Loving Someone with Suicidal Thoughts, livre ebook

“Nothing hurts more than losing your loved one to suicide. Nothing terrifies more than your loved one feeling or acting suicidal. Most people feel helpless, confused, and paralyzed—not knowing what to say, do, think, or feel. This precious book is an essential guide through the perilous storm, a treasure both for everyone who feels suicidal, and for everyone who loves them.” — Allen Frances, MD , professor and chair emeritus in the Duke University department of psychiatry “‘What do I do?’ is the most frequently asked question I receive from family members, friends, and coworkers hoping to support and help someone they care about who has suicidal thoughts. Finally, there’s a simple, easy-to-follow ‘how-to’ guide that can help anyone asking this question. Stacey Freedenthal’s book fills a much-needed gap in suicide prevention and should be available in every mental health clinic, crisis center, and school. I’ll be ordering in bulk to make sure I always have a copy on hand to share with those who need it.” — Craig J. Bryan, PsyD, ABPP , stress, trauma, and resilience professor of psychiatry and behavioral health at The Ohio State University College of Medicine; and author of Rethinking Suicide: Why Prevention Fails, and How We Can Do Better “Stacey Freedenthal’s book is an incredible journey into the lives of those who love people that think of suicide.