Understanding Suicidal Thoughts: Prevalence and Critical Response
Suicidal ideation (thoughts of ending one's life) is not considered "normal" in the general population, but having such thoughts does not inevitably lead to attempts. It signals significant distress requiring compassionate, professional intervention. Any expression of suicidal intent should be taken seriously and met with immediate support and mental health referral.
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