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Suicide Prevention Website

Posted on 07/01/2014 12:19:00 PM

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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline has a great website with lots of useful information. The name of the site is You Matter. There are sections for getting help for yourself or for a friend, and for recognizing warning signs for suicide.

Another section on the site is a blog that is divided into three focus topics--One is Self Love, which is all about good self care and has articles such as 'getting through the next 5 minutes'. The next focus topic is What to Expect and has articles about coping with situations such as what to expect when you move, lose a job, or get dumped. The final focus topic is Mood Boosters. This topic area has articles about silencing our inner critic, dealing with back to school anxiety, and links to other resources on the internet.

This is a great website for teens and adults.

Depression, Mental Health Resources, MidValley, Self-Help, Suicide, Teens

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I’m sorry for the people that can’t pay for services.... their reviews aren’t fair to Midvalley. There are state related programs that are offered for those who have no or little money. You can’t expect to get a hand out when your in crisis. There are hotlines and other resources available 24/7. With that said..... the counseling and medication management I’ve received has been great. The council given by Cathie has been excellent. She listens and suggests things to work on... but you have to put in the work and want to get better. If your willing and ready for treatment, it’s available and they do an awesome job of taking care of their patients. I’ve had to cancel several appointments and even had to cancel an appointment an hour before hand because I was at another appt and couldn’t get there in time. I explained that and they didn’t charge me for the visit. They understand life happens. Give credit where credit is due and be courteous to others with respect and you will be pleasantly surprised that it will go along ways. I recommend this place to anyone who is looking for some help.

scott ehrlichman

Dr Ashye, Thank you. You saved my life. I would be long gone if it were not for your help. I salute you. Thank you for caring. I salute you.

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