DAILY RESPONSE

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DAILY RESPONSE FRIDAY – 1. Name one fact that you learned about depression and explain why you thought it was interesting/surprising/scary etc. 2. Pick up your own assign/notes page in the basket at the back of the room.

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DAILY RESPONSE. FRIDAY – 1. Name one fact that you learned about depression and explain why you thought it was interesting/surprising/scary etc . 2. Pick up your own assign/notes page in the basket at the back of the room. 3. Get out depression notes and study for Quick Check. Suicide. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DAILY RESPONSEFRIDAY –1. Name one fact that you learned about depression and explain why you thought it was interesting/surprising/scary etc.

2. Pick up your own assign/notes page in the basket at the back of the room.

3. Get out depression notes and study for Quick Check.

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SuicideA permanent solution

to a temporary problem

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What is a “Bucket List”?

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I think suicide is…

A definition of suicide is…

Intentionally killing oneself.

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IDAHO SUICIDE FACTS Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for

Idahoans ages 15-34 and for males ages 10-14 (accidents are #1)

Idaho is consistently among the states with the highest suicide rates. In 2010 (the most recent year available) Idaho had the 6th highest suicide rate, 49% higher than the national average.

Between 2008 -2012, 79% of Idaho suicides were by men.

It is estimated that suicide attempts in Idaho result in $36 million annually.

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SUICIDE FACTS Suicide rates in the U.S. are highest in the

spring For 15-24 year olds, suicide is the second

leading cause of death

15% of those who are clinically depressed die by suicide

The strongest risk factor for suicide is depression

Although most depressed people are not suicidal, two-thirds of those who die by suicide suffer from a depressive illness

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SUICIDE FACTS cont. There are 4 male suicides for every female

suicide (CDC,AAS)

There are three female suicide attempts for each male attempt.

Most teens say that they did it because they were trying to escape from a situation that seemed impossible to deal with or to get relief from really bad thoughts or feelings.

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Specific things teens are trying to escape from…

• feelings of rejection, hurt, loss

• anger, ashamed, or guilty about something

• worried about disappointing friends or family members

• may feel unwanted, unloved, victimized, or like they're a burden to others

*When our emotional needs are significantly out of balance we start to engage in self-destructive behaviors.

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Common Misconceptions“People who talk about suicide won’t really do it.”

NOT TRUE – Almost everyone who commits or attempts suicide has given some clue or warning. Do not ignore threats!

“Talking about suicide may give someone the idea.”

NOT TRUE – You don’t give a suicidal person ideas by talking about suicide. The opposite is true—bringing up the subject and discussing it openly is one of the most helpful things you can do.

“If a person is determined to kill him/herself, nothing is going to stop them.”

NOT TRUE- Even the most severely depressed person has mixed feelings about death, and most waiver until the very last moment between wanting to live and wanting to end their pain. Most

suicidal people don’t want to die; they want the pain to stop.

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Risk Factors Mental disorders, especially depression

Previous suicide attempt Family history of mental illness Serious medical condition and/or pain Traumatic life event

Research has consistently shown a strong link between suicide and depression. Ninety percent of the people who die by suicide have an existing mental illness or substance abuse problem at the time of their death.

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Trends in Suicide Rates among Both Genders by Age

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Trends in Suicide Rates by Ethnicity

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Trends in Suicide Rates By Gender (# 8)

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Warning Signs Talking about wanting to die or to kill oneself. Looking for a way to kill oneself, such as searching

online or buying a gun. Talking about feeling hopeless or having no reason

to live. Talking about feeling trapped or in unbearable pain. Talking about being a burden to others. Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs. Acting anxious or agitated; behaving recklessly. Sleeping too little or too much. Withdrawing or feeling isolated. Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge. Displaying extreme mood swings.

 

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o React calmly let person talk about their feelings

o Listen w/o interrupting

o Offer comfort and support

o Make sure they know how important they are to you and others

o Urge them to get help right away

o Always tell an adult immediately!!!!!

What should you do?

-50% to 75% of all people who attempt suicide tell someone about their intention.-If someone you know shows the warning signs above, the time to act is now.

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What shouldn’t you do?

o Don’t make comments that challenge the person’s intent

o Don’t promise to keep this a secret

o Don’t wait to tell an adult

o Do not attempt to argue someone out of suicide

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Feeling sad or angry for no reasonHaving aches and pains for no reasonFeeling hopeless, guilty, or ashamed Losing or gaining a lot of weightAvoiding friends and family and wanting to be alone a lotFeeling that you can’t deal with your current situationUsing any type of drugs

Do I need help?Are you…

** Depression is present if at least 5 or more of the symptoms are present during a two-week period; at least one of the symptoms must be either depressed mood or loss of interest or pleasure in usual activities.

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Counselor Parents/Family Members Clergy Teacher School Nurse Social Worker Psychiatrist Idaho Suicide Hotline

Who can I get help from?(#12 & 13)

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TEENS WHO COMMIT SUICIDE DON’T WANT

TO KILL THEMSELVES… THEY WANT TO END THEIR PAIN!

Remember…