Suicide Prevention Community Council of Hamilton

Suicide Prevention

Community Council of Hamilton


Making Hamilton a Suicide-Safer Community
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A Family Guide to Understanding Suicide

April 2, 2015 ccma

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A Family Guide to Understanding Suicide Booklet

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Hiding in plain sight: Men’s Mental Health thischangedmypractice.com/mens-mental-health
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Hiding in plain sight: men’s mental health | This Changed My Practice

It is well-known that men die on average 3-4 years before women – but why? We identified three main factors contributing to Years of Life Lost by men compared to women: cardiovascular disease, suicide, and motor vehicle accidents. As a psychologist, I was intrigued by the substantial contribution of…

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suicideTALK is a 90 min suicide awareness session. FREE to attend. Register at reception@pathemployment.com or call 905.528.6611 … See MoreSee Less

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Interested in ASIST training? Check out the sessions on Jan 23 & 24 or Apr 2 & 3. To register email tamaraleniew@gmail.com … See MoreSee Less

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SAVE THE DATE! Our 3nd Annual BowlAThon is on Sat Apr 25th at 12:30pm. Register as an individual or a team at spcch.org. … See MoreSee Less

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The Suicide Prevention
Community Council of Hamilton

c/o CMHA Hamilton
Canadian Mental Health Association, Hamilton
131 John St. S. Hamilton ON L8N 2C3

Email: info@spcch.org

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