Description
"Suicide in Young Adults" delves into the alarming rise of suicide rates among young people, offering a thorough examination of the underlying causes and contributing factors. The book covers a range of psychological and environmental influences, including depression, anxiety, trauma, and academic or social pressures, that may lead young adults to contemplate or commit suicide. It highlights key risk factors such as substance abuse, bullying, family history of mental illness, and lack of emotional support. With a focus on prevention, the book offers evidence-based strategies for identifying warning signs, encouraging mental health discussions, and fostering resilience among young people. It also explores effective interventions, such as therapy, counseling, and community support networks, that can help reduce the risk of suicide. Designed for educators, counselors, parents, and healthcare professionals, this book serves as a crucial resource for understanding and addressing suicide in young adults and promoting mental well-being.
