Content requiring qualified review

  • Immediate suicide-crisis guidance
  • Youth and parent safety content
  • Self-harm and post-attempt guidance
  • Safety-planning explanations
  • School response and postvention content
  • Clinical or treatment explanations
  • Suicide-loss content where trauma or safety guidance is provided

Reviewer qualifications

The reviewer should have current, relevant training or licensure for the subject reviewed. Depending on the page, this may include a licensed youth mental-health clinician, suicide-prevention specialist, grief professional, school mental-health professional, or qualified person with safely supported lived experience.

What review means

A content review evaluates the assigned material for accuracy, safety, scope, language, and consistency with current guidance. It does not automatically mean the reviewer endorses Leah Matters, serves on its board, or approves unrelated content.

How review is displayed

Reviewed pages will identify a reviewer’s name and relevant credentials only with permission, the exact scope, review date, and next review date. Until then, each guidance page states that qualified review is pending and that the page is not clinically endorsed.

Current public ledger

The live table below lists every health and resource guidance page plus the Hope Board reopening controls. It updates page by page only when a complete, current review record and owner-approved release are present.