suicide

If you feel troubled or are worried about someone, maybe a friend or family member. Call this number. 800-273-8255 or text HELLO 208-398-4357. The national suicide prevention hotline is 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

One in five Idaho public school students have seriously considered suicide. This is beyond not OK. A new law that just passed could be the answer.

When you see a picture of his beautiful face followed by his mom's facebook post that reads, "Worst fear became a reality. He is gone. Details later. It's too painful. I love you son. R.I.P."

Walk to Fight Suicide at the Out of the Darkness Walk this Saturday

The Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline Needs Volunteers

If you are in crisis, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or contact the Crisis Text Line by texting TALK to 741-741.

The Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline is looking for volunteers to field crisis phone and text lines. They are in need of people for all shifts, especially evenings and weekends. The hotline team trains volunteers on how to become crisis phone workers, so if you don't have experience, that's OK...

The amount of calls and text messages made to the Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline is on the rise. It’s not only for people who may feel suicidal, but for anyone that needs some emotional support. This will put it in perspective. In O...

If you're suspicious that someone might have died in your house in the past, or that it might even have been a spot for a meth lab, there's a new website that will tell you for sure.  For a fee.

The story of Brittany Maynard has been making it's way around the web for the last few days.  I heard about it Monday, and it has been on my mind ever since.