Understanding Suicide

Man with mask College students are in a state of life transition and can be overwhelmed with new opportunities and new responsibilities. Lifestyle changes, such as sleep deprivation and substance abuse, can contribute to suicidal behavior.

College Suicide Statistics

Suicide is the second leading cause of death among college-age students in the United States.
On average, there are 1,100 suicides by U.S. college students each year, equivalent to three per day.
Young men aged 20-24 are twice as likely to commit suicide compared to young women.
It's estimated that 6% of undergraduates and 4% of graduate students seriously consider attempting suicide annually.

Suicide Prevention Access Support Recognizing Warning Signs

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Contact

Local: 423.323.3191
Toll-Free: 800.836.7822

Address

2425 Highway 75
PO Box 246
Blountville, Tennessee
37617-0246

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