Topics on this page
- Depression
- Suicidal thoughts
- Self-harm
- Hopelessness
- Inner emptiness
- Severe overwhelm
You are not alone. Help is available.
What you are feeling may be overwhelming. You do not have to face it alone. Accepting help is a sign of strength.
Find guidance for immediate danger, suicidal thoughts, self-harm and the next steps toward professional support.
For immediate danger, use the emergency numbers shown here. If the situation is not acute, contact medical, psychological or psychiatric services or a local crisis service.
Try not to stay alone. Tell someone you trust what is happening. If you cannot keep yourself safe, contact emergency services immediately or go to a psychiatric emergency department.
Take the urge seriously and seek support. Move to a safer place and try not to stay alone. For serious injuries or immediate danger, get medical help or call emergency services now.
You still deserve support even when there is no immediate danger. A doctor, psychotherapist, local crisis service, community mental health service or psychiatric clinic can be a place to start.
Take talk of suicide or self-harm seriously, listen calmly without judging and help the person reach professional support. If there is immediate danger, call emergency services.
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