How we can expand support paths in suicide prevention

OPINION — For many people, suicide is not a distant issue. More than 2 in 5 U.S. adults report personally knowing someone who died by suicide, so it’s important to foster more open conversations about mental health and to make supportive resources easier to access.

Mental-health struggles are not always easy to see. Someone may continue going to work, showing up for family or moving through their usual routine while carrying more than people around them realize. That is why small changes in behavior, mood or connection can be worth paying attention to, especially when something simply feels different. …

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