The app offers information on recognizing suicide warning signs, asking about suicidal thoughts, responding, and referrals. It provides immediate connection to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and specific resources.
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Provide guidance on recognizing suicide warning signs and appropriate responses. Include do’s and don’ts for supporting someone in crisis. Offer direct access to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
Offers resources on mental health, suicide prevention, and bullying. Provides tools for emotional support and guidance. Includes information on making healthy life choices. Allows users to access crisis hotlines and support networks.
Create a with step-by-step guidance and share it with loved ones. Track mood changes and access calming audio tools. Receive crisis support resources and use the during emergencies.
Create a personalized support network of contacts to access via phone or text. Access campus and community mental health resources. Learn about suicide prevention and coping strategies. Share resources with friends or family.
Assess suicide risk using the C-SSRS tool with guided questions. Record responses and receive risk level feedback. Share results with healthcare providers. Access crisis resources and local mental health referrals. Track progress over time.
Connect with peers via secure voice, video, and text. Access mental health resources and wellness tools. Register as a user or Pathfinder to join the network. Pathfinders receive suicide prevention training and support materials.
Access anonymous self-assessments and connect with peer support. Find therapists and call crisis support with one touch. Get on-demand tools for critical incidents. View fitness, nutrition, and injury prevention resources.
Read personal health stories and access curated resources for conditions like ADHD and autism. Join peer support groups and engage in discussions about mental health, chronic illness, and caregiving.
Access for individuals and families through partnerships with state health departments. View, print, and share vaccination histories. Receive notifications for required updates and schedule appointments directly.
The app supports the T2COM Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) campaign plan. It promotes the CASCOM and Fort Lee Suicide Prevention Program Strategy to assist leaders in identifying and engaging individuals at risk.
Track mood and emotions with journaling and prompts. Record feelings and reflect on experiences. Receive encouragement and share quotes on social media. Access curated mental health blogs and podcast episodes. Set reminders for activities.
Provides access to resources and points of contact for users aware of or involved in high risk behaviors. Includes educational content on suicide prevention and sexual assault. Allows users to report incidents and access support services quickly.