Signs of depression or feelings of hopelessness (Making comments about being hopeless, helpless, or worthless)
Lack of interest or energy (or wild variations in energy levels)
Changes in eating habits, sleep patterns, or personal appearance
Increase in anxiety or anxiety related illnesses (head aches, stomach aches)
Any dramatic changes in behavior, actions, or attitude
Being unusually quiet or unusually aggressive/angry
Losing interest in things one used to care about (Dropping out of hobbies, sports, school, or job)
Preoccupation with death, dying, or suicide (includes joking about death)
Serious talk of suicide
Talking about or making a suicide plan
Risk taking behaviour (driving recklessly, unsafe sex, tempting fate by taking risks that could lead to death, such as driving fast or running red lights)
Increase in alcohol or drug use
Giving away prize possessions, saying good-bye, writing a will, writing farewell letters
Sudden, unexpected switch from being very sad to being very calm or appearing to be happy
Contemplating suicide means you are seriously thinking about killing yourself. It means that you dont have guts to face the reality and prove that what ever is /was the situation , you are able to move on with.
Tell them YOU don't want them to hurt themselves. Tell them you are not going to let them do it without trying to stop them. Tell someone with the authority and means to access and provide real help. Tell...all answer start with TELL, even if you promised NOT to tell. You don't have the right not to tell.
"Suicide watch" is a term used to describe a situation where a person has attempted suicide or it is believed that a person may have reason to harm themselves. In some cases, the person is placed in a "safe room" which is virtually empty, with only a paper thin gown. Some suicide watches are more inhumane than others. A suicide watch usually occurs within an institutional setting such as jail, prison, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, etc... but friends or family who are aware of the signs of suicide may conduct their own brand of suicide watch in order to protect their loved one from harming themselves.
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.
There are no immediate stages of suicide. Once someone beguins to think suicidally, one thing that sets them off (something that makes them feel sad, depressed, angry) could be the buining of self harm or the end to their life. Any signs of suicide or self harm should be taken seriously and the suicidal person should seek help immediatly.
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he is contemplating suicide. to be alive or dead.
Contemplating suicide means you are seriously thinking about killing yourself. It means that you dont have guts to face the reality and prove that what ever is /was the situation , you are able to move on with.
its about suicide and how he cut his life into peices and contemplating suicide
Suicial notes are notes written by the people contemplating suicide so that they can convey a last message to those they will be leaving behind.
So that you can get appropriate help for the person before they attempt the act ! However - some people exhibit no outward signs before attempting suicide (and I speak from experience !)
Yes, if the person can reach around that far. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, please talk to a counselor.
Most people do not freak out by envisioning suicide. This does not mean that a person is going to end up killing themselves. Suicide is a very real danger to someone contemplating it on a serious level, or for someone who has a plan as to how they will carry it out. If you have such feelings, or know someone who does, there are people you can talk to about it. The nationwide suicide hotline number is, 1-800-273-8255
People who commit suicide almost always suffer from major depression. They do not hate themselves; their lives are totally miserable, and they seek relief from the misery. Depression is treatable. If you know someone who is contemplating suicide, speak to someone in authority about it immediately. You are not "ratting out" your friend. You are more likely saving his or her life.
Tell them YOU don't want them to hurt themselves. Tell them you are not going to let them do it without trying to stop them. Tell someone with the authority and means to access and provide real help. Tell...all answer start with TELL, even if you promised NOT to tell. You don't have the right not to tell.
Some of the most common signs are talking about death or a fascination in death. If they are particularly quiet, that can be a sign. The teen may also talk bad about themselves. Any change should be a concern.