Crisis
Trends
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Crisis
Text Line releases trends and
data
What
is the Crisis Text Line?
What
are in the data?
Current
Monthly Trend Data for Oregon
Each category
below represents 100% of the texters for that particular
issue. The next five co-occurring issues are the ones
that are also most often discussed in that texting
session:
Anxiety/Stress
- Relationships, Bullying, Suicide, Isolation/Loneliness,
Self-harm.
Bullying
- Relationships, Suicide, Depression/sadness,
Anxiety/stress, Isolation/Loneliness
Depression/Sadness - Suicide, Relationships,
Anxiety/stress, Isolation/loneliness, Self-harm
Eating/Body Image - Suicide, Anxiety/stress
Emotional Abuse - Relationships, Depression/sadness,
Sexual Abuse, Suicide, Isolation/loneliness
Gender/Sexual Identify - Relationships,
Depression/sadness, Suicide, Anxiety/stress,
Isolation/loneliness
Grief - Depression/sadness, Relationships,
Suicide, Anxiety/stress, Isolation/loneliness
Isolation/Loneliness - Depression/sadness,
Relationships, Anxiety/stress, Suicide, Self-harm
Physical Abuse - Relationships, Sexual Abuse,
Suicide, Depression/sadness, Isolation/loneliness
Relationships - Depression/sadness,
Anxiety/stress, Suicide, Isolation/loneliness,
Self-harm
Self Harm -Depression/sadness, Suicide,
Relationship, Anxiety/stress, Isolation//loneliness
Sexual Abuse - Relationships, Suicide,
Depression/sadness, Anxiety/stress,
Isolation/loneliness
Substance Abuse -Relationships, Depression/stress,
Suicide, Anxiety/stress, Isolation/loneliness
Suicidal Thoughts - Depression/sadness,
Relationships, Anxiety/stress, Isolation/loneliness,
Self-harm
Third Party - Relationships, Suicide,
Anxiety/stress, Depressions/sadness, Self-harm
Looking at the
percentage of crisis texts that happen between 10pm and
4am, on some of these topics, is shocking. This is when
people can't sleep, especially youth.
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Issues: Crisis
Text Line,
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Services,
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741741,
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Crisis Text
Line releases trends and data
Crisis
Text Line is a service that
troubled teens can use to find help with suicidal thoughts,
depression, anxiety, and other issues via text messaging.
The long-term
goal is to anonymize and
encode these text messages so that researchers and
policy-makers could better understand something typically
kept private to the individuals.
Following through, the organization
recently released a look into their data and a sample of
encoded messages. (There’s a link to download the data
at the bottom of the page.)
The visual part of the release shows
the day and time text messages come in, the issue and the
co-occurring issues revealed during each texting session.
Groups , researchers and educational institutions can
develop a partnership with the organization and receive
considerably more information by state on the public
information provided at www.CrisisTrends.org.
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Text Line releases trends and data
(This article)
Source: flowingdata.com/2014/08/19/crisis-text-line-releases-trends-and-data/
When a young woman texted DoSomething.org
with a heartbreaking cry for help, the organization
responded by opening a nationwide Crisis Text Line for
people in pain. Millions of text messages later, the
organization is using the privacy and power of text
messaging to help people handle addiction, suicidal
thoughts, sexual abuse and more. But there's an even bigger
win: The anonymous data collected by text is teaching us
when crises are most likely to happen — and helping
schools and law enforcement to prepare for them by using
technology and data to help save lives.
Statistics show that."Only 5% of teens
are willing to call phone crisis lines, but
they're
more willing to text. Texting "SOS" to 741741 is a
way to text anonymously with a crisis counselor 24/7
Most data on mental health and crisis are survey data
collected after the fact. It’s people remembering. Data
harvested from Crisis Text Line calls are people in their
greatest moment of crisis.
Information from millions of texts
since August 13, 2013 are tabulated to provide
up-to-the-minute information on what people, 72% which are
teens in crisis, are in crisis about. The Crisis Text Line
organization has determined that there are 14 major topics
that come up. Say someone texts that they were having
suicidal thoughts. Over the course for the messaging time,
the computer records which ones, if any of the remaining
issue, came up in the conversation. This information can
provide clinicians and family members with co-occurring
issues that are happening in the texter's life which may
have an impact on the primary concern.
I have charted information for these
topics including the day of the week and the hour of the day
by month of these texts and report previous month's data
within a couple of days of the end of that month. Data for
Oregon can be found here
These data aim to empower journalists,
researchers, school administrators, parents and all citizens
to understand the crises American's face so we can work
together to prevent future crises from happening to reach
our goal of Zero Attempts. Data is available for each state
at CrisisTrends.org
.
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Each category below represents 100% of the texters for that particular issue. The next five co-occurring issues are the ones that are also most often discussed in that texting session:
Crisis Text
Line releases trends and data Crisis Text Line is a service that troubled teens can use to find help with suicidal thoughts, depression, anxiety, and other issues via text messaging. The long-term goal is to anonymize and encode these text messages so that researchers and policy-makers could better understand something typically kept private to the individuals. Following through, the organization recently released a look into their data and a sample of encoded messages. (There’s a link to download the data at the bottom of the page.) The visual part of the release shows the day and time text messages come in, the issue and the co-occurring issues revealed during each texting session. Groups , researchers and educational institutions can develop a partnership with the organization and receive considerably more information by state on the public information provided at www.CrisisTrends.org. Related Posts
Source: flowingdata.com/2014/08/19/crisis-text-line-releases-trends-and-data/
When a young woman texted DoSomething.org with a heartbreaking cry for help, the organization responded by opening a nationwide Crisis Text Line for people in pain. Millions of text messages later, the organization is using the privacy and power of text messaging to help people handle addiction, suicidal thoughts, sexual abuse and more. But there's an even bigger win: The anonymous data collected by text is teaching us when crises are most likely to happen — and helping schools and law enforcement to prepare for them by using technology and data to help save lives. Statistics show that."Only 5% of teens
are willing to call phone crisis lines, but
they're Most data on mental health and crisis are survey data collected after the fact. It’s people remembering. Data harvested from Crisis Text Line calls are people in their greatest moment of crisis. Information from millions of texts since August 13, 2013 are tabulated to provide up-to-the-minute information on what people, 72% which are teens in crisis, are in crisis about. The Crisis Text Line organization has determined that there are 14 major topics that come up. Say someone texts that they were having suicidal thoughts. Over the course for the messaging time, the computer records which ones, if any of the remaining issue, came up in the conversation. This information can provide clinicians and family members with co-occurring issues that are happening in the texter's life which may have an impact on the primary concern. I have charted information for these topics including the day of the week and the hour of the day by month of these texts and report previous month's data within a couple of days of the end of that month. Data for Oregon can be found here These data aim to empower journalists, researchers, school administrators, parents and all citizens to understand the crises American's face so we can work together to prevent future crises from happening to reach our goal of Zero Attempts. Data is available for each state at CrisisTrends.org
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