Title: Depression | Coping With Suicidal Thoughts | familydoctor.org
Headings: Depression | Coping With Suicidal Thoughts
Depression | Coping With Suicidal Thoughts
Path to improved well being
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National Institute of Mental Health: Suicide Prevention
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Supporting Your Loved One after Suicide Attempt
Talk Saves Lives
Lifesavers Guide
LGBT Suicide Prevention

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Suicidal thoughts are thoughts about hurting yourself or taking your own life. Suicide is the act of taking your own life. Suicide can be linked to depression. Suicidal thoughts can happen to anyone—young and old, male and female—for a number of reasons. Usually, suicidal thoughts occur when a person is in intense emotional pain and doesn’t see a way out. The things that cause this type of pain are different for everyone. Suicide is often preventable.