Crisis Help for Healthcare Professionals

Are you a nurse or healthcare professional who is in crisis right now?

Now you can Reach for Resilience: Home - Reach for Resilience (reach4resiliencend.com)

For immediate assistance call the suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-8255 or text HOME to 741741.

The free and confidential, Reach for Resilience Program was created by healthcare workers for healthcare workers to respond to all pandemic-related challenges in our lives.

This program was developed through a partnership between the North Dakota Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Division and Sanford Health.

The resources available through the Reach for Resilience Program are:

• Behavioral Health Screening – you can check your symptoms through a variety of tools that can help you measure how you are doing:
  • Anxiety Screening
  • Depression Screening
  • PTSD Screening
  • Alcohol Screening
  • Drug Screening
• Self-Help – caring for others can be stressful – tools to help you focus on your own health include:
  • Anxiety Resources
  • Insomnia Resources
  • Someone Died in My Care Resources
  • General Self-Help Resources
  • Depression Resources
  • Substance Use Resources
  • I Know Someone in Crisis Resources
  • I’m Having Suicidal Thoughts Resources
  • Resources include information about helpful links, apps, podcasts, videos, and parenting
• Professional Help – get help finding a therapist as well as:
  • Getting Help with Anxiety, Depression, Grief, and Insomnia
  • Getting Help with Substance Use
• Resilience Publications - Newsletters provide information on a variety of topics for Healthcare Workers:
  • Resilience
  • Parenting
  • Holiday Stress, etc.
• Help for Organizations – employer tools become a resilient workplace to support their healthcare team:
  • Compassionate leadership
    • Grief Leadership During COVID-19
    • Grief & Loss in the Workplace
    • ADEC: COVID-19 Webinars
    • Supporting Staff
  • Buddy Checks
  • How Managers Can Help
  • Addressing Healthcare Worker Mental Health

If you are unable to find assistance through the resources found on the website, contact them at 701-365-4920.