Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: Supporting Schools, Students, and Families

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a vital time to shine a light on the importance of mental health, early intervention, and community care. For schools, this month serves as a reminder that students face unique pressures—academic, social, and personal—that can sometimes feel overwhelming. Creating safe spaces where young people feel seen, heard, and supported is more important than ever.

At My Mental Health University, we provide training and workshops tailored for teachers, staff, and parents to better recognize warning signs, respond with compassion, and connect students to appropriate support. Our sessions cover practical strategies like building open communication, fostering resilience, and strengthening school-family partnerships.

When schools and families work together, prevention becomes powerful. This month—and every month—we stand committed to equipping educators and caregivers with tools to save lives and promote hope.

📧 To learn more about bringing Suicide Prevention Awareness trainings to your school community, contact us at hello@mymhuniversity.com.

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