Title: Suicide: Suicidal Signs, Behavior, Risk Factors, How to Talk & More
Headings: What You Should Know About Suicide
What You Should Know About Suicide
What is suicide and suicidal behavior?
Warning signs that someone may attempt suicide
How to talk to someone who is feeling suicidal
In cases of imminent danger
If you think someone is at immediate risk of self-harm:
What increases the risk of suicide?
Assessing people who are at risk for suicide
Treatment for people who are at risk for suicide
Talk therapy
Medication
Lifestyle changes
How to prevent suicidal thoughts
Talk to someone
Take medications as directed
Never skip an appointment
Pay attention to warning signs
Eliminate access to lethal methods of suicide
Suicide prevention resources
Outlook

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How to prevent suicidal thoughts
If you’ve had suicidal thoughts or feelings, don’t be ashamed and don’t keep it to yourself. While some people have suicidal thoughts without any intention of ever acting on them, it’s still important to take some action. To help prevent these thoughts from recurring, there are several things you can do. Talk to someone
You should never try to manage suicidal feelings entirely on your own. Getting professional help and support from loved ones can make it easier to overcome any challenges that are causing these feelings. Many organizations and support groups can help you cope with suicidal thoughts and recognize that suicide isn’t the best way to deal with stressful life events.