Emotional Crisis Assistance

Suicidal Behavior

Help is available in the Fort Campbell community for Soldiers, family members and leaders who may be facing crises. Suicide is a tragic and preventable loss, causing untold grief to loved ones and units. If you or a loved one are in need of assistance because of financial difficulties, relationship stress, work-related issues or any other concerns, the Army has resources in place to assist you.

The Army sees suicide prevention as the responsibility of the entire U.S. Army community. Each of us, as fellow Soldiers, family members, and friends, is responsible for encouraging those who are troubled to seek help while their problems are still small, before they affect their relationships, work performance, career, mental health, or desire to live. Watching out for each other helps keep us ready to serve. The following information is designed to inform you of specific issues regarding suicidal behavior, what to do about it, and available resources to help you or your Soldier be as mentally healthy and resilient as possible, decreasing the likelihood of suicidal behavior.

Help is available. Please reach out.

Suicide Buddy Poster

Where to Turn

• Chain of Command
• Unit Chaplain
• Mental Health Clinic
• Emergency Room
• Staff Duty
• www.militaryonesource.com 1-800-342-9647
• http://www.armyg1.army.mil/hr/suicide.asp

Downloads / Resources

Suicide Risk Questionaire

Suicide Prevention
Leaders Guide

Suicide Prevention Manual
For Soldiers

Suicide Prevention 2007

Are You at Risk? Call 270-798-CARE