¿Qué son los pensamientos suicidas?
Los sentimientos de suicidio ven a una persona preocupada con pensamientos de terminar con su vida o que siente que la gente estaría mejor sin ellos, incluso a pensar en métodos para quitarse la vida intencionalmente. Una persona puede hacer planes claros para terminar con su vida. Una persona con pensamientos suicidas puede estar triste o confundida y no puede lidiar con estos sentimientos. Una persona suicida puede experimentar dolor, sentirse desesperada, llorosa, abrumada y desesperada. Es importante reconocer que una persona que se siente así no está sola y que siempre hay ayuda y apoyo disponibles.
Pensamientos suicidas
¿Qué son los pensamientos suicidas?
Los sentimientos de suicidio ven a una persona preocupada con pensamientos de terminar con su vida o que siente que la gente estaría mejor sin ellos, incluso a pensar en métodos para quitarse la vida intencionalmente. Una persona puede hacer planes claros para terminar con su vida. Una persona con pensamientos suicidas puede estar triste o confundida y no puede lidiar con estos sentimientos. Una persona suicida puede experimentar dolor, sentirse desesperada, llorosa, abrumada y desesperada. Es importante reconocer que una persona que se siente así no está sola y que siempre hay ayuda y apoyo disponibles.
Overcoming suicidal ideation
Por Dr Iqbal Mohiuddin
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Experiencing thoughts of ending your own life can be profoundly distressing and frightening. It's crucial to understand that these thoughts do not define you as a person but indicate that you are enduring significant emotional distress. The Mental Health Foundation reports that 1 in 5 adults in the UK have had suicidal thoughts at some point in their lives. Data from the Office for National Statistics shows that in 2022, the UK suicide rate was 10.5 per 100,000 people, with the rate for men at 16.1 and for women at 5.3, marking a slight increase from 2021. The highest suicide rates are seen in men aged 45-49, followed by those aged 50-54. Renowned consultant psychiatrist Dr Iqbal Mohiuddin explores effective strategies for managing suicidal thoughts, fostering hope, and preventing suicide. Ver más
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Doctores expertos en Pensamientos suicidas
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Dr Elena Manafi
PsicologíaExperto en:
- Baja autoestima
- Pensamientos suicidas
- Problemas de apego
- Ansiedad
- Depresión
- Estrés postraumático
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Dr Daniela Herescu
PsiquiatríaExperto en:
- Ansiedad
- Depresión
- Trastorno borderline de personalidad
- Autolesiones
- Pensamientos suicidas
- Trastorno bipolar
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