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  1. MedicineNet: Suicide Warning Signs medicinenet.com - Suicide Warning Signs
  2. HelpGuide.org: Warning Suicide Prevention Understanding and Helping A Suicidal Person - Signs Of Suicide helpguide.org - Warning Suicide Prevention Understanding and Helping A Suicidal Person - Signs Of Suicide
  3. Suicide Awareness Voices of Education (SAVE): Warning Signs of Suicide save.org - Warning Signs of Suicide
  4. Mayo Clinic: Suicide: What to Do When Someone Is Suicidal mayoclinic.com - Suicide: What to Do When Someone Is Suicidal
  5. American College of Emergency Physicians: Know the Warning Signs Of Suicidal Behavior www3.acep.org - Know the Warning Signs Of Suicidal Behavior
  6. Ohio State University, Counseling and Consultation Service: Understanding And Helping The Suicidal Person - Be Aware Of the Warning Signs ccs.ohio-state.edu - Understanding And Helping The Suicidal Person - Be Aware Of the Warning Signs
  7. StampOutSuicide.org.uk: Suicide Awareness and Suicide Prevention - Warning Signs Associated With Suicide stampoutsuicide.org.uk - Suicide Awareness and Suicide Prevention - Warning Signs Associated With Suicide
  8. Lifeline Macarthur.org.au: How to Help A Suicidal Person - What Warning Signs Are There? lifelinemacarthur.org.au - How to Help A Suicidal Person - What Warning Signs Are There?
  9. Healthwise (via Yahoo Health): Warning Signs Of Suicide In Children and Teens | Warning Signs Of Suicide In Adults | Warning Signs of Suicide in Older Adults health.yahoo.com - Warning Signs of Suicide in Older Adults
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Research Notes on Signs of a Suicidal Person


Signs of a suicidal person should be taken seriously. Some of the suicidal signs include preoccupation with death, withdrawal from family and friends, loss of interest in normal activities, sudden personality changes, and feeling hopeless.1 Signs of a suicidal person may also include changes in eating and sleeping habits, risky or self-destructive behavior, giving away personal belongings, and depression.2

Fast Facts:

  • Warning signs are seen in up to 75% of all suicide victims.3
  • Serious depression followed by sudden calmness may be a sign that someone has made a decision commit suicide.2
  • If you or someone that you know is feeling suicidal seek help from a doctor or hospital. Help can also be sought by calling the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).3


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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ HelpGuide.org: Warning Suicide Prevention Understanding and Helping A Suicidal Person - Signs Of Suicide
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 American College of Emergency Physicians: Know the Warning Signs Of Suicidal Behavior
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 MedicineNet: Suicide Warning Signs

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