Are you or someone close to you experiencing a difficult situation? Several suicide prevention resources are available in the region to support you through this ordeal and help you find solutions.<\/p>\n
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Anyone can experience suicidal thoughts. If you are experiencing this, several telephone-based psychosocial support services are available. A qualified and attentive professional will provide you with confidential and high-quality service.<\/p>\n
Get support and advice from a qualified psychosocial worker by contacting the Info-Social line <\/a>, available 24\/7. No matter the situation, if the flow of emotions becomes difficult to manage, dial 811, option 2.<\/strong><\/p>\n Suicide.ca <\/a>is full of information and advice on suicide prevention, in addition to offering 24\/7 professional help services by phone, text and chat.<\/p>\n \"Don't Wait Until You've Had Enough\" <\/a>project is for men who are experiencing distress and need to talk. If you would like immediate help or information, please call 1-888-707-2666.<\/strong><\/p>\n Reso<\/a>\u00a0is a mobile application\u00a0created by the region's suicide prevention centers and\u00a0Available on the App Store and Google Play. Two versions are available, one for young people.\u00a0aged 11 to 15,\u00a0( R\u00e9so.cool ) and one for adults ( R\u00e9so#adulte ). Among other things, it includes tips and tricks for self-care, signs and changes to recognize to help a loved one, and tools to know what to do when things aren't going well.\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n The Tel-jeunes helpline <\/a>is designed for young people and teenagers, as well as their parents. Whether it's problems at school, substance abuse, or mental health, counselors are there to help and offer advice.<\/p>\n The Hope for Wellness helpline <\/a>is for all Indigenous people in Canada. Call services are available in Cree, Ojibwe ( Anishinaabemowin ), and Inuktitut. Experienced and culturally sensitive counsellors can be reached by phone at 1-855-242-3310.<\/p>\n You can also contact your doctor or visit a CLSC service point <\/a>to get help from a psychosocial worker.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Suicide prevention centers <\/a>offer various services to people in distress, their loved ones, people bereaved by suicide, and professionals working in the public health and social services network, in the private sector, and in school or community settings.<\/p>\n Services offered:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The organization Besoin d'aide 24\/7 offers several training courses for service providers and professionals from various fields. To see the list of currently available courses, visit their website <\/a>.<\/p>\n The suicide prevention centres in T\u00e9miscamingue and Rouyn-Noranda also offer suicide prevention training. For more information, contact them; you will find their contact information on the website PreventionSuicide.ca <\/a>.<\/p>\n Offered by suicide prevention centers in the region, the \"Acting as a Sentinel\" training is designed for adult volunteers who may come into contact with people vulnerable to suicide in their work or volunteer activities, and who may not necessarily have formal training in helping relationships. To learn more about this free 7-hour training, contact your local suicide prevention center <\/a>.<\/p>\n Workplace workshops are also available to equip managers to recognize men's distress signals and to better understand available support resources. To apply, visit this website <\/a>or contact your local suicide prevention center <\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Here are some documents and web links to learn how to calm down, better understand your own condition or that of a loved one, and to develop new emotional and psychological skills.<\/p>\n Are you or someone close to you experiencing a difficult situation? Several suicide prevention resources are available in the region to support you through this ordeal and help you find solutions. Telephone support Anyone can experience suicidal thoughts. If …<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":102,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"footnotes":""},"class_list":["post-2088","page","type-page","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\nRegional suicide prevention hotline<\/h4>\n
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Don't wait until you're completely fed up.<\/h4>\n
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Hopeful Helpline for Well-being<\/h4>\n
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SuicidePrevention.ca\u00a0<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Acting as a sentinel<\/h4>\n
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Suicide prevention tools<\/h3>\n
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Tools for the elderly<\/h4>\n
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