Rural Stress
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Collapse ▲Farm Stress Resources
N.C. Cooperative Extension and NC Agromedicine Institute would like to share the following resources available to assist farmers, their families, and employees with farm-related stress:
- Farm Stress Resource Directory(Print copies available on request by calling 844-325-3276 or email: info@ncfarmstress.org
The directory provides information on counseling and other mental health services across the state including phone and mobile crisis services. The directory also includes web-based publications and tools to help individuals cope better in their day-to-day lives.
Free Counseling Sessions
Assistance is provided to locate and pay for behavioral health care services such as counseling or psychiatry. If you want to utilize this service, contact the NC Agromedicine Institute by calling the NC Farm Help Line at 844-325-3276 or by email at info@ncfarmstress.org.
Farmer to Farmer
Want someone to talk with but not ready for a medical professional? Farmer to Farmer is a peer mentor program that pairs you with a farmer or farm family member who has been trained in peer support and farm stress response. This program is available at no cost and confidential. If you want to utilize this service, contact the NC Agromedicine Institute by calling the NC Farm Help Line at 844-325-3276 or by email at info@ncfarmstress.org.
Opportunities for Training
The Institute offers several trainings tailored to agriculture to support continued learning around mental health and suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention. Courses currently offered include:
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- Question, Persuade, Refer (1 hour and 30 minutes)
- Counseling Access for Lethal Means (1 hour and 30 minutes)
- SafeTalk (4 hours)
- Adult Mental Health First Aid (8 hours)
- Youth Mental Health First Aid (8 hours)
- Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (16 hours)
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To learn more about upcoming training opportunities or to schedule a training for your organization, contact the NC Agromedicine Institute by calling the NC Farm Help Line at 844-325-3276 or by email at info@ncfarmstress.org.
For more information on programs and resources available from the North Carolina Agromedicine Institute, please visit ncfarmstress.org. Farm stress programs and resources are made possible with the support of the United States Department of Agriculture, North Carolina Department of Agriculture, North Carolina Tobacco Trust Fund Commission, Farm Credit Associations of North Carolina, Corn Growers Association of North Carolina, and other partnerships.