How you can help prevent suicide
More than 65,000 Australians attempt suicide every year, and 3,000 will die. But suicide can be prevented. Here's what you can do to help someone at risk.
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Youth suicide
Don't ignore suicide warning signs. Learn how to stay safe if you or someone you know is struggling or thinking about suicide. Find out more here.
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Suicide warning signs
Recognising warning signs of suicide, determining those who are most at risk, and knowing how to access support could help save a life.
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Rural men face greater risk of health problems, including suicide
Men who live in rural and remote Australia are more at risk of many health issues, such as obesity and suicide. Even in the outback, help is available.
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Beyond Now - suicide safety planning app
Lifeline's free Beyond Now app helps you prepare a safety plan to help get you through the tough times. It's at the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
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Are you experiencing suicidal thoughts?
If you’re thinking about suicide, you’re not alone and there is hope. There are things you can do, people you can talk to, and help is at hand. Learn more here.
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Voluntary assisted dying
Find out where voluntary assisted dying (VAD) is legal in Australia, who is eligible and the criteria, plus the process that’s involved.
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Melancholia (melancholic depression)
Melancholia is a type of depression, sometimes referred to as melancholic depression. Read more about the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment here.
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Mental health helplines
Information about key groups that can help with mental health problems, including healthdirect partners and leading Australian health organisations.
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Depression in young people
Signs of depression in young people include changes in how they think, feel or behave, and physical changes. Get tips on how to seek help.
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