My opinion would be to tell the therapist the truth. You, or your insurance company is paying good money for the therapy. In order for you to get the help you need out of the therapy, you should be honest with your therapist. If you lie about any aspect of it, you are sabotaging your own results, and wasting your own time in therapy.
If you do not trust this therapist enough to tell him the truth, then you really should request a different therapist. Therapy requires trust, so you need a Therapist that you trust enough to be honest with. If your only concern is that you have already lied, I'm sure the therapist has been lied to before, and will understand your reasons for lying.
They might even consider your new found honesty a "breakthrough" and congratulate you for it.
People have thoughts about suicide when they feel completely hopeless. Suicide can look like the only way out. People have thoughts about suicide when they have problems that they cannot think a way out of.
Depends, are you feeling suicidal?
I hate to admit, but it took a suicide attempt by myself, and very near to death occurence to realize that suicide was not the answer. If you are having thoughts of suicide you must seek psychiatric help and you must be honest. I had seen therapists for some time, yet I was not honest and it did not help myself. YOU MUST BE HONEST. Unfortunately it took the pain I had caused myself by attempting suicide and the pain I caused my family to realize that I had to be honest with my therapist and psychiatrist as well as realize that no matter what is causing you pain, suicide is not the answer. I can look back now, 8 months later, and realize how sad i was then and how screwed up my thoughts were but now I am actually happy. Unfortunately it took me a suicidal attempt to realize this, but I feel that if you are honest with yourself as well as with your help, then you can beat depression. If you have any questions of how I felt at points of depression please respond to this and I will do my best to respond.
Employ a therapist.... therapists are our friends!
It is important to approach the topic of suicide with empathy, understanding, and support. If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, it is crucial to seek help from mental health professionals, hotlines, or support groups. Remember, there is always hope and resources available to provide assistance in difficult times.
Having suicidal tendencies means experiencing thoughts or feelings of wanting to end one's own life. These thoughts can range from fleeting ideation to more persistent feelings of hopelessness and a desire to commit suicide. It's important to seek help from a mental health professional if you are experiencing suicidal tendencies.
Suicidal teens can use the Internet as a tool to learn ways to cope with suicidal thoughts. Or they can get ideas on how to commit suicide
Individuals who engage in repeated acts of suicidal behaviour eg. (Burning themselves, cutting), eventually leading to suicide
Is when the hospital holds's a person for 48 hours after an atempt at suicide or having suicidal thoughts.
OK you could try the National Suicide Prevention Hot Line. 1-800- 273- TALK.
That is masked suicide. You are denying you are suicidal by telling yourself that you just want to make your life shorter not take it completely away. If this is due to thinking your family will reject you if you tell them about your suicidal thoughts, then go talk to a professional or someone you know that will accept and support you.
When you have suicidal thoughts, or attempt it, you typically will be sent to a hospital for evaluation. If they find you are suicidal, they will take you and put you in an inpatient program where you have to stay overnight at the hospital or you will be put in an outpatient program.
There are a few different ways to get help if you are having suicidal thoughts. It is very important to see a mental healthcare professional as there may be medications to help your condition. There are also various suicide hotlines available.
It depends on the situation if they are just sitting there and say about suicide no but if they have a gun in their hand on on the side of a bridge call 911 ASAP.
Normally healthy people do not entertain suicidal thoughts. A form a depression or other mental or brain problems are usually the impetus for suicide attempts. Some people who are dying will sometimes entertain ideas of attempting suicide. The problem is that most of the time a suicide attempt does not work but will get the person the real help they need. So rather than making any attempts at suicide it is better to get the problems resolved as best as possible. Some people fail to realize that a brain tumor or a simple, treatable sickness can make them feel suicidal. That is why I say it is better to get an exam by a doctor to see why the person has suicidal thoughts in the first place. If you are doing this then call one of the Hotlines or see your doctor right away or go to the emergency room. You have my prayers if you are this way. The Hotline numbers are in the telephone book and probably online too.
ask your friend if he or she is suicidal
No, suicide is not an evil spirit. Suicide is a complex and tragic outcome of mental health issues, despair, hopelessness, and deep emotional pain. It is important to seek help and support for anyone experiencing suicidal thoughts.