More than 1 million people receive help by calling the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline each year. Evaluations show that most callers who were in crisis report decreased feelings of distress and hopelessness and fewer thoughts about suicide as a result of their calls. However, evaluations also show that 43 percent of callers contemplating suicide had recurring thoughts about killing themselves in the weeks after a call, yet fewer than a quarter of them had seen a behavioral health care provider even four to six weeks following their crisis call. SAMHSA’s Cooperative Agreements for the National...