Improving Your Understanding of Suicide Among College Students

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Presentation transcript:

Improving Your Understanding of Suicide Among College Students

Statistical Overview (cont)

Serious Thoughts and Attempts of Suicide in College Students

Comparing Number of Suicides to Attempts and Ideation

Factors Specific to College and College-Aged People

Factors Specific to College and College-Aged People (cont)

Risk Factors

Warning Signs of Impending Crisis

Common Means of Self-Harm on College Campuses

Protective Factors

Elements of a Prevention Model

How Is This Done?

Why Is This Model Important?

Conclusions

References

References (cont)

References (cont)