Losing a loved one is never easy, especially when their life is cut short due to the never-ending agony they endured. You begin to question yourself, could I do something to prevent this? In no time, the guilt consumes us in ways we never imagined, the question engraves in our heart deeper, until it becomes […]
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Jan
Jan
People often receive the news of suicide with sheer amazement. They testify for the fervor and ebullience of the person that took their life as if it all happened overnight. Suicide Watch and Wellness Foundation Organization after assisting countless helpless individuals who were on the brink of ending it for themselves can bear witness to the […]
Depression, Doctor
Suicide Warning Signs on Social Media: What You Can Do When It’s Someone You Know
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Jan
Jan
It appears that people are spending more time on social media than they have ever done before. The majority of posts are innocent depictions of everyday life; they include status updates, images of friends or food, and even the occasional joke. People, on the other hand, occasionally discuss personal matters and display indicators that things […]
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Jan
Jan
When it comes to suicide, there is a profusion of conflicting information that makes it hard to identify between myth and fact. However, being aware of the realities may enable us to take life-saving methods to help our children. According to research, having open and straightforward dialogues with your loved ones about their emotional challenges […]
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Jan
Jan
It is a heartbreaking reminder that depression and other mood disorders may be fatal illnesses, as was the case with Robin Williams’ death. Depression, particularly when present in conjunction with alcohol or drug misuse, is a significant risk factor for completing a successful suicide attempt. Depression and suicide are linked not only in adults but […]
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Jan
Jan
We need to understand that suicide has been done by many people who have had fame and money in their lives, people such Chester Bennington, Robin Williams, and others. They all have one point have had everything we could want in this life but it isn’t enough, the demons of your past and present always […]
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Jan
Jan
There is a saying in many beliefs and religions where they state that saving one life means saving all of humanity. One of the biggest risks to life itself is suicide as an estimated 1 million people worldwide die by suicide every year. Globally, suicide ranks among the three leading causes of death among those […]
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Jan
Jan
Whether you are a parent or a caregiver, you are familiar with your children – you have watched them grow up and are aware of their strengths and weaknesses. Recognizing that kids won’t always be willing to share their life with you might be both shocking and worrying. Particularly difficult for children to discuss freely […]
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Jan
Jan
Stigma is described as a mark of dishonour that distinguishes a person from the rest of society. Unfortunately, the stigma associated with mental illness leads to feelings of guilt, discomfort, and a reluctance to seek treatment. According to research: 3 out of every 4 people who suffer from a mental illness have faced stigma. 1 […]
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Dec
Dec
ADHD is a developmental disorder characterised by delays in a person’s ability to control, or regulate, his or her own attention, behaviour, and emotions. ADHD is a condition in which a person’s ability to regulate his or her attention, conduct, and emotions is impaired. A child’s ability to function at home, at school, and with […]
