You are not alone!
Call 9-1-1 if you are at Immediate Risk
- If you are: feeling desperate and hopeless, worried you might hurt yourself or someone else, having suicidal thoughts, or alone with no one to talk to.
- If you have: made a plan and the means to hurt yourself or someone else (e.g. pills or a weapon) or attempted suicide.
- If you are experiencing a serious medical problem such as chest pain, seizure, or bleeding.
Any of the above, call 9-1-1
Are you in crisis and want to talk to someone right now?
Suicide Crisis Hotline
The suicide crisis hotline is bilingual, trauma-informed, culturally respectful and available to anyone in Canada 24/7. Call or text 9-8-8
Parents and family
We understand that it can be difficult to navigate resources for your student when there are concerns for their mental health. In non-emergency situations, it remains the right and responsibility of the student to consent and engage in accessing supports. Your assistance in sharing resources can help get your student connected. Although it may be frustrating, privacy laws prevent Brock staff from providing you with an update on your student’s situation, unless it is an emergency.
