Reasons to Live.

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Presentation transcript:

Reasons to Live

Name One Reason to Live

Who Am I And Why Do I care About This

Disclaimer

When I say Suicide….What Comes to Mind

Our own anxiety

And….We do not have a crystal Ball (At Least One that Works)

One more thing before we talk about suicide…

Suicide; A Few Statistics

Looking Deeper at the Statistics

Suicidal Ideation

Classic Spectrum of “Risk”

Another Look------Spectrum of Risk (Joiner, 2017)

It’s more complicated………….

Spectrum

Structured Assessment Tools

Risk Factors for Suicidal Behaviors

Other Signs of Suicidal Ideation

Protective Factors

Interpersonal Theory of Suicide

Hope Vs Inescapable, Lonely Pain

Hope and Hopelessness

Questions to Assess Hope

Locus of Pain

Questions to Assess Locus of Pain

Meaning Vs. Feeling a Burden

Self-Hate; A Feeling of Being a Burden; Helplessness

“I don’t care if I live or die”-Parasuicidal Risk Taking

Substance Abuse: A Major Risk Factor

Self-Harm, Eating Disorders

On Suicidal Threats without Intent to Die----

Suicidal Ideation as a Means of Communication

Mood Disorders

Psychosis

Questions to Assess Suicide Risk in a Person who Hears Voices

More on Risk Assessment in Psychosis

Borderline Personality Disorder

PTSD

Demographics of Suicide Completion

Gender

Suicide in Men

Which Age Group Has the Highest Rate of Suicide?

Suicide Among the Elderly

What was important to you when you were a Youth?

Suicide Among Adolescents

What would you do if you were invisible

Cyberbullying, Adolescents and Suicide

Having a Mental Health Condition

Basic Risk Factors

Some final thoughts on risk assessment

Gatekeepers

Why do we add to people’s pain?

Ways To Not Add To Pain

Interventions

Ways to Give Hope After an Attempt

Safety Planning

On Means………………..

Other Interventions (Once Safety is Established)

If all we are doing is cpr…..

Reasons for Living

Research on Reasons for Living……….

And it can be an ongoing conversation…….

Reasons for Living Inventory

Commitment to Life

More on Commitment to Life

Fighting Aloneness

A LIFE WORTH LIVING………………

Adding Colors to a Black and White Rainbow….

Self-Kindness as a defense against sense of burden/helplessness

Opening Self to Good Things Again

Radical Acceptance

Take Care of Your Self

People Survive This and Recover

Resources

Local Resources

References