Categories: All - suicide - substance - depression - bullying

by austin johnson 4 years ago

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SCHOOL SUICIDE RESEARCH

The issue of suicide presents a complex and multifaceted challenge affecting various demographics and communities. Numerous risk factors contribute to the prevalence of suicide, including mental health disorders such as depression and PTSD, exposure to violence or abusive environments, and substance abuse.

SCHOOL SUICIDE RESEARCH

Effects or Outcomes

Risk Factors

SUICIDE

950,000 years of potential life lost

Mental Illness could develop for all involved

Emotional toll on Suicide Attempt Survivors

Guilt

7,782 New Loss Suicide Survivors every year in Washington State alone.

Continuation of the Cycle of Violence/Suicide

Tremendous Emotional Toll on family and friends

$1,329,553 in healthcare costs per Suicide

$93.5 Billion in healthcare costs for Suicides

$50.8 Billion in healthcare costs for Suicides

Member of the LGBTQ community

Being a combat veteran

Serious Physical Illness Including Pain

Relationship Problems

Environmental Factors

Unemployment/Financial Crisis

Mental Illness

Being between the ages of 15-24 or over 65

Bullying/Cyber Bullying

PTSD

Being exposed to others suicidal behavior

Medical Illness

Being in Prison or Jail

Physical or Sexual Abuse

Family Violence

Family History of Suicide

Guns in the Home

Family History of Substance Abuse

Family History of Mental Health Issues

Substance Abuse

Mental Health Disorders

Depression

Prior Attempt at Suicide