The Teen
Warrior Box
The Teen Warrior Box: Zero Youth Suicide Edition
Awareness is not enough to save lives; Certification and Training is!
It's time to do more than just recognize that we have a problem with teen suicide and suicidal ideation. It's time to equip our youth with the tools they need to be lifesavers. Order your Teen Warrior Box today and gain immediate access to the virtual QPR Training.
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Why Awareness Is Not Enough!!​
You may be aware that someone is drowning, but your awareness is futile if you can't swim. The same principle applies to the current methods to combat youth suicide. Awareness campaigns, though vital, are not the complete solution. The best way to save lives - our youth need more than awareness; they need actionable skills, resources, and certification.
We are not only Empowering Teens; We are Empowering Entire Families!
By empowering parents with the necessary tools and resources, the box helps to break down the barriers to communication around mental health, making it easier for families to have important conversations that could ultimately save lives.
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QPR Live Certification,
Suicide Prevention & Recognition
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Teen Warrior T-Shirt
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Our Mascot: Shadow the Husky
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Teen Workbook: Happiness
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Coping & Resilience Online Course
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QPR Certification for the family (4)
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Parent/Teen Communication Cards
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Parent/Guardian Online Course:
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No more fear!
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Get all this for a small investment of $77, and $10 of this purchase will go to fund the Zero Youth Suicide Campaign!
Pre-order Now!
Shipping Nov 1, 2023
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Monthly Newsletter with tips, conversation cards, and more to keep the communication going between teens and parents.
Suicide is The
2nd Leading Cause
of Death in
10 - 15 Year Olds
18.9% of High School Kids Seriously Thought About Suicide Last Year!
16.5 Deaths
Per Day from
Suicide in
15-24 Year Olds
This is Why We Train. To Conquer These Thoughts And To Help You Have The Courage to Ask The Question!
Ask The Question, Save a Life!
"People talking about suicide create fear and anxiety in us."
"When someone threatens suicide, the most natural reaction is fear. Fear leads to denial."
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"Sometimes, to convince ourselves we didn’t hear what we heard, we deny the warning signs of suicide by believing the old myth that “people who talk about suicide don’t do it” or that the person is only seeking attention."
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"Fear, denial, shock, anger: These are some of the expected and ordinary reactions to someone whose behavior or words suggest to us they want to kill themselves. Effective QPR means controlling, recognizing, and accepting these emotions while we try to help."