It is thought that every 16 minutes, someone dies from suicide. Every 17 minutes, those close to them are left to manage the loss. Suicide is surrounded by myths, myths that all too often impact how we cope with the suicide of someone close. In my years of working with suicidal clients and families who are left to grieve the loss, several truths have come to view. Here are four myths and what I think are the truths.
Dr Peter Thomas PHD
drpeterthomas@gmail.com
https://amplifiedminds.org/about/
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