understanding and intervening Black, Jeffrey S. 1954- creator text xxu Phillipsburg, N.J P & R Pub. c2003 monographic eng

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The inner world of the suicidal person -- I. Created and covenantal beings -- II. Common features in suicidal thinking -- Intense psychological pain -- Abuse of medication -- A situational crisis -- Distorted thinking -- II. How can you help? -- First, acknowledge the reality of his pain -- Second, help him see the connection between his pain and his felt need -- Third, challenge constricted options and irrational thoughts -- Fourth, explore his perceptions of hopelessness -- Fifth, help the person to separate pain and need -- III. How to assess the risk of suicide -- Presenting problem -- Background information -- Substance abuse as a risk factor -- Available resources -- Suicidal thinking and intention -- A noble end. By Jeffrey S. Black. Suicide Religious aspects Christianity Suicide Prevention HV6545 9780875526935 180503 20180503135102.0