Suicide Prevention & Stress Management in Uncertain Times: Essential for Every Workplace
- jbennett311
- May 22
- 2 min read

When stress hits, it doesn’t knock politely. It shows up in missed deadlines, disengaged teams, quiet burnout, and—if left unchecked—crisis situations no one feels prepared to handle.
The truth is, mental health is a workplace issue. Whether you’re leading a corporate team, a school, a healthcare agency, or a nonprofit, your people are navigating unprecedented levels of stress and uncertainty. Ignoring it? That’s not just risky—it’s costly.
But the solution isn’t complicated. With the right tools, you can create a safer, more supportive work environment where people feel seen, valued, and empowered to get help when they need it.
Why Suicide Prevention & Stress Management Training Matters
✔ Suicide remains the 2nd leading cause of death for ages 10-34. This isn’t just a statistic—it’s a wake-up call for every workplace that engages with youth, young adults, and stressed employees.
✔ Economic instability, social stress, and workplace pressure compound mental health challenges. Burnout isn’t just a personal problem—it’s an organizational one.
✔ Empowered teams = safer workplaces. When employees know how to recognize warning signs and offer support, everyone benefits.
How We Can Help
We don’t believe in checking a box. Our approach focuses on giving your team practical, usable tools they can apply in real-time:
🔹 QPR Gatekeeper Training - Teaches how to Question directly, Persuade someone to seek help, and Refer them to professional resources. In just 90 minutes, your team learns how to spot warning signs and respond confidently.
🔹 Stress Management Workshops - Real-world strategies for managing stress at work. From simple breathing exercises to time management techniques and boundary-setting practices, we equip teams with tools to stay resilient.
🔹 Leadership Support for Psychological Safety - We coach leaders on how to create safe, open environments where mental health conversations are normalized—not stigmatized.
A School District’s Success
One Florida school district partnered with Hyman Consulting for QPR Gatekeeper Training after noticing rising mental health concerns among students and staff. The result?
They launched peer support circles where teachers could share concerns and resources.
Staff reported a significant increase in confidence when addressing mental health issues.
The initiative also improved team cohesion—teachers felt less isolated and more connected.
In six months, what started as a training session evolved into a cultural shift toward proactive mental health support.
The Bottom Line
You can’t always predict who’s struggling. But you can prepare your team to recognize the signs, offer support, and save lives.Proactive training doesn’t just change outcomes—it changes culture.
📩 Bring QPR and stress management to your organization today. Contact us at info@hymanconsulting.com or visit www.hymanconsulting.com to schedule a session.
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