Suicide
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The document discusses suicide, including its definition, causes, methods, warning signs, prevention, and treatment. Some key points include: - Suicide is defined as a deliberate act of self-harm resulting in death. - Common causes of suicide include depression, substance abuse, family/relationship problems, bullying, and medical illness. - Common methods are poisoning, hanging, drowning, jumping in front of trains, and shooting. - Warning signs include previous attempts, suicidal talk, and personality changes. - Prevention involves education/awareness, safety measures, and crisis hotlines. - Treatment options are hospitalization, medication, therapy, and electroconvulsive therapy.
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Module 6: Suicide
Suicide: Definition
An individual Act to cause his or her own death
(No one else is involved)
WITH
The Intention to Die
Suicide
• Suicide is one of the leading causes of death
in the world
o It is estimated that 700,000 people die of it each
year, with 31,000 suicides per year in the U.S.
alone
• Many more unsuccessfully attempt suicide
than actually succeed
o Such attempts are called “parasuicides”
Suicide
• It is difficult to obtain accurate figures on
suicide rates
o Many “accidents” may be inte.
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Understanding suicide and Crisis Intervention 
Understanding suicide and Crisis Intervention Muskan Hossain Defining Suicide
Suicidal Ideation
Suicidal Ideation in Young Children
SUICIDE INTENT SCALE
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Miller Suicide
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- 1. Suicide DONE BYTHE STUDENTSOF 3 JAI
- 3. SUICIDE IS DEFINED AS: Suicide is a type of deliberate self harm and is defined as a human act of self-intentioned and self inflicted cessation (death). Anyone can commit suicide….YOUNG and OLD. In 1854, attempted suicide was first recognized as a crime.
- 4. WHAT ARE THE CAUSES OF SUICIDE?
- 5. THE CAUSES OF SUICIDE ARE: • Depression • Hopelessness • Alcoholism and Drug Abuse • Child Abuse • Bullying CAUSES CON’T ONTHE NEXT SLIDE
- 6. • Family Influence • Illness • Losses • Lack of a support Network • Hostile social or school environment • Teenage pregnancy CON’T OF CAUSES
- 7. HOW CAN SOMEONE COMMITT SUICIDE?
- 8. THE METHODS OF COMMITTING SUICIDE ARE: • Ingestion of poison (35%) • Hanging (23%) • Drowning (9%) • Jumping in front of train (4%) • Burning (12%) • Shooting Yourself
- 10. WARNING SIGNS OF SUICIDE
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- 12. Suicide Talk
- 13. How can we prevent our loved ones from committing suicide?
- 14. • Research and Information • Education and Awareness • Safety Precautions • Prevention Centers and Hotlines
- 15. Hotlines in Trinidad and Tobago • Childline (Child Abuse Hotline) • Coalition Against Domestic Violence • Domestic Violence Hotline • Families In Action • Lifeline Hotline
- 16. WHAT IS THE TREATMENT FOR SUICIDE?
- 17. • Hospitalization • Drug Therapy • Electroconvulsive Therapy • Psychotherapy
- 18. WHO – World Health Organization
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- 20. WORLD STATISTICS OF SUICIDE
- 21. Man is a prisoner who has no right to open the door of his prison and run away ... A man should wait, and not take his own life until God summons him. Plato
- 22. Facts • Global statistics said in, developing countries where every year 7.3 million girls under 18 give birth. • “One person will die every minute from suicide…” = 60 deaths per hour • “One person will attempt suicide every three seconds” = 1200 suicide attempts per hour • “More people commit suicide each year than die in all the world’s combined armed conflict’s”. FACTS CON’T ONTHE NEXT SLIDE
- 23. • “Approximately one million people committed suicide in 2000” • “Ten to twenty times as many people attempted suicide, actual figures are assumed to be higher than this” • This means that more than 20 million people attempt suicide every year. • “Suicide rates have increased by 60% during the last 50 years”
- 24. POEMS OPPOSING SUICIDE ON THE NEXT SLIDES
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