Columbia Protocol vs Suicide Safety Plan Usage & Stats
The Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS), the most evidence-supported tool of its kind, is a simple series of questions that anyone can use anywhere in the world to help prevent suicide.
Disclaimer: If you are high risk, a further evaluation is indicated. For Low or Moderate answers, a mental health referral may be helpful or is provided.
Thank you to the sponsors that helped make this a possibility:
Blair County Department of Social Services
Community Care Behavioral Health
UPMC
Healthy Blair County Coalition
UPMC Altoona Foundation
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Suicidal thoughts can seem like they will last forever – but these thoughts and feelings pass with time. This app is designed to support those dealing with suicidal thoughts and help prevent suicide.
Having a plan in place that can help guide you through difficult moments can help you cope and keep you safe. A safety plan is designed so that you can start at the beginning and continue through the steps. You can customize your own warning signs that a crisis may be developing, coping strategies for dealing with suicidal urges, places for distraction, friends and family members you can reach out to, professionals you can call, methods of making your environment safe, and your own important reasons for living.
If following your safety plan is not enough to stem a suicidal crisis, then this app also contains an easy-to-access list of emergency resources so that help is just a tap away. For long-term recovery, we provide a thorough guide to dealing with suicidal thoughts.
This application is open source and we are looking for contributors! https://github.com/suicidesafetyplan/safetyplan-ios/
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Columbia Protocol VS. 
Suicide Safety PlanDecember 23, 2024