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Teen suicide is a serious issue, with suicide being the third leading cause of death for those aged 15-24. Risk factors include mental health conditions like depression, substance abuse issues, feelings of hopelessness, and family or social problems. Warning signs can include talking about death, changes in behavior or mood, and risk-taking actions. To help prevent teen suicide, it is important to be aware of the risk factors and warning signs, address any mental health issues, restrict access to lethal means, and foster social support networks and problem solving skills. Schools also play an important role through education, monitoring, and connecting at-risk youth with counseling resources.
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Shasta County averages 38 suicide deaths per year, with the highest rates in men over 65 and Caucasian individuals. Approximately half of deaths involve firearms. Mental disorders, substance abuse, previous attempts, and stressful life events are leading risk factors. Warning signs include talking about suicide, seeking means, hopelessness, and withdrawing. If someone expresses suicidal thoughts, take it seriously, encourage professional help, and do not leave them alone if a crisis arises.
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- 5. Major depression is the psychiatric diagnosis most commonly associated with suicide About 2/3 of people who complete suicide are depressed at the time of their deaths One out of every 16 people who are diagnosed with depression eventually go on to end their lives through suicide
- 6. The risk of suicide in people with major depression is about 20 times that of the general population People who have had multiple episodes of depression are at greater risk for suicide than those who have had one episode People who have a dependence on alcohol or drugs in addition to being depressed are at greater risk for suicide
- 8. Depression distorts a person's thinking Make them to focus only on their failures and disappointments & Exaggerate the negative things. The loss of pleasure and the low energy that is part of depression can make every problem (even small ones) seem like too much to handle. Low energy The loss of pleasure HelplessnessHopelessness
- 10. Hanging ( 31.7 %) Poisoning –pesticide, drug overdose etc (34.8%) Firearms – (8 %) Drowning Wrist cutting Jumping from height Vehicular impact-rail or traffic collision
- 11. • Fact :Most people who commit suicide have talked about or given definite warning signs of their suicidal intentions. Myth: People who talk about suicide do not commit suicide. • Fact : There are almost always warning signs, but others are often unaware of the significance of the warnings or unsure about what to do. Myth: Suicide happens without warning. • Fact: Suicide is preventable. Most suicidal people desperately want to live; they are just unable to see alternatives to their problems. Myth: Suicidal people are fully intent on dying. Nothing others do or say can help. • Fact: Most suicidal people are suicidal for only limited periods of time. However, someone who has made an attempt is at increased risk for future attempts. Myth: Once someone is suicidal, they are suicidal forever. • Fact :Many suicides occur several months after the beginning of improvement, when a person has energy to act on suicidal thoughts. Myth: Improvement after a suicidal crisis means that the risk of suicide is over. • Fact: Suicide cuts across social and economic boundaries. Myth: Suicide strikes most often among the rich, or conversely, among the poor.
- 13. PROTECTIVE FACTORS Appropriate treatment for mental, physical and substance abuse disorders Family and community support Restricted access to highly lethal method of suicide Learned skill in problem solving, conflict resolution cultural and religious belief that discourages suicide ideation
- 16. Ask pt. directly, “Have you thought about harming yourself in any way?” “If so, what do you plan to do?”. “Do you have the means to carry out this plan?” Create safe environment; remove all potentially harmful objects; supervise closely; room searches Formulate short-term verbal or written agreement that pt will not harm self; when time seek another; secure pt will seek staff when feelings of self harm Maintain close observation; 1:1 or q15, room close to nurse station, no private room, accompany to toilet if needed Special precaution in administering medication Rounds at frequent irregular intervals Encourage pt expression of honest feelings, including anger
- 17. Encourage the person to seek treatment. Help the person get assistance. Facilitate open communication & Be respectful of the person’s feelings. Don’t be patronizing or judgmental. Never promise to keep someone’s suicidal feelings a secret. Offer reassurance. Encourage the person to avoid alcohol and drugs. What you can do: