Teen Stress Hotlines
I know you are going through an extremely difficult time right now, but you do not have to go through your pain alone. Please find someone to talk to right away: a family member, a friend, a therapist, a member of your church or a doctor. Talking about your suicidal thoughts will help you feel less overwhelmed.
We are not a crisis hotline and do not provide medical advice, but there are people and resources out there that can help you get through this.
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From Our Sources
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Sleep Habits in Teens
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Suicide Prevention Hotlines and Resources
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