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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the safety plan template in the editor.
  2. Begin with Step 1: Identify warning signs that indicate a crisis may be developing. List your thoughts, images, moods, situations, or behaviors that signal distress.
  3. Move to Step 2: Document internal coping strategies. Write down activities you can engage in alone, such as relaxation techniques or physical exercises.
  4. In Step 3, list people and social settings that provide distraction. Include names and phone numbers of supportive individuals and places where you feel safe.
  5. Proceed to Step 4: Identify individuals you can ask for help. Record their names and contact information for easy access during a crisis.
  6. For Step 5, note professionals or agencies you can contact during a crisis. Include clinician names, emergency contacts, and local urgent care services.
  7. Finally, in Step 6, outline ways to make your environment safe by listing specific actions or changes needed.

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Main parts of a safety plan How to spot the signs that someone might be nearing crisis. Internal coping strategies to try. How to use friends and family to distract from suicidal thoughts. Writing down which friends and family can help them navigate a crisis. A list of mental health professionals and agencies to call.
A Safety Plan helps keep you safe during a crisis. It outlines your actions and support contacts, includes distraction techniques for when thoughts of suicide become overwhelming, ways to make your environment safer, who to contact when things get tough, and emergency steps.
6 Steps to Develop a Safety Plan Identify warning signs. Develop internal coping strategies. Identify people and social settings that provide distraction. Have a list of people you can ask for help. Make a list of professionals or agencies to contact during a crisis. How can I make my environment safe?
A safety plan from Child Protective Services (CPS) outlines steps to protect a childs welfare, often including specific conditions like who may be present in the home. It is a voluntary agreement to avoid removal of the child but can include restrictions on visitors or locations.
Yes. While this plan can be created on your own, working with a clinician or other mental health professional while building the safety plan can help you feel supported, add resources, and assist you in sticking to the plan.

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A safety plan is a set of steps you can take when you feel suicidal or are thinking about suicide. It includes your warning signs, coping strategies, and people to ask for support. You can write your own safety plan or use a free phone app. But its best to work with a therapist to make your plan.
The basic components of the safety plan include (1) recognizing warning signs that are proximal to an impending suicidal crisis; (2) identifying and employing internal coping strategies without needing to contact another person; (3) utilizing contacts with people as a means of distraction from suicidal thoughts and
In each of the previous situations, the following five strategies for safety planning are crucial: prevention, protection, notification, referral and emotional support.

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