September has been nationally recognized as Suicide Prevention Month since 2008. Throughout September, mental health advocates, survivors and professionals come together to push for advocacy for suicide prevention. “It’s important to talk about these kinds of things, and having an entire month dedicated to this cause is very necessary,” Valery Quintana, a psychology major at WSC, said. “Every single aspect of suicide needs to be looked at,” Qu…
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