SUICIDAL MOTIVES AND BEHAVIOR OF PATIENTS WITH INCOMPLETE SUICIDE

Аннотация

This article explores the suicidal motives and behaviors of patients who have engaged in incomplete suicide attempts. It examines the psychological, emotional, and situational factors driving these behaviors, as well as the key risk factors and behavioral patterns associated with incomplete suicide. The piece highlights the complexities of ambivalence, the desire to escape pain, and the role of self-harm and impulsivity in these cases. Furthermore, it emphasizes the importance of comprehensive clinical assessments, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and support systems in preventing future suicide attempts and improving mental health outcomes. The article serves as a resource for healthcare professionals working with individuals at risk of suicide.