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Alive to Thrive

Prevent Teen Suicide Using Our Free Online Training

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Why Suicide Prevention?

A study of American Medical Association indicates that more than 75% of parents are unaware of suicidal ideation in their child. Meanwhile, The Centers of Disease Control has reported considerably elevated levels of suicidal ideation in younger adults associated with COVID-19. Whether or not you suspect depression or suicidal thoughts in your child, you can take steps to help prevent suicide in your child.  With Focus on the Family FREE online resource, Alive to Thrive, you’ll learn about issues that can lead to suicide, and we’ll teach you how to address them long before your child might ever entertain thoughts of ending his or her life. Click the link below to check it out and set aside some time to go through this life-saving training tool!

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The suicide rate among teen girls recently reached a forty-year high.1
3000+
On average, more than three thousand teens attempt suicide 
every day.
90%
Nine out of ten deaths by suicide have an underlying diagnosable mental health issue.2

A Unique Prevention Resource

Alive to Thrive takes a truly preventative approach.

You’ll learn about issues that can lead to suicide, and we’ll teach you how to address them long before your child might ever entertain thoughts of ending his or her life.
Coach and student suicide prevention training

Who is it For?

Any interested person or group will benefit from Alive to Thrive. Those in a positions of influence—such as parents, pastors, teachers, coaches, and teen leaders will find the content especially helpful.

How it Works

Alive to Thrive is a flexible learning experience designed for individuals and groups.
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Learn How to Help Prevent Teen Suicide