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Phone: 419.530.2426
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Warning Signs
BEHAVIORAL SIGNS
- Withdrawal from friends, family, society
- Engaging in risky or reckless behavior
- Increased substance use (alcohol or drugs)
- Change in eating pattern (loss of or increased appetite)
- Change in sleep pattern (insomnia or oversleeping)
- Change in academic performance (failing grades, missing classes, etc.)
LIFE EVENTS
- History of past suicide attempts
- Loss of friend or family member to suicide
- Recent rejections, failures, or losses (ending of a romantic relationship, lower grades than expected, family problems)
DIRECT-SUICIDE RELATED COMMENTS/BEHAVIORS
- Talking about suicide either in a direct manner, “I’m thinking about killing myself” or in a vague way, “It would better for everyone if I wasn’t a problem.”
- Developing a plan or obtaining means to commit suicide (buying a firearm, collecting pills.)
MOOD/FEELINGS
- Hopelessness/Helplessness
- Anxiety/agitation
- Anger
- Sadness/tearful
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