For many individuals who do not struggle with their mental health, the concept of taking one’s own life can be hard to comprehend. Those...

While we know caregivers have higher levels of stress and are more prone to depression than non-caregivers, we also know that the thing...

Becoming homeless, or fearing homelessness, is a terrible situation to be in. No matter how unavoidable the situation that led to this...

& the direct relation to Veteran and armed forces members' suicide prevention There are over 4 million Americans with at least one parent...

When it comes to discussing suicide with someone you're worried about, being direct is key. Instead of tiptoeing around the issue, asking...

Medications and household cleaners are common items found in almost every home, yet they can pose serious risks if not stored properly,...

Feeling like something is brewing inside, waiting to erupt when you're alone, can be daunting. If you believe it is not safe to be alone,...

Are you worried that someone you know might be grappling with suicidal thoughts, but unsure how to confirm, communicate, or provide...

When someone in your home, whether yourself or someone you know and love, is experiencing mental health concerns like suicidal thoughts,...

Whether the boss man is giving you grief or Mr. Murphy is giving you one problem after another, the bills need paying and the car won't...

There are many signs and clues that an individual may be experiencing suicidal thoughts. Some of these include changes in behavior and...

As a loving family member or friend of a Veteran, your role in supporting their mental health is invaluable. The following guide provides...

Grief is a complex and universal experience that extends beyond the realm of death and dying. Loss can be in relation to a job, a title,...

As November unfolds, it holds a special place in our hearts here at NCHP as Veterans and Military Family Month. This month goes beyond...