Good, BUT
This is a fine app. I like how it aligns with the Stanley Brown safety plan used by some mental health centers, BUT I wish it had another category of “Reasons To Live.” Other safety plan apps have this and it is very important in situations when someone has a strong reason to not want to live. Please add.
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Pretty solid
A king women lead me to this app and I can confidently say that it helped me.
Works fine (Oct 2018)
I just downloaded the app, and created an account. No problems so far. Next, I made a safety plan, and shared it. The plan was received by the intended recipient.
I’ll recommend this app to colleagues and clients.
I’ll recommend this app to colleagues and clients.
Won't let me make an account
I've tried several times to create an account, using different passwords, emails, and connecting to Facebook, but none of them work. It just says there's an app error. Plus, the interface is completely outdated.
Terrible, dysfunctional interface
This application isn't clear on how to use it. Furthermore, sometimes trying to edit a line results in the keyboard not showing up and the whole screen going blue. Horribly executed.
Dr M Rowett
Great idea and should be really easy to use. It will work well if people can sit with a friend/family member/healthcare professional and come up with a robust and realistic crisis plan. Can we have a version with UK emergency numbers please?
Great Tool for Suicidal Patients
As a professional in the advocacy, destigmatization, and suicide prevention field (who had also personally experienced suicidality) I think it's a very helpful and beneficial app. Only thing that came to mind is adding The Trevor Project to Step 5, as it's specialized hotline staffers are better equipped to help LGBTQ youth in distress.
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