‘Hope vs. hopelessness’ – navigating mental health diagnoses in the time of coronavirus

Those with existing mental health diagnoses are at higher risk of suicide and those with lower-level anxiety or depression might see their symptoms worsen in a time of great stress and uncertainty

Together, a Brooksville couple left the world, provoking a debate about death and choice

Carl and Susan Chase, both in their mid-70s, detailed their rationale in a letter. An intense and uncomfortable conversation has followed.

Federal funds will boost Maine youth suicide prevention, including for tribes

Native American populations are among those targeted, and support will extend to broader programs across the state.

Proposed alternative to ‘red flag’ gun bill draws broad support

Both the original and a compromise proposal seek to keep firearms from people who pose a threat.

Maine Senate advances bill to allow assisted suicide for terminally ill patients

Thursday's 19-16 vote to approve the measure followed a similarly close vote in the House this week.

MSAD 52 to host suicide awareness, prevention talk Monday night

Mental health worker devastated to lose son to suicide

Death of man in Oxford Casino hotel ruled suicide

Suicide survivors help create a community of healing

Report: Suicide rates rise sharply across the U.S.