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How LCMHS Reduced Suicides — A Model for Rural Communities

Since adopting the Zero Suicide framework in 2015, Lamoille County Mental Health Services (LCMHS) has made measurable progress in suicide prevention within its rural Vermont community.

Implementing or Supporting Zero Suicide? Your Organization is Free to Join EDC's Growing Registry!

Join the Zero Suicide Registry to highlight your organization’s commitment to safer suicide care and to connect with other implementers.

Zero Suicide Associate Director Barb Gay speaks on Safety with Nationwide

AMSR Approach Recognized for Suicide Prevention Effectiveness

AMSR added to the SPRC Best Practices Registry

Improving Suicide Care in Health & Behavioral Health Systems

Julie Goldstein Grumet Co-Authors New Paper on Advancing Suicide Care Policy for Youth

Julie Goldstein Grumet, Director of Zero Suicide at EDC, has co-authored a new article focused on strengthening the intersection of research and policy in suicide prevention for adolescents and young adults

New Article with Recommendations for Zero Suicide Implementation

Laurin Jozlin, Zero Suicide Senior Project Associate, shares her observations in new EDC blog.

Doctor’s Orders: Using a ‘Zero Suicide’ Approach to Reduce Suicides in Health Care Systems  

Zero Suicide Director Julie Goldstein Grumet is a guest on the "Accidental Experts" podcast

Zero Suicide Director Dr. Julie Goldstein Grumet joins Bryce Hamilton, LSCSW on the "Accidental Experts" podcast.

Zero Suicide Framework: A Systems Change Approach to Reducing Suicides in Correctional Settings  

Read more about the intersection of Zero Suicide and corrections settings in the newest EDC blog.