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Resources for how to help someone who is suicidal | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Resources for how to help someone who is suicidal | Opinion

Jay Lowder shares the story of how an interruption in his life saved him from a suicide attempt.

Mental health resources are ready, available for University of Utah students - Vimarsana News

Mental health resources are ready, available for University of Utah students

Navigating a new chapter as an incoming college freshman or even a returning student can be overwhelming. At the University of Utah, mental health first responders are stationed at each residential building, ready to listen and provide support.

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Alex Boyé to headline 2nd concert addressing suicide prevention, mental health - Vimarsana News

Alex Boyé to headline 2nd concert addressing suicide prevention, mental health

Cache County will host Alex Boy\u00e9 for a free concert Monday, but his efforts are intended to help save a life.

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'We need you': Utah Gov. Cox pleads for Utahns to do more to prevent suicide - Vimarsana News

'We need you': Utah Gov. Cox pleads for Utahns to do more to prevent suicide

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox opened his monthly PBS Utah news conference on Thursday with a passionate plea to Utahns, especially as kids gear up to go back to school.

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Brigham City woman spends 5 days in car after going off 300-foot ravine, police say - Vimarsana News

Brigham City woman spends 5 days in car after going off 300-foot ravine, police say

A Brigham City woman who drove off 300-foot ravine, spent five days in her car and then crawled to the main road where she was found, is expected to recover, according to police.

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