What causes suicide?
Simple answer
Extreme distress, isolation and a shift in belief, experienced at the same time.
Deeper understanding
Suicide prevention, rewritten
Simple answers that replace fear and uncertainty with a deeper understanding, confidence, and practical tools.
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Simple answers that lead to deeper understanding
Sometimes all you have the bandwidth for is a simple answer. When you're ready, the deeper understanding is here too.
01 Understand
Simple answer
No. Three factors put someone at the greatest risk. What's complex is our human experience.
Deeper understanding
People are at greatest risk when extreme distress, isolation and a shift in belief happen at once. Meaning, connection and contribution reduce the risk of crisis.
Read the guide02 Respond
Simple answer
Sit with them. Slow down, connect, and gently guide the next step.
Deeper understanding
The SIT Method (Slow down and create stability, Intentional communication, Transition to next steps) can be practiced every day, no crisis required.
Read the guide03 Thrive
Simple answer
Yes, and many of us already are. We just haven't learned to recognize it.
Deeper understanding
Tools like the Human Blueprint, the Thrive Checklist and the 5-Star Life help people grow from surviving into thriving, by choice, not by chance.
Read the guideWork with Jenny
This isn't about checking a box. It's real change you get to be part of: removing the fear around suicide and empowering people to thrive every day. Here's how to start.
Engaging, high-level sessions that open up the conversation about mental health and suicide and leave everyone with tools they can use the same day.
A deeper, more interactive experience for leaders and teams whose roles call for it, with practice, discussion and real situations from your workplace or community.
Calm, experienced support when it matters most, and help making sure the way you communicate builds safety and trust.
Also available: keynotes & speaking and continuing education for nurses.
Why this work matters to me
“My dad's death drove my need to understand suicide. Facing my own physical, mental and emotional health challenges helped me discover authentic healing. Almost losing my daughter to a mental health crisis taught me the importance of letting go of fear and living a life you love.”
Jenny Thrasher
Since losing her dad on June 2nd, 1999, Jenny has been dedicated to learning everything she could about suicide and what helps people heal. A former crisis counselor and public educator, author of Growing Through Grief, and creator of Thrive Education, she has taught in boardrooms, schools, churches and conferences across the US and around the world.
Read Jenny's storyWhat people say
“She gave us a new language to comfortably and effectively discuss mental health. The discussion around suicide is no longer an awkward topic for me, with my family or within my organization.”
“Jenny's content was both vulnerable and inviting. She created a safe space which allowed me to learn so much more about mental health, suicide and how to respond to someone in crisis.”
“An important and much needed training for anyone and everyone… such a groundbreaking approach.”
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