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Safety Plan & Warning Signs

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Do Not Negotiate Who You Are

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Recognizing Warning
Signs and Creating Safety Plans



Learn how to identify warning signs and create a personal safety plan.

Recognizing
Be vigilant for significant shifts in behavior or mood, such as withdrawal, despair, or statements indicating a sense of hopelessness. These can be critical signs of suicidal thoughts.
Creating
Pay attention to significant changes in behavior, such as withdrawal from social activities, mood swings, or increased substance use. These can be indicators of inner turmoil.
Encourage Professional Support
Gently suggest seeking help from mental health professionals and offer to assist in finding resources or setting up appointments. Professional guidance is crucial in these situations
Maintain Support


Regularly check in and show that you care. Your ongoing support can provide a sense of stability and understanding, which is vital during difficult times

Recognizing Warning
Signs



Learn how to identify warning signs and create a personal safety plan to keep kids safe.
Recognizing
Be vigilant for significant shifts in behavior or mood, such as withdrawal, despair, or statements indicating a sense of hopelessness. These can be critical signs of suicidal thoughts.
Creating
Pay attention to significant changes in behavior, such as withdrawal from social activities, mood swings, or increased substance use. These can be indicators of inner turmoil.
Encourage Professional Support
Gently suggest seeking help from mental health professionals and offer to assist in finding resources or setting up appointments. Professional guidance is crucial in these situations
Maintain Support


Regularly check in and show that you care. Your ongoing support can provide a sense of stability and understanding, which is vital during difficult times

Empowering Steps for Protection and Peace of Mind

Creating a Safety Plan

A safety plan is a personalized, practical plan that can help you avoid crisis situations and maintain your mental well-being. Here’s how to create one:
Acknowledge the Need for Help
Recognize when you’re struggling and be proactive in reaching out for support.
Understand Your Stress
Understand what activates your distress – be it certain thoughts, moods, situations, behaviors, or stimulants.
Secure Your Environment
Ensure your home or environment is safe and free from items that could harm you
Surround Yourself with Positivity
Choose to be around positive influences and environments that uplift your spirit.
Remember What Matters Most
Make a list of things and people that are important to you; this can be a powerful reminder during tough times.
Seek Immediate Support
If you feel overwhelmed, call, text, or find someone. Avoid being alone when you’re in distress.
Distract Yourself Constructively
Have a list of social places or activities that can provide a healthy distraction from your crisis.
Keep Important Contacts Handy
Maintain a list of names, contact information, and preferred ways to reach out to them.
Open Up About Your Feelings
Don’t hesitate to talk about how you’re feeling. Expressing your emotions is a crucial step in managing them.
Affirm Your Worth
Remind yourself, especially in tough moments, that you are loved more than you might feel right now.
Remember, You Are Not Alone
No matter how isolated you feel, there are people who care and resources available to help.
Be Honest with Yourself
Acknowledge your feelings and experiences as valid and deserving of attention and care.

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