Youth Suicide Prevention and Intervention: Best Practices and Policy Implications

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This resource is part of the Suicide Prevention series of Early Intervention resources shared by Miami University’s Center for School-Based Mental Health Programs (CSBMHP) and the Ohio Mental Health Network for School Success (OMHNSS) as part of the Early Intervention Initiative (funded by the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services, grant #2200368, https://mha.ohio.gov/)