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Coleman Cares – Let Us Listen

You might feel invisible or misunderstood by others. While only you understand how you feel – you are not alone.

Mental health struggles? Trying to overcome substance use? Struggling to find stable housing? Or can’t secure employment? For over 40 years, the caring professionals at Coleman have worked with individuals to take steps towards a brighter future.

Suicide is not the answer. We want to listen. We want to help.

See someone struggling?

It’s important for you to recognize warning signs that are common among people considering suicide and self-harm.

Major Mood Changes

Notice if you are – or someone you know is – experiencing extreme changes in mood or behavior – feeling deeply irritable, unhappy, depressed or staying removed from friends and family.

Poor Performance

Plunging poor grades in school. Withdrawn, antisocial behavior at work, home or in other activities – all are warning signs.

High-Risk Behaviors

Excessive use of drugs, alcohol or other substances. Practice of dangerous, careless, violent and other risky behavior.

Extreme Lack of Focus

Look for problems with concentration and changes in energy level, appetite or sleep schedule.

Hopelessness

Do you – someone you know – often say you feel hopeless or don’t want to be alive anymore?

Self-Harm

Cutting and burning oneself are two examples of self-inflicted violence.

History

Take into consideration where there is a family or personal history with depression, anxiety, substance use disorder and other behavioral health conditions.

What to Do

If you see these signs, know there are caring professionals who want to help. Contact us anytime. A brighter future beings with help from experienced clinicians at Coleman.

Important Numbers to Know

For those considering suicide, the feeling is often one of loneliness or exclusion. What’s surprising is just how many people this condition affects.

Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States

Americans died by suicide in 2020

Estimated suicide attempts in 2020

Americans die by suicide every day

Coleman operates 24/7 hotlines in each of our regional locations, listed below. Click or dial the phone numbers below to speak with a professional and get help now.

National Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255 | Or Text HOME to 741741

Allen County

1-800-567-4673

Auglaize County

1-800-567-4673

Hardin County

1-800-567-4673

Jefferson County

740-996-7127

Mahoning County

330-744-2991

Portage County

1-877-796-3555

Stark County

 330-452-6000

Summit County

1-877-796-3555

Trumbull County

330-392-1100

Thanks to Our Partners

This message was made possible by a grant from SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) and the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction. Grant #6H79SM080299-02M002.

How Your Healing Journey Begins

Coleman believes that people who receive health and behavioral health care can prevent the condition that lead to death by suicide. Your healing journey begins by reaching out Coleman.

Janet’s Story

“She believed she could, so she did.”