Suicide
Sometimes, life can present overwhelming situations that can be difficult to deal with and people might consider suicide as a possible solution to end their pain. People with depression or anxiety are also more likely to attempt suicide than other people. It is important to know that there are ways to get help.
If you, or someone you know, is feeling suicidal you should contact emergency services (call 000), your doctor, or get in touch with a mental health crisis centre such as Lifeline or the Suicide Call Back Service. Do not leave a suicidal person on their own unless you are worried about your own safety. |
Call 13 11 14
24 hours, 7 days a week Chat online between 7pm and midnight, 7 days a week: https://www.lifeline.org.au/get-help/online-services/crisis-chat |
While everyone experiences things differently, A person who is thinking about suicide will usually give some clues or signs to those around them that indicate they are distressed. These are often referred to as suicide warning signs.
These may include:
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