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people come to our website because they are looking for personal
help.
If
someone asked you right now if you are having thoughts of
suicide, what would your honest answer be?
If
your answer is 'yes', this is probably a very difficult time
for you. You don't need to go through this alone. Help is
available.
This
website does not provide counselling. But you do have choices.
There are several things you could do right now:
- Reach
out to someone you trust and ask for help.
Tell them honestly how you feel, including your thoughts
of suicide.
- Call
Lifeline on 13 11 14 (within Australia). Our telephone
counsellors are trained in crisis support and suicide prevention
and may provide support and information.
- If
you are under 18 years of age call Kid’s Helpline
on 1800 55 1800 (within Australia).
- Look
up your local crisis support centre in your phone book.
- Contact
your local GP.
You
are not alone – there is help available
Thoughts of suicide occur to many people and for a range of
reasons. The most important thing to remember is that help
is available. Talking to someone is a good place to start,
even though it may seem difficult. Tell someone today!
More Information
about Suicide Prevention can be found at the following pages
on this website:
Is
someone you know at risk?
Where
can I get help?
Suicide
Prevention and Intervention Education Programs
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