September 1, 2024Indian Journal of PsychiatryOpen Access

How do young adults deal with suicidal ideation? A qualitative study of the experiences of stakeholders

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Coping with persistent suicidal ideation relies on individual self-management alongside informal assistance and formal clinical care, which collectively mitigate self-harm risks during crises.
Thematic analysis of interviews with 15 participants revealed that at-risk individuals, caregivers, and mental health professionals identified crisis handling as a core protective factor.
Highlights that integrating caregivers into formal suicide prevention protocols and mitigating mental health professional burnout remain essential for effective clinical suicide risk management.

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Qualitative study reveals self-management strategies and support-seeking during suicidality in at-risk individuals, highlighting the crucial role of caregiver involvement in risk management.

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Nair et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Qualitative study reveals self-management strategies and support-seeking during suicidality in at-risk individuals, highlighting the crucial role of caregiver involvement in risk management.

How do young adults deal with suicidal ideation? A qualitative study of the experiences of stakeholders

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How do young adults deal with suicidal ideation? A qualitative study of the experiences of stakeholders

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