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People who are in danger of taking their own lives may try to reach out to others - sometimes directly, sometimes indirectly. At-risk individuals rarely volunteer the information that they are thinking of harming themselves. See more information on how you can help.
If you are in need of immediate mental health help, there are many resources available to you. Find out how you can get help—including a list of numbers you can call and helpful websites to visit.
As the spouse of a firefighter or other emergency responder, you may notice warning signs that indicate your spouse may be struggling.
There are many resources available out there that offer easy access to help. We have compiled a list of links, tools, and articles that we have found to be helpful to those in need.
See our library of videos and other training resources that can assist first responders in learning more about behavioral health concerns in the fire service and how to prevent problems relating to mental fitness.
Your tools and apparatus need preventative maintenance. Is your body any different? Is your mind? Use these resources to discover what you and your crew can learn and do before help is needed.