There is no method that will be accurate all the time, but there are things to do and to watch for. First, it is a myth that asking people if they are going to commit suicide is going to put thoughts into their heads that weren't there before. If you are concerned enough, by all means ask: Are you going to commit suicide? or: Are you going to hurt or kill yourself, accidentally or on purpose? People will not always answer truthfully, but sometimes they will. If a person says yes, then you can (and should) take steps to keep them safe.
If you know that a person has been dealing with depression for a long time, or has been talking about dying, ending it, or being 'at the end of my rope', then that person may be at risk. Ask outright, or let the person's caregiver of partner know what is going on.
If you notice that a person who has been very depressed suddenly appears lifted out of the depression, calm, relaxed and at peace, this may be a sign that the person has made a decision to suicide and has probably established a plan and a time frame. Ask some questions; don't just sit back, relieved that your friend is no longer depressed.
The best thing you can do for someone who is thinking of committing suicide is to be there for them. Listen to everything they have to tell you, and let them know that you are able and willing to help.If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, see the Related Questions below for ways to get help. There are trained, qualified counselors who are willing to listen and help you.
people commit suicide for various reasons relating to pressure or stress they feel will never be relieved. I have personal experience with wanting to commit suicide because i get beat up every day at school and if i tell anyone about it they will beat me twice as bad.abuse is one of the most common reasons why people kill themselves.
It is sometimes hard to tell. Was there a note? Were there any witnesses?
If someone is contemplating suicide, it's crucial to take them seriously and offer immediate support. Encourage them to express their feelings and listen actively without judgment. Connect them with professional help like a therapist or a helpline, and involve their close friends or family members who can provide additional support. Signs that someone may be contemplating suicide can include talking about death or suicide, expressing hopelessness or feeling trapped, withdrawing from activities, giving away possessions, or sudden calmness after a period of depression.
I would think they would be kinda depressed and asking rly strange
If you know about it and don't tell anyone, then yes, i believe it is
Health care workers are both legally and ethically bound to report someone who intends to commit suicide or otherwise do themselves harm. The same is true of psychiatrists and priests. This also applies to the intent to commit a crime.
The best thing you can do for someone who is thinking of committing suicide is to be there for them. Listen to everything they have to tell you, and let them know that you are able and willing to help.If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, see the Related Questions below for ways to get help. There are trained, qualified counselors who are willing to listen and help you.
You must tell them that life is to short and, only cowards commit suicide even if it takes courage to commit suicide.
No. You should have your own mind and not blindly follow what others tell you to do. Suicide is never a rational choice.
tell someone or the police, or you can talk to the parent. act fast before its too late.
No not really it just depends on what they think should be and what is on hand at the time
tell someone about it. But, sometimes someone would just say that for the attention. So, the person wouldn't break up with them.
To tell you this. its belived that if you do commit suicide you do not come to haven but to hell so when the devil gets more people under him of course he gets happy
We would rather not advise people about how to commit suicide. Perhaps you could tell us why you would wish to do so, and we might have some useful advice for you.
because he wanted to tell God, "you can't fire me, I quit!"
Be very nice, don't be impatient, so tell your patient to not commit suicide, tell him to be happy.