
What Not To Say To Someone Who Has Suicidal Ideations
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People can have thoughts about dying without being in total crisis. Here's what to do and what to avoid if your loved one has them.
When it comes to suicide, we often operate from crisis mode. A lion’s share of the education around suicide prevention assumes that someone is actively harming themselves or on the verge of making a deadly decision. The reality is that suicidality exists on a spectrum. There’s an under-discussed gray area where people are struggling with their mental health to the point where they just don’t want to deal with it anymore; they don’t have a plan in place, but they don’t feel very invested in living, either. And more people live in that gray area than you might think.More Related News

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