Often, but not always, a person may show certain symptoms or behaviors before a suicide attempt, including:
Having trouble concentrating or thinking clearly Giving away belongings Talking about going away or the need to get my affairs in order Suddenly changing behavior, especially calmness after a period of anxiety Losing interest in activities that they used to enjoy Performing self-destructive behaviors, such as heavily drinking alcohol, using illegal drugs, or cutting their body Pulling away from friends or not wanting to go out Suddenly having trouble in school or work Talking about death or suicide, or even saying that they want to hurt themselves Talking about feeling hopeless or guilty Changing sleep or eating habits
What are the symptoms of Suicide?
Often, but not always, a person may show certain symptoms or behaviors before a suicide attempt, including:
Having trouble concentrating or thinking clearly Giving away belongings Talking about going away or the need to get my affairs in order Suddenly changing behavior, especially calmness after a period of anxiety Losing interest in activities that they used to enjoy Performing self-destructive behaviors, such as heavily drinking alcohol, using illegal drugs, or cutting their body Pulling away from friends or not wanting to go out Suddenly having trouble in school or work Talking about death or suicide, or even saying that they want to hurt themselves Talking about feeling hopeless or guilty {{NAME}} sleep or eating habits