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Did You Know?

Fact: The most at risk… 75% of suicides are men of working age, and elderly men have the highest suicide rate per demographic.  Between 2000-2009, there were 381 known child/teen deaths (ages 10-18) in Colorado.

Stop Suicide – Start Talking!

The Start Talking Network is a local organization based in Evergreen Colorado dedicated to helping people “be better” and preventing suicide.  We provide resources for emergency and non-emergency care, including connections to numerous local support groups.

We understand struggling with mental, physical and emotional challenges, affects people of all ages, genders, races and demographics.  We strive to provide the support necessary for those in need.  Tell a friend or family member.  Call one of our In-Network Care Providers.  Join a support group.  Just START TALKING!!!

You are not alone!

News & Events

April 30, 2012
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                Join Us for our 3rd Annual "Give for Life" FEST to help prevent suicide in our community.  '6 Passes in 6 ...
March 17, 2012
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Our first "Be" League Texas Hold'em Poker League to help the community prevent suicide, was a huge success.  Games were held Aug-Dec with the final tournament on Jan 21st.  The prize pool giveaway was $3,287, ...
November 14, 2011
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            Join Us... "Be" League Poker   Texas Hold’em Games  held the 3rd Saturday of every month from February through ...
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Special Thanks to Boone Mountain Sports - Casey & Jennifer Boone!  They kindly involved the Start Talking Network in their Summer Concert Series and the Warren Miller film showing at Evergreen High School.  We appreciate ...
July 30, 2011
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2011 "Give for Life" FEST - Follow Up Thanks for joining us!  What a great event!  The run hosted 75 riders.  We raffled ...
July 6, 2011
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...Does this look like the smile of a man who took his life six months later? It’s still hard to believe. My name is Kimberly Karsell. I tragically and helplessly lost my dear sweet ...