Trigger warning: This article references suicide and may be emotionally challenging. Please pay close attention to the resources offered in this article should you need support.
“Suicide prevention is a responsibility we all share.” — Jeni Olsen
Every September, communities across the country observe Suicide Prevention Month — a time to reflect on lives lost to suicide, support survivors and strengthen resources for folks in crisis. Here in Napa County, this month carries deep meaning. It’s a time when our community pauses to remember those we’ve lost, uplift those who are struggling, and recognize the important work being done to reduce suicide and build a culture of connection and care…