Farm Safety & Emergency Preparedness
Farm Mental Health Resource Guide
A farm mental health resource guide with ordered steps for farm families and workers to recognize stress, find support, and connect with crisis and counseling services.
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The steps on this page
- Notice changes in mood or habits
- Talk to someone you trust
- Reach out to a doctor
- Call or text 988 in a crisis
- Find rural counseling services
- Contact your extension office
- Connect with a peer group
- Check on neighbors
- Keep a list of local resources
How to use this guide
Read the steps once through before you start, then keep the page nearby while you work. Use the notes lines to add what your own setup needs.
Where to check the details
This sheet is a general template, so confirm specifics with your own manuals, labels and local rules. For current official guidance, start with 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and SAMHSA.
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