New Hampshire Suicide Rate Statistics
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NEW HAMPSHIRE SUICIDE PREVENTION
An important goal of the federal government’s National Strategy for Suicide Prevention (Goal 7), as well as the New Hampshire Suicide Prevention Plan, is to ensure community and clinical health care providers are trained in evidence-based suicide-specific assessments, management and delivery of effective clinical care.
Suicide Rates in New Hampshire
New Hampshire is ranked 26th in the nation for its high suicide rate. Throughout the state of New Hampshire, suicide is the:
- 2nd leading cause of death for ages 10-24
- 2nd leading cause of death for ages 25-34
- 3rd leading cause of death for ages 35-44
- 4th leading cause of death for ages 45-54
- 7th leading cause of death for ages 55-64
- 17th leading cause of death for ages 65+
Overall, suicide is the 9th leading cause of death in New Hampshire.
More than 6 times as many people died by suicide in 2019 than in alcohol related motor vehicle accidents.
57.12% of communities did not have enough mental health providers to serve residents in 2021, according to federal guidelines.
Sources: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) & Suicide Awareness Voices of Education (SAVE)
THE CAMS SUICIDE PREVENTION ASSESSMENT, INTERVENTION & TREATMENT IS BACKED BY 30 YEARS OF ON-GOING CLINICAL RESEARCH
HOW CAMS-CARE ADDRESSES MENTAL HEALTH IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
The CAMS Framework has been proven through multiple randomized clinical trials to be the best assessment, intervention and treatment to reduce suicide ideation. Mental health professionals have reported that the CAMS Framework has given them a way to confidently treat suicidal patients effectively in only 6-8 sessions. And, more importantly, patients have reported that they like using the CAMS Framework. It is recommended by such groups as the Zero Suicide Initiative, the Center for Disease Control (CDC), and the Sentinel Event Alert (PDF) by the Joint Commission.
While it is important that communities learn how to identify the signs of suicide risk, it is crucial to have a network of healthcare providers in place and trained in evidence-base suicide-specific treatment to whom people identified as suicidal may be immediately referred.
CAMS-care offers several training options to meet various learning styles and budgets. The CAMS treatment is available via online training, in-person role-play training, consultation calls, ZOOM training, and more.
Learn more about how CAMS addresses mental health. Find a CAMS Trained clinician in New Hampshire.
NEW HAMPSHIRE CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
Below are the current requirements from this state for CE credits.
New Hampshire Social Workers Are Required to Take Up to 40 CE Credit Hours Every Two Years
Counselors Need 40 CE Credit Hours Every 2 Years in New Hampshire
Psychologists in New Hampshire Need 40 CE Credit Hours Every Two Years
Model Bill to Effectively Reduce the Suicide Rate in New Hampshire
While training communities to identify the signs of suicide risk is important, it is not enough to effectively reduce the suicide rate. Legislation must be passed that requires all mental health professionals and primary care physicians to receive training in evidence-based, assessment, management, intervention, and treatment of suicide risk. Because, everyone deserves a life worth living.
CAMS-CARE PRODUCTS
CAMS-care offers training courses and materials for individuals and organizations. Our products allow professionals to earn CE credits to meet your state’s CE requirements:
The CAMS proven framework is introduced in Dr. Jobes book, “Managing Suicidal Risk: A Collaborative Approach“. The current edition includes evidence data from decades worth of extensive research and has a greater emphasis on how to implement CAMS in clinical settings. You may earn 6 CE credits after reading the book and passing the CE test.
CAMS-care offers engaging video training opportunities that gives professionals to earn 1 – 3 CE credits. We’ve offer training in addressing malpractice and ethical liability when working with suicidal patients, tips suggestions for working with difficult patients, and treating suicide risk with children and adolescents.
We also provide online and on-site Role-Play Training, Consultation Calls, and host Education Days for more hands-on approaches to the CAMS framework.