September is Suicide Prevention Month: You Don’t Have to Go Through This Alone

Written by Erin M Randol, MSW, LCSW

September is Suicide Prevention Month. This month is about reminding people that mental health struggles are real, they’re heavy, and no one should have to carry them by themselves.

Suicidal thoughts often come from feeling hopeless, stuck, or like you’re a burden to others. If you’ve ever felt this way, please know: you are not alone, and help is available.

What You Can Do

  • Talk about it. Starting a conversation can take away some of the shame and silence.

  • Check on loved ones. Sometimes asking “how are you really doing?” opens the door for someone to share their pain.

  • Reach out for support. Professional help can give you tools and hope, even when it feels impossible to see a way forward.

How We Can Help

At Sunrise Therapy Services, we specialize in supporting people through heavy and dark days whether it’s depression, anxiety, postpartum struggles, trauma, or simply feeling overwhelmed. Therapy is a safe place to talk, find relief, and rebuild hope.

This Suicide Prevention Month, we want you to hear this clearly: your life matters. Your story matters. And help is only a call or click away.

If you or someone you love is struggling, please reach out. Our therapists are here to walk alongside you.

And if you are in immediate crisis, call or text 988 right away to connect with the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Watch our news interview about Suicide Prevention Awareness related to Women, Mom’s and Postpartum Mental Health

Reach out today for support, resources, and to connect with a therapist about establishing care.

Call, Email, or Schedule a Therapy Session with us today!

Erin M. Randol

My expertise is related to working with adult individuals who desire a stronger sense of self, an increased ability to self-soothe, and skills to safely feel a range of emotions. I work with clients who were taught in childhood to practice strong work ethic no matter what, that setting a boundary is being rude, and that dwelling on the past won’t do any good. I use EMDR and IFS therapies with clients to help process anxiety, emotional abuse, physical abuse, acute trauma events, complex traumas, childhood traumas, relationship issues, depression, family issues, grief and loss. My therapeutic lens is trauma-informed and client centered.

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