Learning how to correctly intervene for a person in crisis can save lives. While a person in crisis may not directly ask for help or be aware they are suffering a crisis, often their loved ones and close associates can take note of the symptoms and help. Below is a list of resources to guide you through crisis learning and support practices.

Question, Persuade, and Refer (QPR) Training:

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  Farmers Health Guide

  By taking a few minutes of your time to train in QPR you can be a support to any person in crisis.

• National Alliance on Mental Illness

Family Planning:

• Family planning can help you have control over 
  • • Maternal health
    • Fertility
    • Financial resources
    • Child survival
    • Time management
    • Career opportunities
• For information on family planning visit:
  • Ag Wellness

Stress Management Coping Strategies:

• Learning healthy strategies to effectively cope with stress can reduce the likelihood of a mental health crisis. For coping strategies visit:
  • CDC Coping with Stress Tips

Addiction Awareness:

• If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, please visit
  • Huntsman Addiction Recovery Services

 

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