Download document: Safety Plan for when you're feeling suicidal
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A safety plan is a tool for helping you navigate suicidal feelings and urges.
Complete this safety plan to remind yourself of things you can do to stay safe if you’re thinking about harming yourself.
You can:
Try to complete this when you’re OK, so it’s ready if you need it when you’re not.
If you're worried about someone else, read our advice on supporting someone with suicidal thoughts
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Think about the people who can help if you find yourself struggling to cope. Save their number or email on your safety plan so you can get in touch with them quickly and easily.
Even if you don’t have family or friends close by, you are never alone. Samaritans volunteers are here for you every day of the year, round the clock.
Think about the things you love, the things you look forward to, or anything else that makes you feel hopeful.
If you need inspiration, read some of our stories of hope.
Warning signs are things you can recognise that mean you might be at risk of harming yourself.
These could include:
When you’re at risk of harming yourself, it’s a good idea to make it as hard as possible for yourself to do so.
Think about what you could do to make your environment safer. This could include:
Save your plan somewhere you can easily find it when you need it.
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