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Recognizing Suicide Risk "FINDING HEROES - SAVING HEROES"

Many of Our Heroes Give Clues to How They Are Feeling

You can be the first step to help save a hero by learning to recognize the warning signs of suicide.

Not sure how to help?

Call us at 833-287-3787

Text “Dr C” at 951-581-4200

Visit Christian’s professional site on Theravive

https://www.theravive.com/therapists/christian-snyder.aspx

Risk Factors

A family history of suicide
Previous suicide attempts
Deployments involving loss of comrades & other trauma
Physical illness
Physical, sexual, domestic, or child abuse
Relational, social, work, financial loss, or dysfunctional behavior
Impulsive and/or aggressive behavior
Suffering from mental health disorders
Diagnosed or undiagnosed mental illness
People who engage in binge drinking or illegal drug use
People who have experienced violence

Emotions a Suicidal Person May Feel

Depressed
Out of control
Confused
Overwhelmed
Isolated
Worthless
Helpless (immediate)
Hopeless (future)

Stressed woman covering face

Warning Signs

Verbal warnings like “I am done with this life” or “I have no reason to live”
Any preoccupation with suicide and/or death
Depressed with feelings of hopelessness, often accompanied by anxiety
Declining school or work performance
Loss of pleasure or interest in social and sports activities
Sleeping too little or too much
Changes in mood
Changes in weight or appetite

Not sure how to help? Call us at 833-287-3787 or Text “Dr C” at 951-581-4200

You can be the first step to help save a hero by learning to recognize the warning signs of suicide.