Resources

Crisis counseling services and supportive resources in the Flagstaff area:

• Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Call, text or chat by dialing 988
• Arizona Crisis Line: 844-534-4673
• The Guidance Center: 928-527-1899
• Flagstaff Medical Center (FMC) Behavioral Health Services: 928-213-6300
• Sacred Peaks Health Center West: 928-635-7575
• Native Americans for Community Action: 928-526-2968
• Northland Family Help Center: 928-527-1700
• Victim Witness of Coconino County: 928-679-7770

Crisis counseling services and supportive resources outside of the Flagstaff area:

• Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Call, text or chat by dialing 988
• Arizona Crisis Line: 844-534-4673
• Victim Witness: Phoenix: 800-800-2570, Tucson: 888-565-0631
• Cenpatico (all southern Arizona counties) 866-495-6735
• Mercy Maricopa (Phoenix) 800- 631-1314

Suicide Prevention Lifeline
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Native Americans for Community Action, Inc. (NACA): Reach Ur Life Program

Coconino County Mental Health and Wellbeing Resource List

Crisis Response Network

The Guidance Center

Mental Health America of Arizona

Suicide Prevention Resource Center

Centers for Disease Control – Suicide Prevention

Mental Health First Aid – offers virtual suicide intervention training

Videos:

The Kevin Hines Story

Motivational speaker and Golden Gate jump suicide survivor shares the story of his attempted suicide, survival, and recovery to become a suicide prevention advocate and champion for mental health.

How to Start a Conversation About Suicide

In this TED Talk, Jeremy Forbes provides useful tips on beginning a conversation about suicide.

Teen Suicide Prevention

This engaging, brief video produced by the Mayo Clinic offers concise language for parents on what to say (and not say) to keep teens safe.

Flagstaff Community Resource Guide

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