
Warning signs and risk factors associated with Suicide
No parent wants to think of their child in mental anguish but it’s important to know the warning signs and risk factors when it comes to suicide
No parent wants to think of their child in mental anguish but it’s important to know the warning signs and risk factors when it comes to suicide
When trying to help someone who is experiencing suicidal thoughts or tendencies, it can be very difficult to know what to say.
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