Suicide Prevention
| Suicide is an act of despair, one of an absolute perception of isolation and loneliness. However, few people are truly isolated in their daily lives. |
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www.veteranscrisisline.net
MAJ Beth Nielsen
Suicide Prevention Program Manager
Call me: 615-313-0736
Email me
Crisis Centers in your area
Veteran Centers in Tennessee
Crisis Hotlines:
From inside the US - 1-800-342-9647
From outside the US, toll free - (country code) 800-342-9647
From outside the US, collect - 484-530-5908
TTY/TTD (hearing impaired) - 800-346-9188
En Espanol, Llame al: 1-877-888-0727
Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network, click here.
www.veteranscrisisline.net
1-800-273-TALK (8255)
www.af.mil/suicideprevention.asp
Wounded Soldier and Family Hotline
1-800-984-8523
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1-800-273-TALK (8255)
To speak with a Veterans Affairs (VA) counselor, press "1" after being connected.
As friends, family members, battle buddies, wingmen, commanders, senior NCOs,
even co-workers, there is a great deal we can be aware of and watch
for to help prevent suicide.
| Suicide Packet for Investigating Officers: ARNG 15-6 Policy Memo Army Regulation 15-6 Serious Incident Report Appointment Memo Shell Suicide Policy Investigation Amendment |
SIR examples for suicide attempts and threats: For Threats of Suicide For Attempted Suicide |
ACE Training No one can be responsible for another individual's feelings or their actions, but knowing the signs of a potential suicide can help put valuable resources into place to prevent it. |
Commanders and Supervisors TAG Policy Letter on Health Promotion, Risk Reduction, and Suicide Prevention |