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Facts About Suicide
The following fact sheets and data displays provide general information about suicide and its effects on certain segments of the population, as well as its frequency within the state of Tennessee over the course of several years.
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“It’s also to encourage people to tell their stories of their experiences, because we know through that... when people share, it breaks down the stigma of suicide and it saves lives,” said Justin Johnson,TSPN Regional Director for Memphis/Shelby County.
Check out the story below:
www.wmcactionnews5.com/2019/09/19/suicide-conference-encourages-people-seek-help-share-their-jour...
Despite the increasing number of suicides, "a key message, experts say, is that there is genuine hope for people considering suicide. 'Suicide is about despair, and the only cure for despair is hope,' says Joel Dvoskin, PhD, ABPP." American Psychiatric Association
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www.apa.org/monitor/2019/03/trends-suicide
Worrying trends in U.S. suicide rates
U.S. suicide rates have risen in recent years.2019 Live to Tell Saving Lives in Memphis Shelby County today. Thank you to Hope Church for hosting us today. Thank you to the planning committee, volunteers, sponsors, and supporters who helped make today amazing.
We are excited about Justin Johnson, Memphis Regional Director and the support he will provide in Shelby County!
Live to Tell your story! Stay tuned for more events coming soon! #memphis #tspn #livetotell #savinglives #suicideprevention #awareness
Check out these amazing shirts that Quinco ordered for Suicide Prevention Month! “In this family, no one fights alone.” We love it!
Don’t forget that next Friday, September 27th we are doing a statewide media campaign. Wear teal, purple, or gray, and post pics with the hashtag #speakupsavelives19!
We appreciate Fayetteville Mayor, Michael Whisenant and Lincoln County Mayor, Bill Newman for signing the proclamation recognizing September as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month! Thank you to Harold Dawkins, Jen King, Samantha Sims, and Marisa Thornton of the Lincoln County Suicide Prevention Network. #suicideawareness #suicideprevention #countymayor #citymayor #liftlc