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Knowledge is Power … Know the Signs

We’ve all heard the phrase, “knowledge is power.” When it comes to suicide, knowledge has the power to save a life. Part of our awareness campaign is to make sure every community member – young and old – can recognize

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Fighting Mental Health Stigma Starts with YOU

Problems come in all shapes and sizes — whether it’s pressure at home, issues at school, or feeling depressed or suicidal. No matter what it is you’re going through, it’s important to know that you don’t have to deal with these

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Fighting Mental Health Stigma Together

Part of making our community a better, friendlier place is making sure that everyone feels included, understood, and safe. And, one way we work to achieve this is by changing the way we think about – and talk about mental

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Logic Performing at 2018 Grammy Awards

Logic Performing at 2018 Grammy Awards
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Volunteering is Good for You…

Volunteering is Good for You…

According to recent studies, volunteering offers vital help to people in need, worthwhile causes, and the community, but the benefits can be even greater for you, the volunteer. Volunteering and helping others can help you reduce stress, combat depression, keep

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Got the Holiday Blues? It’s Normal!

Got the Holiday Blues? It’s Normal!

Holiday time – we’re supposed to feel happy! So, when we get a case of the holiday blues, we think, “there must be something wrong with me.” “It’s true that a lot of us walk around with a case of

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How YOU Can Help End Bullying on Long Island

How YOU Can Help End Bullying on Long Island

In honor of Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, Laura Campbell, the Crisis Center’s Community Education Coordinator, shares a three-way approach to increase awareness and promote positive steps to prevent bullying/cyber bullying: What Students Can Do When it comes to bullying/cyber bullying,

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A Message from Our Executive Director

Like you, Long Island Crisis Center is deeply troubled by the recent acts of racism, bigotry, and violence perpetrated by white nationalist and white supremacist hate groups. We strongly condemn these behaviors and beliefs as destructive, oppressive, and antithetical to

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How Can Volunteering at LICC Benefit Your Well-Being?

How Can Volunteering at LICC Benefit Your Well-Being?

According to several studies on volunteerism, those people who volunteer reap social, emotional and even physical benefits from their experiences. Volunteering… Boosts self-esteem because by helping others you’ll find a greater sense of self-worth and trust Expands your connections by

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The Results Are In: LICC Services Work!

With help from researchers at the State University of New York Oneonta (led by Michael Brown, Ph.D.), Long Island Crisis Center (LICC) has completed an innovative new study on the efficacy of its hotline and online crisis counseling programs. Until

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Crisis & Suicide Hotline:

If you or someone you know is in crisis or feeling suicidal, call our
24/7 hotline: (516) 679-1111 , or reach out to our Crisis Chat 7 days a week from 5pm-11pm.

The 988 Suicide and Crisis line is also available 24/7 at by dialing 988 or 1-800-273-8255.

If you or someone else is in any immediate danger, call 911 immediately and notify the relevant authorities.

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Bellmore, NY 11710

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