Depression, Stress, Anxiety Possible Factors for Suicide Among Students

Published October 14, 2013

Depression, stress, anxiety possible factors for suicide among students
… p.m. Monday through Friday. Students in crisis are accepted on a walk-in basis or can call 817-257-7863 to schedule an appointment. Crisis counselors are available to talk 24/7 by calling the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK … Read more on TCU 360

BC: Rape hoax student to face 'appropriate disciplinary sanctions'
The posting was made on “Boston College Confessions,” a disturbing Facebook page where students unload about depression, failed relationships, bathroom decorum and eating disorders — and which, Chebator stressed, “is not, in any way, affiliated with … Read more on Boston Herald (blog)

Communication is key to suicide awareness and prevention
The suicide hotline for individuals in need of help is 1-800-273-8255 and it is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Individuals 18 and under who need to talk to a crisis counselor can call 1-866-791-9227. Individuals 18 and up can speak to a … Read more on State Gazette

self-harm advice
an anon requested a self harm advice video, I really hope this helps, I love you all and you’re not alone, stay strong kittens. HOTLINES: Depression Hotline:…