A 2018 article from The SAGE Encyclopedia of Lifespan Human Development

A 2021 article from The SAGE Encyclopedia of Trans Studies

A 2022 article from The Gale Encyclopedia of Psychology

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"Conversations about the mental health and well-being of college students often underestimate the prevalence and impact of non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) in college settings." From the American Council on Education, 2019.

"Washingtonians share how they have been affected by suicide, and how the Forefront Suicide Prevention LEARN® steps have helped them." Five short videos.

An online article from The Jed Foundation, with information and linked resources

A 2023 Trends Report from the American Psychological Association

A podcast by Melissa Bottorff-Arey "Listen to conversations of loss and grief after suicide. This podcast is about surviving life after suicide loss which nothing short of a wasteland of the leftover pieces of your shattered heart. As the host, Melissa, a mother who lost her 21-year old son Alex to suicide in 2016, has real conversations with other loss survivors, healers and mental health experts. There are also shorter. solo episodes where she shares her own thoughts & experiences in this journey so far. She explores relevant topics and asks the hard questions we all need to talk about and hear answers to. Nothing is 'off limit' as she delves into all areas of this grief such as trauma, hope, healing, self-care, & stigma."

"A suicide prevention podcast. TEDx speaker, Leo Flowers has a Masters in Counseling/Psychology and is a stand-up comedian, so he knows exactly why he's depressed. Join him while he interviews other mental health experts, comedians and best-selling book authors as they destigmatize mental health and teach you how to thrive."

A podcast with Paula Fontenelle | "Here we will create a safe community to fight the stigma surrounding suicide. I will interview specialists, survivors, and individuals who have a story to tell. We will cover a variety of themes: grief, warning signs, risk factors, contagion, youth, and most importantly, what can be done to prevent suicide."

" With input from comedians, artists, friends and (some) doctors, Paul Gilmartin is on a mission to normalize what has for too long been stigmatized. He and his guests talk openly and honestly about the things that don’t get talked about in public, the struggles and pains and trauma of their own lives in order to bring to light the truth that the world is much more than black and white stories."

" With input from comedians, artists, friends and (some) doctors, Paul Gilmartin is on a mission to normalize what has for too long been stigmatized. He and his guests talk openly and honestly about the things that don’t get talked about in public, the struggles and pains and trauma of their own lives in order to bring to light the truth that the world is much more than black and white stories."