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Suicide and Counseling for Suicidality
2014One of the problems extensively studied in the frame of the contextual action theory is suicidality. This chapter summarizes some of the key conceptual and intervention propositions of this view related to suicidality. It outlines and illustrates the claim that suicide is a goal-directed process in form of an action, project, and a suicide career as ...
Richard A. Young, Ladislav Valach
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1963
Suicide is a dirty word in our civilization. So was syphilis—and was allowed to do its dirty work by suppression of its cognizance. I shall quote only one statistic: 18,000 suicides are reported a year in the United States. This figure will be clothed in glaring significance by comparing it to two facts: (1) the 35,000 deaths a year through motorcar ...
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Suicide is a dirty word in our civilization. So was syphilis—and was allowed to do its dirty work by suppression of its cognizance. I shall quote only one statistic: 18,000 suicides are reported a year in the United States. This figure will be clothed in glaring significance by comparing it to two facts: (1) the 35,000 deaths a year through motorcar ...
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2011
Despite being heard tapping away on her typewriter until late into the night she died, Meinhof did not leave a suicide note. The absence of such a note, and with it a ready-made and definitive interpretation, has given rise to endless speculation about the circumstances of her death.
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Despite being heard tapping away on her typewriter until late into the night she died, Meinhof did not leave a suicide note. The absence of such a note, and with it a ready-made and definitive interpretation, has given rise to endless speculation about the circumstances of her death.
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Notes and Queries, 1888