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John BatesonPsychology Today |
Sometimes safe storage isn't enough.
Most suicides don't happen in the winter, despite what people might think.
Most suicidal people think about how, when, and where they want to die.
Military suicides keep increasing—but they don't have to.
Using correct terminology for suicide reduces stigma.
Thinking people who express suicidality want to die can lead to writing them off.
Studies don't tell the whole story of whether most suicides are impulsive or planned.
Personal Perspective: Not thinking about Golden Gate Bridge suicides is a luxury.
Nearly 50,000 Americans die by suicide annually. It's time to pursue answers.
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