Publications
Older adults and suicide
People 65 years and older have a high risk of suicide. As the baby boomers approach the plus 65 age range, we may see an increase in suicide in years to come.
May 6, 2019Sexual minorities and suicide
Many LGB people have thought about or attempted suicide, and previous behaviours such as these are the most reliable indicators of future suicide risk.
May 6, 2019Transgender people and suicide
Trans people are at a greater risk for suicide as they are twice as likely to think about and attempt suicide than LGB people. Disponible en français.
May 6, 2019After a student suicide
This toolkit provides practical information to schools after a student has died by suicide.
April 10, 2019Transgender people and suicide
Transgender people have significantly higher instances of mental illness than the general population. They are also at a greater risk for suicide.
January 21, 2019Physician-Assisted Death/MAID and Suicide
What is the difference between Medical Assistance in Dying and Suicide?
December 7, 2018A Caring Conversation: What Suicide Prevention Can Look Like
In this editorial article, we explore the significant impact a simple caring conversation can have on a person considering suicide.
September 10, 2018You can help someone who is thinking about suicide
Anyone can have thoughts of suicide and anyone can help someone at risk of suicide. Learn how to help. Disponible en français.
September 10, 2018Sexual minorities and suicide prevention
Lesbian, gay and bisexual people are at a higher risk for suicide than heterosexual people. This is because they face unique stressors, including stress from being part of a minority group.
September 1, 2018Trauma and suicide
Trauma-informed care is holistic and can both prevent the individual from experiencing further trauma as well as help them recover from previous experiences. Disponible en français.
November 18, 2017