities among
adult patients with serious mental illness. Plus
129 page PDF
- Family
Psychoeducation Evidence-Based Practices (EBP)
KIT
- This toolkit offers
evidence-based practices to help public
officials develop family psychoeducation-based
mental health programs. Training your staff a 90
page PDF
- Family-to-Family
- NAMI Family-to-Family is a
free, 12-session educational program for family,
significant others and friends of people living
with mental illness. It is a designated
evidenced-based program. Research shows that the
program significantly improves the coping and
problem-solving abilities of the people closest
to an individual living with a mental health
condition
- First
and Second Generation Antipsychotics in Children
and Young Adults: Systematic Review
Update - March 16,
2017
- Systematic evidence review
assessing the effectiveness and harms of first-
and second-generation antipsychotics FGAs and
SGAs used for treating children, adolescents,
and young adults. Executive Summary 34 page
PDF
- Illness
Management and Recovery Evidence-Based Practices
(EBP) KIT
- This toolkit offers guidance
to behavioral health officials on developing
illness-management and recovery mental health
programs that emphasize personal goal setting
and actionable strategies for recovery. Plus How
to Use tool kit - 14 page PDF
- Integrated-Treatment-for-Co-Occurring-Disorders-Evidence-Based-Practices-(EBP)-KIT
- This toolkit gives practice
principles for integrated treatment for mental
illness, substance use disorders, or both, and
offers advice from successful programs Plus
Evaluating your Program a 94 paage
PDF
- Interventions
for Disruptive-Behavior Disorders
Evidence-Based-Practices-(EBP)-KIT
- This kit provides tools to
assist in developing mental health programs that
help prevent or reduce severe aggressive
behavioral, emotional, and development issues in
children by enhancing the knowledge of parents,
caregivers, and providers. Characters and needs
16 page PDF
- Management
Strategies to Reduce Psychiatric
Readmissions - May
21, 2015
- Technical brief describing
and comparing four core management strategies to
reduce psychiatric readmissions--length of stay
for inpatient care, transition support services
i.e., care provided as the individual moves to
outpatient care, short-term alternatives to
psychiatric rehospitalization i.e., short-term
outpatient care provided in place of psychiatric
rehospitalization for those not at significant
risk of harm to self or others, and long-term
approaches for reducing psychiatric
rehospitalization--for patients at high risk of
psychiatric readmission. Technical Brief
Disposition of Comments 48 page PDF
- MedTEAM
(Medication Treatment, Evaluation, and
Management) Evidence-Based Practices (EBP)
KIT
- This kit equips treatment
teams at mental health agencies with guidance on
incorporating the latest scientific evidence
with patient input to help them make decisions
about medication management. The Evidence a 42
page PDF
- Metabolic
Monitoring for Patients Treated with
Antipsychotic Medications
- The objectives of this study
are to review published international monitoring
guidelines, establish goals for metabolic
monitoring, and make recommendations for
practice for patients treated with antipsychotic
medications. Plus 10 page PDF
- NASMHPD
TA Coalition Papers
- NASMHPD works with states,
federal partners, and stakeholders to promote
wellness, recovery, and resiliency for
individuals with mental health conditions or
co-occurring mental health and substance related
disorders
- Nonpharmacological
Versus Pharmacological Treatments for Adult
Patients With Major Depressive
Disorder
- The objective of this review
is to compare the benefits and harms of
second-generation antidepressants (SGAs),
psychological, complementary and alternative
medicine, and exercise treatment options as
first-step interventions for adult outpatients
with acute-phase major depressive disorder
(MDD), and as second-step interventions for
patients with MDD who did not achieve remission
after a first treatment attempt with SGAs. Plus
15 page Executive Summary PDF
- Permanent
Supportive Housing Evidence-Based Practices (EBP
KIT)
- This toolkit outlines the
essential components for supportive housing
services and programs for people living with
mental illness disorders. Tools for Talent 28
page PDF
- Preventing
Suicide: A Technical Package of Policy, Programs
and Practices
- This technical package
represents a select group of strategies based on
the best available evidence to help communities
and states sharpen their focus on prevention
activities with the greatest potential to
prevent suicide. Plus 62 page PDF
- Psychological
Training in Assessment and Treatment of Persons
with Serious Mental Illness
- The Council for
Psychological Training in Assessment and
Treatment of Persons with SMI/SED has launched a
new website (www.psychtrainingsmi.com) to share
information with mental health professionals who
are interested in working with people with
serious mental health disorders (SMI) and those
with emerging severe emotional disturbances
(SED). The Council oversees the development of
curriculum materials, establishment of
competencies to work with these populations,
evaluation mechanisms to ensure competency of
professional psychologists for this work,
conducts training, and encourages research and
publications in this area. The Council also
works to promote understanding of the etiology,
nature, impact, and amelioration of SMI/SED
among psychologists, other mental health
professionals, and the general public by posting
information, research, links to relevant
organizations, and other pertinent information
on its website.
- Psychosocial
and Pharmacologic Interventions for Disruptive
Behavior in Children and
Adolescents - October
19, 2015
- Systematic evidence review
assessing psychosocial and pharmacologic
treatment for children with disruptive behavior
disorders. Plus 18 page Executive Summary
PDF
- Recovery
After an Initial Schizophrenia
Episode
(RAISE)
- Recovery After an Initial
Schizophrenia Episode or RAISE is a large-scale
research initiative led by the National
Institute of Mental Health that began with two
studies examining different aspects of
coordinated specialty care (CSC) treatments for
people who were experiencing first episode
psychosis.
- Strategies
to De-Escalate Aggressive Behavior in
Psychiatric Patients
- July 14, 2016
- Systematic evidence review
comparing the effectiveness of strategies to
prevent and de-escalate aggressive behaviors in
psychiatric patients in acute care settings,
including interventions aimed specifically at
reducing use of seclusion and restraint. 23 page
Executive Summary PDF
- Strategies
to Improve Mental Health Care for Children and
Adolescents
- The objective of this
abstract is to assess the effectiveness of
quality improvement, implementation, and
dissemination strategies that seek to improve
the mental health care of children and
adolescents; to examine harms associated with
these strategies; and to determine whether
effectiveness or harms vary in subgroups based
on system, organizational, practitioner, or
patient characteristics. Plus 26 page Executive
Summary PDF
- Suicide
Prevention Resource Center evidence-based
prevention
- This website discusses
evidence-based suicide prevention and provides
sources of information regarding evidence-based
programs and literature reviews
- Supported
Education Evidence-Based Practices (EBP)
KIT
- This kit provides
information and resources for implementing
supported education that enables consumers to
pursue goals interrupted due to symptoms of
behavioral health conditions. Plus Using
Multimedia 50 page PDF
- Treatment
for Adults With Schizophrenia: A Systematic
Review
- The purpose of this
systematic review is to evaluate treatments for
adults with schizophrenia. Plus 23 page
Executive Summary PDF
- Treatment
of Depression in Older Adults Evidence-Based
Practices (EBP) KIT
- Offers information about an
array of evidence-based practices for treatment
and services to improve outcomes. Plus
PDF
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Anxiety
Disorders
- This brief discusses the
signs and risk factors for different types of
anxiety disorders and provides a summary of
evidence based options for their
treatment.
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity
Disorder
(ADHD)
- This summary discusses the
signs, risk factors, treatment options and
support activities related to attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder.
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Bipolar
Disorders
- This summary discusses the
signs, risk factors, treatment, recovery, and
social supports for bipolar
disorders.
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Borderline Personality
Disorder
(BPD)
- This summary discusses the
symptoms, risk factors, treatment, and recovery
supports for borderline personality disorder
(BPD).
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Depression
- This summary discusses the
signs, risk factors, treatment, recovery, and
social supports for depressive
disorders.
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Disruptive Behavior
Disorders
- This summary discusses the
signs, risk factors, and treatment for
disruptive behavior disorders, such as
oppositional defiant or conduct
disorders.
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Eating
Disorders
- This summary discusses the
signs, risk factors, treatment, recovery and
social supports for anorexia, bulimia,
binge-eating, and other eating
disorders
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Insomnia
Disorders
- This summary discusses the
signs, risk factors, treatment, and more for
acute and chronic insomnia
disorders.
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Obsessive-compulsive
Disorder
(OCD)
- This summary discusses the
symptoms, risk factors, and treatment for
obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders: Post-traumatic Stress
Disorder
(PTSD)
- This summary discusses the
signs, risk factors, treatments, and social
support services for post-traumatic stress
disorder (PTSD).
- Treatments
for Mental Disorders:
Schizophrenia
- This summary discusses
schizophrenia symptoms, risk factors, treatment,
peer support services, and more.
- Understanding
A First Episode Of Psychosis Young Adult: Get
the Facts
- This fact sheet offers young
adults information on living with psychosis. It
discusses causes of psychosis, and approaches to
treatment. Plus 4 page PDF
- VA/DoD
Clinical Practice Guideline for the Management
of Major Depressive Disorder
- The guideline describes the
critical decision points in the management of
Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) and provides
clear and comprehensive evidence based
recommendations incorporating current
information and practices for practitioners
throughout the DoD and VA Health Care
systems.
- Source: www.samhsa.gov/ebp-resource-center?utm_source=Weekly+Spark+4%2F13%2F18&utm_campaign=Weekly+Spark+April+13%2C+2018&utm_medium=email
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Legend: All phone numbers
area the 541 aea code unless otherwise noted.
Brking-Brookings, GldBch-Gold Beach, PtOrf-Port
Orford, OR
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