September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and as your partner, AllOne Health strives to provide you with meaningful resources and programs. Below are some of the ways AllOne Health can work directly with your organization in September and throughout the year.
Higher risk industries
Some professions are at a higher risk than others. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, industries including mining, construction, agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting report some of the highest suicide rates among U.S. workers, with transportation and warehousing also showing elevated rates. By understanding which demographics are at a higher risk, organizations can make informed decisions about what types of resources should be available throughout the year and how often the topic should be brought up.
Trainings and consultations to raise awareness for suicide prevention and support
AllOne Health has multiple ways to bring professionals and experts to your workplace and connect them with your team. Whether you prefer in-person or online, casual conversations or formal presentations, large group settings or individual coaching, we’ll partner with you to achieve your vision.
- Bringing a professional directly to your team. In-person or virtual trainings and live webinars led by clinicians and subject matter experts.
- Manager training and consultation. Preparation for managers to properly address and directly support employees.
- Postvention guidance. Guidance for leadership to support a grieving team in a way that is thoughtful, appropriate, and grounded.
- Critical Incident Response (CIR). On-the-ground clinical support from professionals trained specifically in trauma and crisis response.
- A direct line to your Account Manager. A dedicated partner in navigating high-risk situations and building tailored plans for your organization.
- 24/7 In the Moment Support. Access to live counselors and clinical support, available 24/7 for telephonic counseling. In-the-moment support can be requested by phone, through the AllOne Health App, or through the AllOne Health Member Portal.
Resources and Materials
Responding to Others in Distress Guide: A three-page guide walking through five steps for supporting someone in crisis: notice, ask, listen, respond, and follow up. The short, printable format makes it easy to share directly with managers.
Suicide Awareness & Prevention: Breaking the Silence, Building Support. An article about prevention at the individual, workplace, and community level, along with guidance on normalizing conversations and reducing stigma. Its breadth makes it a strong anchor piece to share broadly.
Mental Health Awareness in the Workplace Webinar: A recorded session covering how to recognize signs and symptoms of common mental health challenges, address stigma, and build a supportive environment while maintaining accountability. The webinar is particularly helpful if people would rather watch and listen to information.
We Are Here as Your Partner
Suicide prevention is not a topic that is comfortable to raise, and it does not need to be dramatic to be taken seriously. It requires steady, consistent partnership, and that is exactly what AllOne Health is here to provide.
For current clients looking for more personalized support to address this issue across your organization, reach out to your dedicated account manager to explore resources available.