Two executives at behavioral health care companies discussed why it’s important for provider organizations to partner with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline during a panel at the Behavioral Health Tech conference.
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Ironically, the call center was the subject of an Oscar-winning 2013 film, "Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1."
Suicide rates in San Francisco are down by more than half ever since Bernard Mayes created the first suicide hotline in the city. “Thinking of ending it all? Call Bruce, PR1-0450, San Francisco Suicide Prevention.” That’s what the advertisement read, displayed on city buses in 1961 (Bruce being his pseudonym). According to close friend Matthew A. […]