Thank you to Golf With Purpose for hosting the 2nd Annual “Buddy Up” Father’s Day Scramble golf tournament, which raised $1,500 in support of Centre for Suicide Prevention and the Buddy Up men’s suicide prevention campaign!
Centre for Suicide Prevention’s 5th annual Run for Life will take place from September 18-25, 2022. Join us on a journey from darkness into light to remember loved ones lost to suicide and raise awareness for suicide prevention. Register now! ...
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Between not wanting to live and not wanting to die – AtlanticAugust 5, 2022**Content warning – multiple methods mentioned** Jeffrey Ruoff, the author of this article, describes his experience ...
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Drug misuse and suicidal behaviour more common on the anniversary of a parent’s death – new research – The ConversationJuly 29, 2022New research has found that young people who have ...
Pictured from left: 2022 Buddy Up Trophy Winners Michael Mee and Angeline Arsenault from Schlumberger; Akash Asif and Mara Grunau from Centre for Suicide Prevention. In June 2022, Champions promoted authentic conversations among men and their buddies and raise awareness ...
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Mistrust lingers in Black communities amid 988 launch – APJuly 21, 2022Sitaniel Wimbley, director of the Mississippi chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, says that there is ...
World Suicide Prevention Day is coming up soon and we’re pleased to offer free ($1) workshops again this year! Please note: Participants will need a credit card to pay $1 for each of these workshops. If participants do not show ...
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! People considering suicide might show signs early on. Here’s what to watch for – CNNJuly 14, 2022Predicting who might attempt suicide is difficult, as Justin Baker, clinical director of ...
This is a summary of the latest significant Canadian () and international suicide research we collected in the past month: Mental Health Commission of Canada. (2022). Mental health and suicide prevention in men [Evidence brief]. mentalhealthcommision.caThis is a brief by[...]
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Why do so many American men die by suicide? – Big ThinkJuly 7, 2022In 2019 in the US, males accounted for 80% of suicides and 60% of males who ...
Subscribe to receive the weekly news roundup straight to your inbox! Featured:Buddy Up: Calgary Centre for Suicide Prevention campaign seeks to open the conversation surrounding men’s mental health – Calgary JournalJune 27, 2022Throughout the month of June, men’s health month, ...