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Mental Health Support - Call 988 for Immediate Help
Mental Health Support
Call 988
for Immediate Help
Call 988
for Immediate Help
Innovative, human-centered wellbeing services.
Some of the many services available:
How can Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Help? Often life has so many stressors and problems we don’t know where to start.
The EAP counselor can sit down with you and help:
Identify and define stressors and problems
Prioritize concerns in terms of immediacy and severity
Develop an action plan and problem-solve
Help facilitate referrals as needed
Identify resources within your community
Provide support and motivation
How do I know when I need to use the EAP?
You tried various solutions, and none seem to work.
The situation is affecting your work and your relationship with others.
You are preoccupied with the problem
You know something is wrong, but you can’t seem to identify the nature of the problem.
You are having physical signs of stress including headaches, upset stomach, insomnia, etc..
You need an objective point of view about a problem.
Contact Canopy: Call: 800-433-2320 Text: 503-850-7721 Email: info@canopywell.com
FREE & CONFIDENTIAL 24/7/365
If you have questions, please feel free to contact your Local or the District Council: Local 155 at 208-529-0191 Local 483 at 503-239-5676 Local 737 at 541-801-2209 Oregon & S. Idaho District Council of Laborers at 503-760-2933
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SUICIDE PREVENTION TIPS
YOU CAN DO THIS! HELP PREVENT A SUICIDE.
SUICIDE PREVENTION TIPS YOU CAN DO THIS! HELP PREVENT A SUICIDE.
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LOOK FOR SIGNS
Talking, joking about death; researching ways to die.
Hopelessness, depression, anxiety, significant loss or shame; sleep or appetite issues.
Isolation, withdrawing from friends & favorite a...More
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EMPATHIZE & LISTEN
Offer compassion, not advice. Avoid judgment. Accept their perception as their reality.
Summarize what you heard: “So, you’re feeling...(alone, hopeless). This sounds overwhelming.”
Acknowle...More
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ASK DIRECTLY
Asking about suicide will NOT plant the idea in someone’s mind.
If you see multiple troubling signs, ask directly about suicide.
Ask calmly, in a straightforward way: “Are you thinking about...More
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REMOVE THE DANGERS
If they say yes, ask “Do you have a plan?” “Do you have a way to carry out your plan?”
Putting time & distance between someone at risk for suicide & lethal means can save a life.
Remove or l...More
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NEXT STEPS
Together, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or other resources below.
If they don’t agree to stay safe, stay with them as long as it is safe for you.
Some community members aren’...More
Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800.273.8255 For Veterans Press 1 For Spanish Press 2 Crisis Text Line text ‘HEAL’ to 741741 Washington Listens 833.681.0211
Recovery Helpline 866.789.1511 Trans Lifeline 877.565.8860 Trevor Project - LGBTQ 866.488.7386 or text ‘START’ to 678678








